Fast-paced, action-based MMORPG (Say that whole line a few times fast) Neverwinter keeps on rolling forward with new content – this time with a new expansion set to debut March 15th called “The Maze Engine”.

The Maze Engine gives players another opportunity to team up with hamster-loving ranger Minsc and Salvatore’s famous Drow renegade Drizzt to fight against some of the biggest demon lords the world of Faerun plays host to. The official announcement from Perfect World has the details:

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – February 23, 2016 – Today, Perfect World Entertainment Inc., a leading publisher of free-to-play MMORPGs, and Cryptic Games announced Neverwinter: The Maze Engine is coming to PC on March 15, 2016 and Xbox One at a later date. The ninth expansion to the Dungeons & Dragons-based MMORPG pits players against the newest threats to Neverwinter, demon lords Baphomet and Orcus.

In the last expansion, Neverwinter: Underdark, players joined forces with iconic Dungeons & Dragons heroes to defeat the two-headed Demogorgon. Following these events, The Maze Engine introduces two new powerful demon lords, the Horned King Baphomet and Orcus, the Prince of Undeath. Down in the depths of the Underdark, Baphomet and his demons guard the Maze Engine, a magical mechanical device that can warp the very fabric of reality. Meanwhile, Orcus has taken control of Castle Never and re-animated defeated enemies of the past. Adventurers must eliminate these new threats by teaming up with classic D&D characters, including Drizzt Do’Urden, Minsc, Bruenor Battlehammer, Regis and more.

Neverwinter: The Maze Engine brings new gameplay updates, including the return of four regular dungeons and one epic dungeon, all of which have been updated visually and content-wise. Castle Never has received a massive overhaul, now that it’s been taken over by Orcus. The expansion will also introduce a new campaign, a system that gives customization to mounts and how they’re kept, and an improved queue system.

The Xbox version of Neverwinter lags behind, content-wise anyway, the PC version – so there is no exact date as of yet when the Maze Engine will make it to consoles. Currently, the Xbox version of the previous Neverwinter expansion, Underdark, was just released a couple of weeks ago.