Dragonlance DRAGONLANCE is coming this year!

This year, a hardcover book and a 'battle game'. Here's the teaser trailer! The adventure is set at the start of the War of the Lance, while the battle game is designed for 'large scale' battles. And they're coming later this year, in 2022. Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen Dragonlance: Warriors of Krynn

This year, a hardcover book and a 'battle game'. Here's the teaser trailer! The adventure is set at the start of the War of the Lance, while the battle game is designed for 'large scale' battles. And they're coming later this year, in 2022.
  • Dragonlance: Shadow of the Dragon Queen
  • Dragonlance: Warriors of Krynn

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Jer

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So that brings me back to my previous question. Can this really be classified as a "classic setting" or is it just an "adventure." If we look back at Ravenloft, we got an adventure first (Curse of Strahd) and then Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft. This adventure seems more like the former than the latter, so I'm going to assume we are still getting a second classic "campaign setting" book later this year.
They didn't say that they were going to do setting books - that's the conclusion everyone jumped to. What Winninger said was that there would be "products" that "revisit classic settings". The Dragonlance book counts as a revisit of a classic setting - especially if it includes Player info about the setting along the lines of what they released in the last UA.
 

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Urriak Uruk

Gaming is fun, and fun is for everyone
So that brings me back to my previous question. Can this really be classified as a "classic setting" or is it just an "adventure." If we look back at Ravenloft, we got an adventure first (Curse of Strahd) and then Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft. This adventure seems more like the former than the latter, so I'm going to assume we are still getting a second classic "campaign setting" book later this year.

I think it's safe to say this is a classic setting. There's not much room in the calendar for another book, and it'd be weird to not consider this a classic setting.
 

Cant wait to see if I'll be able to squish it somewhere in my ultimate D&D campaign using Lost Mines + Icespire Peak + Stormwreck + Tyranny of Dragons + Storm King's!
Can't wait till you tell us how you've combined those adventures into a super campaign, pretty please! :)

Throw in a few episodes from Red Hand of Doom and Scales of War, and I think this could be a multi-campaign adventures in the waiting.
And this too!

Now, where would I put the Nentir Vale in Krynn?....
Somewhere good. Remember to tell us! :)
 

Superchunk77

Adventurer
Welp, Spelljammer, so that's great!

I'm not a huge Dark Sun fan, but I would eagerly buy that setting as well. Assuming that they ever settle on how they're doing psionics, of course.

I'm pretty sure psionics are decided. They've gone ahead with the subclasses and feats route in Tasha's.

Dark Sun would be an easy sell I think, and most of the work is already done. If we assume the slipcase format Spelljammer used, we'd get an adventure book, a bestiary, and a setting guide. I could see the last book having the Mul race, gladiator fighter archetype, elemental cleric domains, a bunch of psionic feats with maybe another psionic subclass or two, and the templar warlock pact. Defiling magic would likely be in there as well. The rest would be setting details, likely focusing on the Tyr region.

The adventure could feature expanded rules for survival and exploration.

The bestiary would feature a handful of our favorite Athasian monsters. Gaj, Tembos, Braxats, Gith, Elemental drakes, beast-head giants, so-uts, nightmare beasts, and so on.
 



Stormonu

Legend

Also looks like Kender are coming... and Draconians too! Gully Dwarves hopefully are scrapped.
Huhn, from the tone of threads on this forum, I'd had figured here and elsewhere the designers got an earful over Kender. I guess we're just a vocal minority around here - passionate, but easily discounted.
 


Urriak Uruk

Gaming is fun, and fun is for everyone
Huhn, from the tone of threads on this forum, I'd had figured here and elsewhere the designers got an earful over Kender. I guess we're just a vocal minority around here - passionate, but easily discounted.

Well, they may change the rules for Kender, it just sounds like they're coming in some form. And Draconians too, a little odd considering we never got a UA with them.
 


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