D&D 5E (2024) PAX WotC Dungeons and Dragons speculation thread.

[FitzTheRuke]

Isn't it Dark Horse?

Is it? You might be right, but frankly, the same goes for them in all ways: They have had money troubles lately and are distributed by PRH.

I honestly can't keep track of how often Licenses switch between them. Even (creator owned) Usagi Yojimbo left Dark Horse for IDW and then came back to DH a couple of years later.

 

[Parmandur]

Is it? You might be right, but frankly, the same goes for them in all ways: They have had money troubles lately and are distributed by PRH.

I honestly can't keep track of how often Licenses switch between them. Even (creator owned) Usagi Yojimbo left Dark Horse for IDW and then came back to DH a couple of years later.

Yeah, I believe KDW lost their D&D license and Dark Horse picked it up to fill the Conan-shaped hole in their lineup.

 

[sevenbastard]

Slim hardbound. The manufacturing defect was in the hard covers

Ahhhh, well they should have went with softbound and we would be using it right now.

 

[Misanthrope Prime]

Yeah, I believe KDW lost their D&D license and Dark Horse picked it up to fill the Conan-shaped hole in their lineup.

The weird thing is I saw plenty of press releases about DH picking up the D&D rights but no advertisement for the books themselves.

 

[UngainlyTitan]

Ahhhh, well they should have went with softbound and we would be using it right now.

well, you might, but I am not a fan of softbound rpg material unless also in a smaller format as they just will not sit side upright on a shelf.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

The weird thing is I saw plenty of press releases about DH picking up the D&D rights but no advertisement for the books themselves.

Apparently I don't even remember it happening!

 

[Stormonu]

WotC literally posted a picture of the book's physical, hard cover.View attachment 422501

I want to say I've seen 3E books with more "warpage" than that. Nothing a couple of days under the holy trinity wouldn't fix, at least.