D&D 5E Acererak's Tomb of Horrors is in Chult

[Enevhar Aldarion]

Of course, we also know from Storm King's Thunder that Artus Cimber and the Ring of Winter play a role in an upcoming adventure. Perhaps they are one and the same.

Considering this text from the blurb for the latest SKT expansion for Neverwinter, I am not sure the Ring of Winter will show up in another print adventure if the characters in Neverwinter can get the ring:

"Sea of Moving Ice brings tons of new content including a new adventure zone, new ways to travel and new artifacts and trials! Assault the keep of Jarl Storvald and face down his army of giants as you fight to reclaim the Ring of Winter, travel between icebergs and among arctic seas with the Khyek outrigger boat, but watch out for dragon turtles!"

Now, I do not own SKT, so for all I know this is how the plot goes in it too.

 

[DEFCON 1]

Considering this text from the blurb for the latest SKT expansion for Neverwinter, I am not sure the Ring of Winter will show up in another print adventure if the characters in Neverwinter can get the ring:

Chris Perkins actually tweeted that Artus and the Ring appear in a 2017 product.

https://twitter.com/ChrisPerkinsDnD/status/799801288242262016

 

[DEFCON 1]

So it turns out that "Chult" is Torilian Common for "Greyhawk." Or maybe it just means "far away".

"A long time ago... in a galaxy Chult...."

 

[gyor]

Yeah the FR Undermountain movie will likely be when they do a Undermountain AP.

But yeah while I don't care for Acerak, Tomb of Horrors never interested me, its good they're finally leaving the Sword Coast. And Chult has not been shown in any map yet, so hopefully we finally get a proper full detailed map for the Forgotten Realms.

 

[FormerlyHemlock]

"A long time ago... in a galaxy Chult...."

I believe that should be "in a galaxy ChuChult."

 

[Parmandur]

Ackerack in Chult, Mordenkeinen in Barovia, Tordek & Gimble in Volos Guide. Greyhawk is making a comeback, interplanar style. Awesome!

 

[Corpsetaker]

Ackerack in Chult, Mordenkeinen in Barovia, Tordek & Gimble in Volos Guide. Greyhawk is making a comeback, interplanar style. Awesome!

Not awesome. Lazy design.

 

[Parmandur]

Not awesome. Lazy design.

Pretty sure they put plenty of work into it. Pendleton Ward being involved suggest that things will be gonzo, plenty of opportunity for humor!

 

[Prism]

Not awesome. Lazy design.

Most of those modules and characters weren't originally from Greyhawk anyway. Greyhawk just simply worked at the time (years later) as a place to put those things and help promote TSRs published world. Almost the same process WotC is following now for FR

 

[Parmandur]

Most of those modules and characters weren't originally from Greyhawk anyway. Greyhawk just simply worked at the time (years later) as a place to put those things and help promote TSRs published world. Almost the same process WotC is following now for FR

Are you suggesting that D&D world design, particularly in the light of a flexible multiverse with no metaplot, might be flexible?

Shocking, OUTRAGEOUS claim, sir!