Two New Settings For D&D This Year

if it comes out this year i would agree with you. Possibly published by a third party company that has a good reputation (Green Ronin etc)

However if it’s coming next year I would stake all the money in my pockets that it will be a Curse of Strahd style book. Campaign with background and new monsters etc. Curse of Strahd was too successful not to repeat!

 

[gyor]

Still works for me. You may need to be part of the AL facebook group to see it. I'll attach it.

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Its sad that this is by far the best cover art of 5th edition.

 

[Parmandur]

Its sad that this is by far the best cover art of 5th edition.

Nah. I mean, it's decent, but the 5E cover art has been consistently awesome.

 

[Ancalagon]

Its sad that this is by far the best cover art of 5th edition.

It's good, but Xanathar's Guide blows that out of the water. I *love* that cover. Look at that smile! He's the happiest beholder I've ever seen.

 

[Ancalagon]

To get back on topic though - is that really a new campaign setting? It's just part of the realms....

 

[gyor]

It's good, but Xanathar's Guide blows that out of the water. I *love* that cover. Look at that smile! He's the happiest beholder I've ever seen.

I personally didn't like Goldfish.

 

[gyor]

Nah. I mean, it's decent, but the 5E cover art has been consistently awesome.

We will have to agree to disagree.

 

[Remathilis]

To get back on topic though - is that really a new campaign setting? It's just part of the realms....

Part of the Realms, and most likely NOT what was being alluded to.

 

[Ancalagon]

I personally didn't like Goldfish.

Xanathar would literally disintegrate you on the spot.

 

[Salthorae]

Still works for me. You may need to be part of the AL facebook group to see it. I'll attach it.

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That cover is beautiful. I love the Moonshae islands, have ever since the trilogies set there. Can’t wait to dig into this guide!

 

[Gradine]

I mean sure, it looks nice, but I feel like other than the admittedly gorgeous detail on the dragon's scales it could be literally any fantasy novel cover from the 90's. Especially the ivory towers in the background.