D&D (2024) What upcoming WotC D&D product are you excited about?

I'm looking forward to their new directors of product. Unless it's an AI.

I want the FR Player's Guide for the mechanics, I've cribbed a lot of that stuff since the 3E FR Campaign Setting and would like an update.

MonsterEnvy said:

Well you could talk about the topic instead.

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It was not I that changed the topic, just addressing those that did.

king of the ceaders said:

So all of this complaining about those unhappy with Wizbro is just a dog whistle designed to bait them to complain more?

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Nope, that’s not what’s happening.
Also, you don’t seem to know what ‘dog whistle’ means.
Interesting.

I’m most excited for the new Eberron book, followed by the FR books. I’m not sure about Dragon Delves, and I’ll probably skip the Borderlands box set.

Imaro said:

I don't have a problem reading it, I'm just lookking for some originality as opposed to the same talking points, or better yet factually false talking points that are troted out on a daily basis. Haters step your game up, seriously.

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Mod note:/b]
Goading people, really? That's going to be your play?

If you're looking to start a fight, do it on some other site, please and thanks.

Older Beholder said:

Also, you don’t seem to know what ‘dog whistle’ means.

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Well actually...
Remember, we call coded language a "dog whistle", because there are actual high pitched whistles that tend to irritate dogs into barking. The poster seems to be using it in the original sense, not in the modern cultural sense.

As to the topic at hand, I’m pretty excited for most of the opening slate of releases.
It’s interesting to see them using a similar formula to the 2014 product kick-off, but with a few tweaks.

Dragon adventures: instead of a dragon themed adventure path/campaign it’s a dragon themed adventure anthology.

Forgotten Realms: instead of the Sword Coast guide we’re getting both a players guide and an adventure guide. I’m really interested to see this 2 book approach to settings.

Eberron: whilst not in the 2014 opening slate, it was the first full setting book for 5E, and feels like WotC learnt from that by prioritising it earlier this cycle. I could see a day where Eberron is the default setting for a new edition of DnD.

Starter Set: only differences here are Lost Mines was released before the core rules, other than that, no notes. I’m probably most excited for this, in the hopes that I will get a chance to play it.

I'm looking forward to the setting books. I hope they're as good as E:RftLW.

Older Beholder said:

Eberron is the default setting for a new edition of DnD.

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About time some other setting other than the Forgotten Realms got a chance to be the default. I hope we get to see the 2024 version of the Warforged in the upcoming book.