However the player chooses to choose a character, that character immediately becomes the central character in a prophecy delivered to a Drow priestess with illusions of grandeur. It becomes the player's job to stop the Drow leader before she can flood the above ground world with her forces. Surely this is a plot we've all seen before, but the Drow, the Underdark, and the various creatures that are new to this expansion, all make the game feel fairly fresh. I've said it too many times in reviews of D&D-based games, but the D&D license is truly remarkable in both the foundation and the freedom it provides for developers. Bioware once again puts the license to good use.​