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Here we go! A quick Google search revealed this Reddit thread, which explains that: And here's a picture! Indeed! A bit more like...

I’ll be very happy with either. James Wyatt led Theros, Fizban’s, and Bigby’s, all among my favorite 5e books. I use them all the time...

I just learned that this product contains 50-something mini-adventures so I've upgraded my excitement one category, from "Meh" to "a...

And here we are:

I don't get it. These two books have the greatest page count of any Forgotten Realms campaign setting in at least 20 years. Or maybe...

Quite excited, surprisingly. I had never cared for the Forgotten Realms prior to my experiences with Baldur's Gate 3. Ironically, my...

I’m very excited about the Dale Lands which has always felt like the most English part of there have been some great products like the...

Yes, as of the start of 5E they reverted the geography to match the original version, and these maps seem to continuenthat trend.

More excited about Forge of the Artificer (grumble grumble) but I'm going to get the PC book first and the DM book later

I'm pretty excited, though not as excited as I am for the new Starter Set. I'm really hoping to see a new (and potentially good)...

Very excited! I can't wait to find out more about what's included!! The first campaign I played in was a homebrew campaign set on...

Literally, if I have a little bit of free time to let my mind wander, I am thinking about these two books. I watched the Todd Kenreck...

I quite like it! Makes the topaz dragon look unique, IMO!

Dragons couldn't hope to fly without magic, anyway... Personally I'd prefer WotC just acknowledge that all dragon flight is magical and...

Interesting that the designers of the Topaz Dragon decided to use the wing anatomy of Enantiornithes (Ancient Greek for "opposite...