I've just finished reading through the booklets and am about to dig into the cards and such. I love the production value in this boxed set ... but I'm a little worried about the transition between this colorful, simplified, accessory-laden version of D&D and the "real" version with its full-page...
No, I don’t think they discussed it, but they showed some of the impacts. They showed the chaos of the return in the hospital from Monica’s perspective (and made that personal when she discovered she’d been gone for five years and her mother had died).
They showed us some of the other impacts...
There might not have been several in a row, but that is more or less how they started the post-Endgame content ... WandaVision was all about Wanda dealing (or not) with her grief over Vision's death and the fact that she'd been blipped for five years.
I guessed that after reading about the prequel stage play's plot.* So that particular reveal wasn't a surprise for me. However, I was satisfied with Henry choosing to own his past decisions and not pull a Vader-style heel-turn. He remained the villain to the end. I also found it satisfying that...
You don't even need to read the whole thread - it's right there on the first page!
Sorry, it's just mildly irritating when a latecomer to the conversation comes in and explains something we've all already discussed ad nauseum.