Dungeons & Dragons: A New Quest

Seasoned role-players and fresh-faced adventurers alike, let’s enter the world of Dungeons & Dragons, where the eerie wailing of banshees can be heard across the plains, never-ending storms rage, and Kobolds roam the realm. 

Dungeons & Dragons: A New Quest* by Everbloom Games and Wizards of the Coast is a brand new adventure where we rejoin our heroes, Katra and Vaer, as they fight fiends hiding in every dark corner of the Forgotten Realms. So, grab your weapon and brace yourself – I know I’m bringing my trusty blanky sword! 

And despite its sequel-ringing name, you don't have to own or have played the original DLC to dive into A New Quest and enjoy the pure thrills it brings!

A story of adventure

In A New Quest, Katra and Vaer are striving to reunite Vaer’s soul with his body that was stolen by dark forces. During their journey, they reach Candlekeep, where Thesserai the Sage asks Katra and Vaer to aid him in locating his “Deck of Many Things”, hoping it’ll lead them closer to finding Vaer’s lost body. 

The deck is a mighty set of cards with the power to either stir conflict or prevent it. The deck stems from chaos magic (sounds super safe tbh) , and as it now has gone missing, it needs to be returned before it ends up in the wrong hands (or claws). 

Katra and Vaer accept the call to adventure, and thus, their perilous journey (and yours!) begins, meeting yetis, and dwarven hunters, recovering treasures, helping one-legged pirates, and discovering widespread conspiracies.

The class of a character

As in all Dungeons & Dragon games, classes are key when it comes to forging the perfect role and gameplay experience for you (I usually choose the coward, with the ability to wimp out).

There are four different classes to choose from: if you want to go all bulky and smash, smash, smash, then pick the barbarian. If you’re more about stealthy long-range attacks (read: safe distance) then choose the rogue. Or if you love casting magic missiles, then the wizard is for you. Finally, we have the stalwart paladin with the ability to heal and mend their allies. 

So, consider which class suits you best as you brave A New Quest (I’m going with rogue, so if I go hiding, I can always make the excuse of it being a "trait"). And because this is Dungeons & Dragons, you also get to choose your stats, which influence how good you are at various actions, like spell casting or stealthing.

A vast world

From Candlekeep to the Sword Coast and onwards to Icewind Dale and Caer Dineval, A New Quest takes you to many known locations within the Dungeons & Dragons world, some fraught with risk, some packed with rewards. 

But just as a world needs stunning views (yay!), it also must bear devious, ferocious foes (nay!). So, as you venture out into the world, you might encounter owlbears, wolves, rats, Bheur hags, Mind Flayers (now that can’t be good), and bosses that are sure to test your mettle.

Free Character Creator item

Together with the A New Quest DLC, a new, free, Dragon Mask is also available in the Dressing Room. It’s sure to instill respect, fear, and the urge to roast marshmallows into anyone who sees it!

Time to quest

This is not a journey without risk (which is why I am hiding in the keep instead), nor without rewards (hey, yeah, okay I might take a stab at this thing). So, roll the die and beg hope for a critical hit, as you, Katra, and Vaer leave the safety of Candlekeep and face the dangers that dwell outside the walls. 

Dungeons & Dragons: A New Quest is available at Minecraft Marketplace now – prepare thyself!

*Requires the latest version of Minecraft: Bedrock Edition (sold separately). Redeem free Dragon Mask Character Creator item by 3/20/2025; limit 1 per person. TM & ©2025 Wizards of the Coast LLC.

(We aim for a great DLC experience on all platforms. With this in mind, we are unable to deliver Dungeons & Dragons: A New Quest DLC on the Nintendo Switch system at this time. Additionally, 4gb RAM+ is required with 6GB recommended on mobile for the best experience. Check back for any updates.)