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That sound like a solid plan to me! Hope they keep that way for long enough (if that's really the plan) to cover all the map. Wish they could intercalate these releases with other settings wich need less to none fixes.

According to Mearls the book will be like a Gazetteer of Chult with an adventure on top. This is an interesting approach!

I mentioned every publisher I can recall from memory but the list of books is not complete. I know Green Ronin and Enworld have books coming but I opted to only list books available for sale. I probably missed some publishers, I thought I once saw something about a modern scenario with 5th...

Yes, please! And if you have any suggestion about formatting and organization let me know. I did it by intuition and think this may need to improve as more material gets added.

I will start this very slowly and see if it gains traction. This wiki thread intends to be a list of third party published OGL books compatible with D&D 5th edition. Everyone is welcome to contribute. I think it is nice to have a brief description of each product, but to avoid to much...

This gives me ideas for a system. What if you roll initiative as usual at beginning of combat. 1d20 + bonus, top goes first. This is your initiative score for that combat and you should take note of it. Now, every action has a speed factor associated. After every turn based on your actions you...

Nice! Thanks for your insight. This announcement looks very promising now as this type of conspiracy theories were a hallmark from VTM and the World of Darkness in general...

This has being a line of comment that I see here from time to time that I don't grasp. IMO, if you want to stretch things a bit, you can say that there will be two versions of the same game. This assumes you considers Vampire: the Masquerade and Vampire: the Requiem essentially the same game...

I'm not familiar with Ken Hite or Tim Powers work besides what I could find in Wikipedia. This makes me curious about your comment meaning.

No, it is not.. Vampire: The Requiem and Vampire: The Masquerade aren't editions of the same game. They're different games with the word vampire in the name. Why people insist in calling them the same game is beyond me. So, we can say there will be 2 editions of Vampire: The Masquerade avaiable...

@TerraDave No. There will be: Vampire: The Requiem - A different game with its own mechanics, setting and themes. It holds some resemblance with Vampire: The Masquerade because it was released as a spiritual successor when the game line was closed. It will be supported by Onyx Path as a...

This controversy is not about the new edition. It was related to the video-game "Vampire The Masquerade: We Eat Blood" released on Steam and mobile plataforms. The article gives the impression that Zak Smith (or Zak Sabbath) was hired for work into the tabletop game, which, as far as I know...

That would make the game out of reach for many customers around the world. In my area I can find some of the books in big bookstores. But the price is higher and the stores aren't friendly at all. So, I buy from Amazon.

This is 100% true. Knowing the Brazilian judicial system and the time it takes to solve any issue I wouldn't advise that route as a solution. The bigger problem I see is that of public distrust. The prints, pictures and even a video that were made public have convinced the public that Fire on...

There seems to be enough evidence that the announcement will bring PST:EE. What is left to speculate is that next adventure path (Dust) will be a planar adventure and the companion sourcebook (Midway) will be sort of a Player's Guide to Sigil and the Outlands.

There seems to be enough evidence that the announcement will bring PST:EE. What is left to speculate is that next adventure path (Dust) will be a planar adventure and the companion sourcebook (Midway) will be sort of a Player's Guide to Sigil and the Outlands.

;) Well, that joke is on me. Living and learning!

;) Well, that joke is on me. Living and learning!

WotC has been pointing people towards the planescape.com address, which currently features a timer (and a humourous "Plan Escape" page title). The timer currently reads just over 4 days, so it runs down on Tuesday. What could it mean? The domain itself was updated just yesterday. Planescape is a...