Second Dungeons & Dragons Product for Fall 2018: Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage

Abstruse · Jun 3, 2018

That's not necessarily everyone as it's also credited to "Wizards RPG Team" so probably Perkins, Mearls, Crawford, and/or Welch had their hands in it. When they credit it to the team, we usually don't get a full designer list until we can see the actual credit page from the book.

DQDesign · Jun 3, 2018

Greg Benage said:
Also, the only thing more mind-blowing than the amount of IP Wizards has opened up for commercial use on DM's Guild is the amount of complaints about what they haven't opened up.

Anyone looking for life advice from me? Try less hard to be unhappy.

You are totally right.

Thanks Publisher for having published a setting and a half in the last four years. We deserve no more.

Thanks Publisher for locking settings you don't care about from independent developing. We could ruin them with our childish and horrible ideas.

Thanks Publisher for producing 5E products about locations and settings well-supported in the last four editions. Desiring something else is sin.

Happiness, as usual, is mandatory.

Thanks Publisher.

Kramodlog · Jun 3, 2018

I wonder if you need to buy the map pack for Undermountain to use the Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Wizard adventure. http://dnd.wizards.com/products/tabletop-games/rpg-products/waterdeep-dungeon-mad-mage-map-pack

That would mean that adventure would cost 75$. 125$ if you buy Dragon Heist.

Demetrios1453 · Jun 3, 2018

Kramodlog said:
I wonder if you need to buy the map pack for Undermountain to use the Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Wizard adventure. http://dnd.wizards.com/products/tabletop-games/rpg-products/waterdeep-dungeon-mad-mage-map-pack

That would mean that adventure would cost 75$. 125$ if you buy Dragon Heist.

They did say the maps would be in the book, presumably shrunk down to page size. This, I imagine, would be a pack of poster-sized maps that would be rather difficult to ship with a book. So you would presumably be able to play the campaign without these maps, although having the poster maps would certainly be cooler and more convenient...

Kramodlog · Jun 3, 2018

Demetrios1453 said:
They did say the maps would be in the book, presumably shrunk down to page size. This, I imagine, would be a pack of poster-sized maps that would be rather difficult to ship with a book. So you would presumably be able to play the campaign without these maps, although having the poster maps would certainly be cooler and more convenient...

Hard to ship with a book, but easy in a box.

EthanSental · Jun 3, 2018

Francisco Grillo said:
Psst I run my own legal firm, husband and have kids. No time to do that....

Psst...pay a paralegal in your FIRM to create it for you...

Rhylthar · Jun 3, 2018

Lidgar said:
Is that some kind of Beholder Demi-lich in the background? Shades of Acererak!

So with the drow, seems like this has to something to with that beholder eye artifact folks were speculating about?

Anyways, this looks good.

I think it´s no Demi-Lich but one of the Skulls of Skullport.
The Drow might be a priestess of Elistraee.

Abstruse · Jun 3, 2018

Rhylthar said:
I think it´s no Demi-Lich but one of the Skulls of Skullport.
The Drow might be a priestess of Elistraee.

The Drow is Quenthel Baenre, according to what a lot of people are saying...

This Effin’ GM · Jun 3, 2018

The Githyanki on the cover seems to hint that we are ready to move away from forgotten realms. My bet is 2019 is the year of Other World’s. Undermountain would be a fine capstone to their work in the Realms.

This Effin’ GM · Jun 3, 2018

Lidgar said:
Is that some kind of Beholder Demi-lich in the background? Shades of Acererak!

So with the drow, seems like this has to something to with that beholder eye artifact folks were speculating about?

Anyways, this looks good.

That’s a Death Tyrant, my friend!

Second Dungeons & Dragons Product for Fall 2018: Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage

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