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It depends on how far south and east they go. If they go as far as Ed's original maps - southernmost latitude being at Nimbral and the...

That's just previous coverage supplying names. Cormyr is actually much denser in locations than the Dalelands, so much so that the...

We might get a small outline map inset of the other parts of the setting, like in the 3e FRCS, but I doubt this detailed map will go...

Yeah, it is definitely physically and physiologically impossible. But... so what? In the end, it's also physically and physiologically...

I, and apparently quite a few other people in this thread, do think it creates a particularly interesting aesthetic.

I noticed that Topaz Dragons back in Fizban's Treasury of Dragons had reverse wings but it looks like the art for them (linked below) in...

This. Gem dragons are supposed to be a bit weird. Also, I like how the art has both yellow and blue topaz components. The book is due...

A cannon purist? Someone who is really into artillery?

I guess, like Schrödinger's cat, we won't know until we open it. I am curious what the monster/individual villain ratio will be, as...

Honestly, it makes sense, given the how the 2024 PHB presents orcs. It would be completely reasonable to have a homeland where orcs of...

Doesn't matter if it's a strawman or not, doesn't matter who needs to prove if it's good or not - the question has been posed. Can you...

But you're essentially rejecting it without even tasting the food. Since the books aren't out and all we have are previews, it's like...

Have you ever been to a fusion restaurant? Or do just you pooh-pooh the idea because they're combinations you hadn't thought if before?

But it's also not too much to deny a possible team up either. You could argue all day that an oil-based puree of a nut-like legume and a...

A very good point. Also, a Cult of the Dragon campaign allows a DM to bring in and feature dragons in a way that most other campaigns...