D&D (2024) Anyone else's top choice for new setting Witchlight: Domains of Delight?

[Parmandur]

No, Exodus's TTRPG product is coming in April if I remember correctly, I already pre-ordered it during the founders thingy.

Rumours are STRONGLY saying the past MtG UB set this year is Avatar: Airbender stuff, not thar personally familiar with it, I mean I know it's anime and that they had a live action movie with another just being announced.

I suppose the October Surprise D&D book could be Avatar: Last Airbender Setting Book, but I was under the impression that the D&D UB (Universes Beyond) books would not start showing up until NEXT year, hence along with other major hints I suspected Tarkir (either exclusively or in a broader multi mtg setting book) was the October Surprise Book.

I mean, it is a Surprise, we literkbow nothing about it. Very exciting.

Last Airbender would be great for MtG, to be honest. The recent live action show on Netflix was pretty great.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

I mean, it is a Surprise, we literkbow nothing about it. Very exciting.

Last Airbender would be great for MtG, to be honest. The recent live action show on Netflix was pretty great.

Never watched it.

 

[Parmandur]

Never watched it.

Check out the live action show: I doubt the cartoon is up your alley (though it is excellent), but not being familiar with the cartoon wouldn't be a problem for enjoying it.

 

[pukunui]

I suppose the October Surprise D&D book could be Avatar: Last Airbender Setting Book ...

There is already an existing RPG for the Last Airbender: Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game

An official 5e version seems unlikely to me.

Also, are you aware of this? Domains of Delight (5e) - Wizards of the Coast | D&D 5th Edition | Dungeon Masters Guild

 

[Parmandur]

There is already an existing RPG for the Last Airbender: Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game

An official 5e version seems unlikely to me.

Also, are you aware of this? Domains of Delight (5e) - Wizards of the Coast | D&D 5th Edition | Dungeon Masters Guild

Indeed, that release was what first made me suspect that WotC was building towards a Domains of Delight Setting product: in precisely mirrors a similar chapter about Domains of Dread in Van Richten's Guide, and it sort of feels like something one might hand to freelancers before setting them on creating new microsettings a la Radiant Citadel.

 

[pukunui]

Indeed, that release was what first made me suspect that WotC was building towards a Domains of Delight Setting product: in precisely mirrors a similar chapter about Domains of Dread in Van Richten's Guide, and it sort of feels like something one might hand to freelancers before setting them on creating new microsettings a la Radiant Citadel.

I had assumed it was something that got cut from The Wild Beyond the Witchlight.

 

[Parmandur]

I had assumed it was something that got cut from The Wild Beyond the Witchlight.

Maybe! Feels more like something they intend to do more with in the future, with all tge Fey politics in the DMG Lore Glossary.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Any adventures or locations from past D&D products you'd like to see as Domains of Delight?

I think largely they have far more creative freedom in this setting then Ravenloft which has a long established history (ignoring parts of which generated a backlash).

 

[Parmandur]

Any adventures or locations from past D&D products you'd like to see as Domains of Delight?

I think largely they have far more creative freedom in this setting then Ravenloft which has a long established history (ignoring parts of which generated a backlash).

The two Alice in Wonderland modules by Gygax seem likely, or the Hut if Baba Yaga (either the original, the redo, or both?).

 

[Demetrios1453]

One thing to mention is that the FR DM's Guide coming up later in the year will have a section on the Moonshaes, which is a region that is very fey-influenced.