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Because it isn’t a D&D book with mechanics and such, it’s a coffee table art/lore book.

Wait, this isn’t how everyone says it?

The Epic Feats are attached to domains, no specific gods. So an Epic Boon might be for the Life domain, which can be conferred by a Life Domain Deity.

I can confirm he is in the Bestiary. He does get a stat block, according to the info we got at GenCon.

Blood Night is on the left, and you can clearly make out the page number and chapter title in the bottom right corner of that page.

I’m not saying the 5 mini settings won’t be touched on in the regional writeups. I’m saying the adventures aren’t tied to those regions, but the mini settings themselves from the DM book. Chapters 2-6 of the book are the mini settings, with Baldur’s Gate being the 6th chapter, and chapter 7 is...

Having talked to people from WotC at GenCon, I would not expect a Dragon Riding Fighter subclass. The main reason for the change is less “the lore change is bad” and more “Fighters shouldn’t be reliant on a pet to fight good,” from my understanding.

No, there’s a regional gazette in the Heroes book that isn’t the same as the 5 mini settings. That gazette reportedly covers 10 regions of the world for players to familiarize themselves with the setting. The mini settings and the adventures are in the DMs book and are separate from this.

GenCon. I attended and played a preview adventure using the Banneret. They lost their dragon pet.

My understanding is the 50+ adventures are not specifically tied to the player gazette in the Heroes book. Most are tied to the 5 main mini-settings with some either being generic to be placed anywhere or in a place where they can be changed to a new area.

We did 5 adventures at the preview event, one for each region. All level 3. Baldur’s Gate - investigated a murder down by the docks. Calimshan - escorted a Caravan to Calimport and recovered a stolen item. Icewind Dale - investigated the mysterious disappearance of a fisher in Ten Towns...

The ones I saw were detailed and in color.

IIRC it had Weapon Masteries. We didn’t play long enough for them to really come up but I’m pretty sure the weapon cards listed masteries on them

Not a coincidence. Each adventure preview I saw from the book had a map attached to it.