D&D 5E Humblewood: A New Third-Party Setting on D&D Beyond

Following November's inclusion of Dungeons of Drakkenheim and Lairs of Etharis, another third-party setting has been added to D&D Beyond. From Hit Point Press, Humblewood, a setting which features new birdfolk player races, made a million dollars on Kickstarter back in April 2019. You can buy it from DDB for $39.99

In the world of Everden, nestled between the mighty Crest mountain range and the vast marshes of the Mokk Fields, lies a mystical forest known as Humblewood that hums with the Great Rhythm of nature. Now the fires have come, and the Woods have been thrown into chaos. Even in these dark times, brave heroes can be found within the Wood. Will you answer the call?

Welcome to Humblewood, a campaign setting where you get to adventure as birds and other woodland critters. Come and discover the mystery behind all the forest fires, is it the Bandit Coalition or something even more nefarious? Explore the verdant forest within:

• Embody the Great Rhythm of nature by selecting between 10 new playable Races and 4 new subclasses from within the D&D Beyond character builder
• Empower your characters with 3 new backgrounds, 7 new feats, 10 new spells, and over 20 new magic items
• Expand your DM toolkit with more than 50 new monsters in the D&D Beyond Encounters tool and 11 new maps for use with D&D Beyond Maps

 

[darjr]

 

[bedir than]

Adding the link to the DnD Beyond page

Humblewood Campaign Setting

In the world of Everden lies a mystical forest known as Humblewood. The fires have come, and Humblewood has been thrown into chaos. Will ...

www.dndbeyond.com

And I'm guessing the WotC take on these is 25% based on the pricing now.

 

[darjr]

Looks like subclasses too?

 

[darjr]

The announcement video.

 

[Shardstone]

I gotta figure out how to do this for my own content...

 

[Umbran]

Oh, nice. I'm playing in a Humblewood game.

 

[eyeheartawk]

I really am curious what the terms are for third party publishers to get on DDB.

Unless I'm wrong, none have ever said?

I imagine it's a consequential amount of the sales.

 

[mamba]

I really am curious what the terms are for third party publishers to get on DDB.

Unless I'm wrong, none have ever said?

probably part of the conditions…

I imagine it's a consequential amount of the sales.

25% or 30% probably, like most others (DTRPG, Steam, …)

 

[Morrus]

I really am curious what the terms are for third party publishers to get on DDB.

Unless I'm wrong, none have ever said?

I imagine it's a consequential amount of the sales.

Haven't the foggiest!