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It looks like it's an adventure anthology (17 mystery adventures): https://www.penguinrandomhouseretail.com/book/?isbn=9780786967223

A full blown traitor mechanic can remove player agency and cause havoc in a long term campaign - that's why I doubt there will actually be one.

Generally, in Q1 or Q4. Q3 is usually the storyline adventure for that year.

I think it would work well with a wilder-type class or perhaps an emotionally-driven psychic barbarian subclass?

Unless they're dire or winter wolves, which are Large.

To perhaps reinforce the horror element, that cover art is pretty horrific, and I've seen some online speculation that the owl-creature on the cover is a hill giant vampire named Morg that was created by Paul F. Culotta in Dragon 236 (he could turn into a giant owl). I looked up the article he...

I'd imagine any 5e planar book would be an examination of the Inner Planes, Ethereal/Astral Planes, and Outer Planes in the Great Wheel configuration (with nods to demiplanes, the Far Realm, and alternate cosmologies like the World Axis and Mystara's) heavily influenced by the Planescape setting...

But they did a planar AP last year. I didn't think they'd do two in a row (though maybe you end up in the Paraelemental Plane of Ice or Pandemonium in this one).

This isn't a WotC product. It's a collaboration between D&D Beyond & the producers of League of Legends.

What are you counting as APs? If you don't count the anthology adventures then there's been one storyline per year since 2017 (2017 Tomb of Annihilation, 2018 were the Waterdeep adventures, and 2019 was Descent into Avernus).

They're going to have to reprint all the infusions (plus the new ones), so I'm not so sure.

And that's the right attitude to have IMO. I think if there is an artificer reprint, it will include one of the subclasses from E:RLW - I'm just going to assume the alchemist.

It doesn't take much prognostication to see that WotC is planning a book with an emphasis on player options similar to XGtE - I would say it's probably the 2020 Q4 release (I also don't think it will include psionics). That said, I wouldn't expect that it wouldn't include as many subclasses as...

Given the proliferation of UAs over the past few months, we'll be seeing a Xanathar's type book in the near future. I would venture to say it's likely the 2020 Q4 release.

I'm pretty sure that as it's written today, you can only take the Wild Talent feat once.

While it's been present in pretty much all of them, it's really only intrinsic to Dark Sun.

That UA (and the accompanying article that adapted parts of d20 Modern to 5e) was from 5 years ago and was written by a contractor who no longer works for WotC.

But there's more to Planescape than Sigil.

The author of those supplements pulled all of them from the DMs Guild.

You can still find pre-stream vines on YouTube when they played Pathfinder at home. They're remarkably similar to the show now.