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One that caught my eye is The Great Dale Campaign Guide From Joe Raso, Alex Clippinger, Anne Gregersen, Derek Nekritz, Elise Cretel, Emily Smith, Glenn Magas, Oliver Clegg, R P Davis, Scott Bean I have no affiliation...just think it's cool.

This is such a good time for D&D (5e). There have been times in D&D's history when I was worried the game would fade into oblivion. Not so now days. I'm seeing great products, a great team at Wotc, and an enthusiastic player base. Yep, I'm one of the target audience.

I can't wait to read this one. Congratulations!

Yes, I run up against this as well. Some things are easy to add, while other stuff like classes is really not feasible.

How often is it that a D&D book hits #1 on Amazon?

Campaigns are the fireplace; adventures are the wood.

Have they said anything about opening this up on DM's Guild? I'm excited about this announcement. Looking forward to a fresh new setting for D&D.

Wow, thanks for that info and the map :)

There is nothing wrong with that. I'm from a less rational group that buys anything D&D I can get my hands on. I'm restrained only by budget.

Maybe we will find out more about this tomorrow. I'm really looking forward to getting more details. I think it could go either way at this point.

:giggle: Well that is a novel way to look at it.

I'm 56 too...if I remember correctly. After learning this thing includes Vecna and Tharizdun, I'm buying it. Of course, I'm easy to please.

I was wondering when someone would mention that map :sneaky: I'm sure the final product will look good.

Not avoided. I just haven't looked into it. It is probably because I don't use social media much. I'll be paying more attention now.

I'm all for having the nerdosphere widen to include new ideas and new players.

I'm confused. Critical Role? Wildemont? I've never heard of them. But that's just me. I'll hold off and see what this is all about and go from there. I'm hoping it turns out to be something exciting.

I'm excited. However, when it comes to new D&D stuff, I'm almost always pleased to get anything knew. This especially true considering the slower pace of 5th Ed. products. Every time a new product is announced, my D&D collection feels like a smile with a missing tooth.

I'd rather additional content be added to another book at a latter time. It should be time to put a bow on it. But I'm not dead set on it either way.

I'm not sure about another compilation of adventures. Considering the deal they made with Goodman Games (In Search of the Unknown & The Keep on the Borderlands), they may start farming out classic conversions to other companies. I think the next region they cover will probably be Thay, but...

Looking good Yes, I'm excited about Dark Surges as well. You can get in on the catch up tier if you want the first campaign as well. I'm also looking at Side Quests, but will need to check into the page count of each adventure before jumping in.