Dungeon Siege III: Treasures of the Sun DLC now available

26 October 2011

Square Enix, Inc. has announced that Dungeon Siege III: Treasures of the Sun DLC is now available on PSN, Xbox Live and Steam.

The DLC extends the journey beyond the borders of Ehb to an all–new environment: the Aranoi Desert. On their search for a lost Legion hero, players will fight through hordes of new villains only to find a forgotten abbey hiding a long–lost secret: the greatest treasure of the Azunite faith.

Obsidian Entertainment has also supposedly introduced several “refinements” to the systems and mechanics of teh game.

•    New abilities: Players are now able to attain mastery of the arcane through powerful new attack, defense and healing abilities.

•    Raises level cap from 30 to 35.

•    More monsters and items: Players will encounter new monsters in the Aranoi Desert—including mummies and giant skeletons—and will find more powerful items, adding to the thousands already available in Dungeon Siege III.

•    Reallocate Talent & Proficiency Points: Players can reallocate points spent in Proficiencies and Talents, enabling changes to character customization throughout the campaign.

•    New Enchanting System: Transmuting items now gives players chances at gaining powerful new Vials that allow them to enhance their weapons and armor through the DLC’s new enchanting system.

Dungeon Siege III: Treasures of the Sun is available at a cost of 800 Microsoft points via the Xbox LIVE Marketplace (XBLM) for Xbox 360, and $9.99 on the PlayStation®Network and Windows PC platforms.

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