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I hope this is the case. I know of a wizard player or two that would love to have a fire sword attack.

Does the adventure contain a section like Princes of the Apocalypse that tells you how to use the adventure in other settings like Greyhawk or Eberron?

I think if we see campaign settings, they will be a smaller affair than they have been in the past. Possibly only existing in Print On Demand form. Take Eberron, for example, it would include the finalized material from the UA article plus some blurbs on the individual nations, organizations...

This is going to be a day one purchase for me. I don't get to play much D&D due to my weird schedule, so a one player game with optional multiplayer is right up my alley. The simplified rules will be great for teaching my girls how to play D&D. Can't wait to try it with them. I love that it has...

$14 for a 25 page book? Still, it is cool that This is available. I am going to order mine when I get paid next week. Hope it is pretty good. Definitely going premium.

If they released older products this way, I would be all over them. I would Also love to see them do shorter adventures for 5E this way. Release one a month on POD. Maybe they could release capstone 16-20th level capstone adventure for the adventure paths that have already been released.

$10 for a premium PDF is not bad. I am hoping they release Basic D&D in this fashion so I can get new players in the game without a $50 investment each. Also hope that once the Eberron UA gets finalized, it comes out this way, same with any other setting companions. This is a great way to...

Yeah, fewer people die from disputes over crack.

The DMG was delayed because it wasn't done and it needed more polish. They told us as much. The conversion guides were pushed back since it was all hands on deck for the DMG. Chances are other stuff got in the way of the guides at that point. Plus the holidays. And then jury duty. Then more jury...

In regard to the appendix on how to run the adventure in other settings, does it give any sort of hints on Lost Mines of Phandelver, since the maps of each adventure either touch or are very close together?

What likely happened was jury selection, an often multiday process occurred back in December or January. Now the actual trial is beginning and it will have an expected length of four months.

I hope they go back and make an article for Lost Mines of Phandelver and the Tyranny of Dragons that makes an appendix similar to the one PotA is going to have so SMs can have a guide on how to run those adventures in other settings.

I would love to see an Onion Knight class. A class that combines the Cleric/Fighter/Rogue/Wizard into one class. It would be different from the Bard as it wouldn't have the musical theme. It would be great for beginners or someone who can't quite decide what to play. It could have four...

I am hoping Oerth and Krynn are included in the appendix. Especially Oerth.

They probably weren't impressed with the huge piles of unsold 2E, 3E, and 4E stuff they were inundated with month after month.

Cool, thanks! It looks like the heroes are just repacks of the hero set that was released last year. Still, probably going to pick this one up.

Right, because retailers don't want to hear about how great sales of product have been and how consistent they have been. That won't drive retailers to carry D&D and give it adequate shelf space. Oh wait...

I wish we knew what the contents of the board game are. Such as what the heroes are, what monsters are included.

Bingo.

No, just UA is going to be alpha testing. The stuff coming for PotA is going to be finished product stuff.