WotC D&D at PAX Unplugged Next Week

Pax Unplugged 2024 is approaching (December 1st-3rd) in Philadelphia, USA, and WotC will be there with various D&D events.

The 50 years of D&D Adventures panel will feature Jeremy Crawford, Amanda Hamon, Chris Perkins, and James Wyatt, who will be talking about D&D adventures of the past and what's coming next year. The panel will be streamed live, so you can view it on the D&D YouTube channel.

There will be various D&D game run by WotC's long-time partner Baldman Games, including the premier of the "special convention-exclusive Planescape mega-event" Powers in Pieces and updated versions of Tomb of Horrors and The Hidden Shrine of Tamoachan to celebrate the 50th anniversary early.

There's also hints of "more glimpses of the future of D&D" in the D&D play area.

There are also unconfirmed rumours that the 3d VTT will be available to try.

 

[darjr]

Who's going?

 

[Parmandur]

Dungeons & Dragons is almost 50! Celebrate with D&D game designers—Jeremy Crawford, Amanda Hamon, Chris Perkins, and James Wyatt—as they discuss their favorite adventures of all time and get a glimpse of what's in store next year. Maybe you'll even find a new favorite adventure to play or DM? This panel will be streamed; watch on the D&D YouTube channel!

Hmmmm, that sounds like the sort of conversation thwt might involve teasing a classic Adventure anthology...

If you want more glimpses of the future of D&D, be on the lookout near the D&D play area. See you in Philadelphia!

And thwt sounds like they may be demoing some gameplay grommet an upcoming product like they did at Hameholecon.

Or heck, they could announce some stuff formally in this venue easily...

 

[Demetrios1453]

Ooooh, can't wait to see what hints are dropped! And maybe we'll actually get some actual details on next year's non-core products.

 

[Parmandur]

Ooooh, can't wait to see what hints are dropped! And maybe we'll actually get some actual details on next year's non-core products.

It seems to me there will likely be something in Q1 (other than Deck of Many Things), which is the proper anniversary window to boot.

 

[RoughCoronet0]

It would be a good time to start teasing, if not to straight up announce a new book or two for next year that isn’t the core book revisions as all of the previously announced books have been released (excluding the Physical version of “The Book of Many Things” of course).

I’m pretty excited for the Core Revisions myself but I Mm also excited to see what else is to come, especially if we are getting any bone adventure books.

 

[Parmandur]

It would be a good time to start teasing, if not to straight up announce a new book or two for next year that isn’t the core book revisions as all of the previously announced books have been released (excluding the Physical version of “The Book of Many Things” of course).

I’m pretty excited for the Core Revisions myself but I Mm also excited to see what else is to come, especially if we are getting any bone adventure books.

Qell, they have announced the Vecna Campaign book, but details are sketchy still.

 

[kettite]

They need to provide some release dates and reveal a few pieces of commissioned artwork for the 2024 editions before too long.

 

[bedir than]

They need to provide some release dates and reveal a few pieces of commissioned artwork for the 2024 editions before too long.

They've revealed the new dragons already btw

 

[MichaelSomething]

Who's going?

Me! I'm running indie RPGs at the Games on Demand section!