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When they both were announced, my answer was Staircase, because I've really enjoyed the anthology books for the most part. But after seeing the adventure list (I'm really not into Barrier Peaks's sci-fi and Tsojcanth is just more of the dungeon crawling we got in Yawning Portal) and hearing Eve...

Article from ComicBook.com I'm personally very excited to hear the Eberron portion will be going to the Mournland.

You know, if you doubt their claim you could also do a bit of research. I'm sure they didn't feel the need to provide evidence because it just seemed obviously true to them. But if you want some evidence, here are a few poll results from reddit and the D&D Beyond forums. They are by no means...

Man, I was really hoping they'd leak who the important Eberron NPCs will be, I'm so curious about that. I also wanna know where in Eberron they'll set that part of the adventure - I'm assuming Sharn as Rising has a massive Sharn focus, but I'm hoping for something more interesting.

This looks like a really cool book that I'd love to have, but I can't really justify spending $100 on it. Maybe it'll go on a Christmas wish list. Love listening to the interview though - Jason Tondro sounds like he really enjoyed making this book.

Not sure how to answer this based on the games I run. I generally like my players to stick to official content where possible, for a number of reasons. However, I DM in Eberron a lot, and I allow any and all Keith Baker Publications material, and that's 3PP. So my answer is, "I don't allow most...

We don't know for sure what will be printed in the 2024 PHB, but the latest playtest version of Action Surge let you do any action except Magic actions (like casting a spell). However, if you believe you can break up your Attack action to use your Action Surge to cast a spell in the current...

We saw 2 versions of the Bard, and both of them were during the period where they were still testing the idea of having 3 general spell lists - Arcane/Primal/Divine. The first version had them using the Arcane list but only certain schools of magic, and moved some features around to different...

You're assuming they don't know when they're releasing the books. They probably do, or at least have an internal target date they haven't shared publicly. The only real naughty word-up from WotC was their Social Media department tweeting out an incorrect date. It's an embarassing communication error...

All of the AI art was from one artist, Ilya Shkipin. The Adze of Annam is by Isabel Gibney - and I'm looking at it right now, and I don't think it's AI art. Unfortunately, a lot of accusations of art being AI generated sounds a lot like people talking about Photoshopped pictures back in the...

How can it be alphabetical and then by level? No two spells are going to have the same name, so if you have a top level sort by alphabetical, that's it. There is no second or third level sort. Unless you're just talking about adding a list of the spells by level at the end. I personally prefer...

When D&D Beyond replaced the AI art in Glory of the Giants, it didn't come with an announcement from WotC or any word on if/when the published books would be using the new art. I reached out to customer support to ask, and I thought people might be interested in the response I got. My question...

I don't think you understood what I was trying to say. I'm well aware WotC typically includes player content in supplements and settings and markets the book to both players and DMs. But this specific set has so little player content that there's basically no value to someone who would only buy...

I'm surprised they made this video. If you sell a book to DMs and you add some backgrounds and feats, they act as a nice little cherry on top that a DM can share with the players if they're using the setting. But by making a "New Player Options" (and magic items) video, it gives the vibe that...

I'd rather take a book full of adventures with plot holes that I can mend rather than adventures devoid of plot. I'd heard such good things about Against the Giants, so I was disappointed to find it's just three big dungeons in a row topped off with "surprise, it was drow the whole time!" I can...

Copying my comments over from the voting thread, thanks for the link Eyes of Nine. Putting Phandelver on this list is an odd choice given the book isn't out yet. Or are we judging it on the Lost Mine portion? Yawning Portal is overrated. One or two of the dungeons are good, but many of them...

I haven't read the whole thread so forgive me if this was mentioned elsewhere, but putting Phandelver on this list is an odd choice given the book isn't out yet. Or are we judging it on the Lost Mine portion? Murder in Baldur's Gate 9 Storm King's Thunder 20 Tomb of Annihilation 27 Waterdeep...

Sad to see some Dragon Heist hate here, I've run the adventure twice and loved it both times. But to answer the question, I think it easily has to be Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, especially now that most of the good content from that book has found its way into other publications. It does an...

Sul Khatesh and Rak Tulkhesh got stat blocks in Rising from the Last War, both clocking in at CR 28. Though it's worth noting that Keith Baker stated these stat blocks are intended to be aspects of them after their partial release and acknowledged their 3.5e versions were much stronger. Still...

For that type of thing I would be much quicker to recommend the Eberronicon since it contains 5e updated lore and you can read the vast majority of it for free using the preview.