Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor — 2026 guide

Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor returned to Steam on 6 November 2026. Stormfront Studios is credited as developer and SNEG as publisher. This digital rerelease brings the 2001 party-based Dungeons & Dragons RPG to modern PCs, with optional enhancements, controller support and a Legacy mode. Its campaign sends a group of heroes into the haunted elven ruins of Myth Drannor to confront a sorceress and a dracolich.

Written and reviewed by Pool of Radiance Editorial Team · Updated 6 November 2026 (EST)

A classic campaign, newly available digitally

The publisher describes this release as the first digital availability of the 2001 game. It is not presented here as a newly written sequel or a replacement campaign. The emphasis is on keeping the original adventure while adding modern presentation and interface options. The official materials identify sharper visuals, widescreen support including 4K, bug fixes and a revised camera.

Combat is turn-based, with an optional timer for players who want more pressure. A party can contain six characters, but the listing separates four created heroes from two later recruits. That detail matters when planning what the opening character-creation screen actually represents.

Plan your return

• Pool of Radiance 2026 release date, Steam price and demo
• Pool of Radiance party size and turn-based combat
• Pool of Radiance story: Myth Drannor and the Forgotten Realms
• Pool of Radiance rerelease enhancements and Legacy mode
• Pool of Radiance 2026 PC system requirements and languages

What this guide covers

These pages organize official store information and publisher announcements. They are not a play-session review, map walkthrough or build database. Story details stop at the published premise. Prices and listed features are dated snapshots; consult the source register for the underlying materials and check the store for later changes.