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Perhaps like The One Ring supplements,the D&D series of books will follow the same style. The supplements for The One Ring focused a lot on the setting and containing minimal mechanics.( at least from what i have seen/read). I'm guessing we'll see plenty of setting material,with possibly new...

Very nice. I'll be buying the book wednesday so i'll be able to read it. Ravenloft,you just can't go wrong. Hopefully WOTC releases a barovia campaign book like scag.It would be great to run ravenloft again.

Although i have not purchased Curse of Strahd yet,some of those maps seem very similar to what was in Expedition to castle ravenloft from 3.5 (still sweet though)

Ravenloft would be awesome. Besides ravenloft resides in a demiplane or even the shadowfell, so i doubt it would be linked to any one setting.

Bounded Accuracy works very well in my opinion. A low level character can hit a high CR creature just as a low CR creature can hit a high level character. This makes no creature obsolete,regardless of level/CR. Remember in 3.5 when a character reached mid to high level,no low CR creature could...

Psionics would be great as an actual supplement book,rather than a simple article. In my opinion,they should use the "Expanded Psionics Handbook" from 3.5 as a starting point for psionics. I think the Psion would be it's own actual class with the psychic warrior,soul knife and wilder being...

I personally don't mind the releasing of various campaigns for D&D 5e,but it would be nice to see actual supplements for the new edition. Perhaps the FR campaign setting or a Psionic's handbook.Something is better than nothing. Don't get me wrong,the campaigns look really good and all,and i...