Pages From The Upcoming Nautical D&D Book!

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Schmoe

Adventurer

• Feb 9, 2019

• #21

Final Enemy remake?

 

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EthanSental

Legend

Supporter

• Feb 9, 2019

• #22

The second page art doesn’t fit WoTC’s typical style to me....maybe just a place holder?
Cool timing as I was actually reading the 2e Of Ships and the Sea book for some nautical themed info.

 

the Jester

Legend

• Feb 9, 2019

• #23

Retreater said:

Having 20+ enemies in an area indicates this is some bad encounter design.

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I strong disagree. It might be encounter design not to your taste, but it is absolutely NOT bad.

 

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Ash Mantle

Adventurer

• Feb 9, 2019

• #24

Jester David said:

Looks like it will mostly be an adventure. So they’re back to a spring/summer adventure and winter sourcebook. That will make four adventure books in a row.

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Could it be they'll be including an adventure in a "setting" book like how they did with Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica?

 

Jester David

Hero

• Feb 9, 2019

• #25

Ash Mantle said:

Could it be they'll be including an adventure in a "setting" book like how they did with Guildmaster's Guide to Ravnica?

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More likely an adventure with a setting, like Storm King’s Thunder or Tomb of Annihilation.

 

Dire Bare

Legend

• Feb 9, 2019

• #26

That top image looks like the sahuagin equivalent of a cock fight! I can't read the caption, is it, "Crap! The lawmages are here! Scatter!"

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Feb 9, 2019

• #27

Jester David said:

Looks like it will mostly be an adventure. So they’re back to a spring/summer adventure and winter sourcebook. That will make four adventure books in a row.

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Two in a row, Ravnica broke the streak. There is also the Acquisitions Inc book that will be on D&D Beyond in the meantime. Stewart has suggested there may be 4 WotC book this year, too.

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Feb 9, 2019

• #28

So, if those page numbers aren't BS, which they might be, it looks like the book opens with U3.

 

pukunui

Legend

• Feb 9, 2019

• #29

Parmandur said:

So, if those page numbers aren't BS, which they might be, it looks like the book opens with U3.

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That would be weird. You'd think they'd redo the whole U series, not just the third one.

I am hoping they also include an updated version of Saltmarsh from the 3.5e PHB 2.

It would be cool if they also included an updated version of Treasure Hunt, complete with official 5e rules for 0-level characters!

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Feb 9, 2019

• #30

pukunui said:

That would be weird. You'd think they'd redo the whole U series, not just the third one.

I am hoping they also include an updated version of Saltmarsh from the 3.5e PHB 2.

It would be cool if they also included an updated version of Treasure Hunt, complete with official 5e rules for 0-level characters!

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Yes, I thought that was unusual as well: however, they did change the book name in the corner, so maybe they changed the pagination to prevent any conclusions being drawn about the book.

U3 was 48 pages long in the original format: anybody have it on hand to compare the pages in question?