D&D 5E (2014) What I'm looking Forward to in D&D in 2022

[Henadic Theologian]

Inspired by the below YouTube video, I'm most looking forward to new setting, all the the upcoming UAs, seeing MP: MotM, the two D&D novels coming out next year in the Summer. I do agree with the guy in the video who said he wants to see a Kamigawa setting book, which I wasn't expecting as Kamigawa never interested me until December 16th 2021. Also hopefully it will be less of an insane year.

 

[Smackpixi]

The monster manual, yes that, love monsters, even if just revisited

 

[Smackpixi]

And speaking of monsters I think Goodman is making a 5e monster book next year, that is sure to be even more awesome. DCC monsters for 5e I’m buying that.

 

[Lanefan]

Playing. In. Person.

 

[JEB]

And speaking of monsters I think Goodman is making a 5e monster book next year, that is sure to be even more awesome. DCC monsters for 5e I’m buying that.

Yep, Dungeon Denizens. Looks like there's a Kickstarter planned for it early next year.

 

[DarkCrisis]

If A Kamigawa setting does pop up, I wonder if it would be a good alternative to Shadowrun.

 

[Weiley31]

The eventual UA's that will start showcasing some of the changes to the PHB races. Those are the ones I'm looking forward to and hopefully we at least get some and not having to wait til like, 2023 before they start doing something like that.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

If A Kamigawa setting does pop up, I wonder if it would be a good alternative to Shadowrun.

Pretty much anything would be a better Shadowrun than the last three editions of Shadowrun.

Not sure if we'll see any more MtG settings next year though, given that they're putting out two "classic" settings and possibly an "entirely new" setting. Be surprised if they managed to fit an MtG in one as well.

 

[Bitbrain]

My players are looking forward to fighting their very first dragon in D&D. We’re playing on New Years’ Day and I promised them they’d get to fight one.

Myself? Well, I’d like to see a 5e Dark Sun campaign guide (hopefully titled the Wanderer’s Guide to Athas).

Beyond that, I won’t deny the art for the cyberpunk Kamigawa looks really awesome. If they release a D&D-conversion for this, I’d give it a look.

 

[DarkCrisis]

Pretty much anything would be a better Shadowrun than the last three editions of Shadowrun.

Not sure if we'll see any more MtG settings next year though, given that they're putting out two "classic" settings and possibly an "entirely new" setting. Be surprised if they managed to fit an MtG in one as well.

SR needs a whole new streamlined rule set that doesn’t suck. Anarchy is the closest so far but they went to far in the streamline direction.