D&D (2024) Wizards Presents show on August 18th! Update: WotC announces guests and time.

[Henadic Theologian]

What about Witchlight as setting? Ravenloft started being only one module.

I wonder if there is some risk announcing a new-brand line when the fanbase wanted a new updated setting. I suggest to do both, in the same day annoucing a revival and a new line, but then maybe the old glory would be the center of atention.

Maybe "Gamma World" would be one of the future "planes" for M:tG, but in this case it would be a fictional world, not our future post-apocalypse, and some zones could had got some touch of gothic+folk horror.

Do you mean a Domains of Delight setting named after the Witchlight Carnival, which acts as a way into the Domions of Delight?

I think that's an extremely solid chance it's one of the two settings aong with the First World.

 

[Parmandur]

What about Witchlight as setting? Ravenloft started being only one module.

I wonder if there is some risk announcing a new-brand line when the fanbase wanted a new updated setting. I suggest to do both, in the same day annoucing a revival and a new line, but then maybe the old glory would be the center of atention.

Maybe "Gamma World" would be one of the future "planes" for M:tG, but in this case it would be a fictional world, not our future post-apocalypse, and some zones could had got some touch of gothic+folk horror.

Do you mean a Domains of Delight setting named after the Witchlight Carnival, which acts as a way into the Domions of Delight?

I think that's an extremely solid chance it's one of the two settings aong with the First World.

Remember this little nugget that WotC put up on the DMsGuild: it feels a lot like a mirror of parts of Van Richten's Guide to Ravenloft. A Van Richten's style book reprinting this, along with a Fey Bestiary and a bunch of specific DOmains of Delight and an intro adventure? Seems like a rock solid idea, and goes into territory that TSR never tilled all that much. Imagine an Oz-like Domain, a Narnia-like Domain, a Alice in Wonderland style Domain...

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[darjr]

 

[bedir than]

Ugh. No captions. Can someone sum up?

 

[Parmandur]

Ugh. No captions. Can someone sum up?

9 AM Pacific start time, theybwill do the Magic & D&D announcements and then get into the next Magic Set for the rest of the show.

 

[darjr]

Ugh. No captions. Can someone sum up?

Ope! Sorry!

 

[Demetrios1453]

"Coming year." Interesting.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

9 AM Pacific start time, theybwill do the Magic & D&D announcements and then get into the next Magic Set for the rest of the show.

Announcements for the next year of MtG and D&D, which tells me a lot more then you think will be revealed for D&D, like maybe most or even all of next years major D&D books (hardcovers, box sets, and novels).


I mean it's not normally how D&D does announcements, but MtG has only been doing big video annoncements of all their major sets for a coming year since what 2019? Maybe 2020?

 

[Parmandur]

Announcements for the next year of MtG and D&D, which tells me a lot more then you think will be revealed for D&D, like maybe most or even all of next years major D&D books (hardcovers, box sets, and novels).


I mean it's not normally how D&D does announcements, but MtG has only been doing big video annoncements of all their major sets for a coming year since what 2019? Maybe 2020?

It's not just "how D&D does announcements", products coming out at the end of next year are only getting started in development now. Magic is locked in through about 2024, on the other hand, and their 2023 products are mostly done.

Maybe through Q2 next year, max.

 

[darjr]

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