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I asked Ed whether there would be a POD option. He said yes!

Well, as a Forgotten Realms fan, this got me all revved up, since the last big "miniature" WizKids announced, the Falling Star ship, turned out to be an early hint for Ghosts of Saltmarsh, and the name "Tower of the Realms" (however dopey) seemed to promise an upcoming FR-themed book after three...

The main image on the dice tray included in the Explorer's Kit features the catchphrase "Together in harmony our stories are told" -- if that doesn't say multi-author adventure anthology, I don't know what does.

There was a dice set for Ravnica, and that was a campaign setting sourcebook. (It included just one short adventure.) Edited because I had misremembered an Eberron dice set; thanks to Matthew33Celtics for setting me straight.

Goonalan, I’m really enjoying this thread and hope you keep it going for a long time! (No substance whatsoever to this post — just encouragement!)

Not necessarily! Back in the 2e-4e days it TSR/WotC occasionally would publish (usually in Dragon Magazine) stat blocks for characters in the novels. And of course there are the Heroes Lorebook, Villains Lorebook, etc. sourcebooks that do the same. And Elaine Cunningham has said that when Jeff...

Wait...why would Red Sands count? Was it supposed to be set in the Realms at some point? Does that mean I can offload all my unwanted old fantasy novels to you at elevated prices by writing Forgotten Realms on their covers in crayon? (Please say yes, I need the money and I won't part with any...

Who’s on the panel?

I’m sure there will be some continuity. The story of Gorion’s ward/Abdel Adrian (protagonist of I & II) may be over, but I’ll eat my hat if we don’t see other characters from the originals (Minsc etc.). And Bhaal, always Bhaal...

Nope. The announcement was just “Warforged! Hardcover Eberron! That’s happening!” Nothing more than that. Technically didn’t even specify when it’s coming, though I assume it will be the next hardcover after Descent into Avernus. We knew this was coming at some point anyway so pretty anticlimactic.

Heroes of Baldur's Gate takes place a decade after the Time of Troubles, not during it. You're not the first to make this mistake, though. This book, set almost 125 years in the "past" from the current Forgotten Realms year, was trumpeted as "a new supplement from around the time of the Time of...

Pretty sure this is it. They've licensed BGIII away to someone else. Remember this? Short version: as of last October, an industry insider said that a game studio (but not Beamdog) was working on Baldur's Gate III.

Thanks -- I'd appreciate it!

Hi Nostalgia Ward -- Have you had the opportunity to speak with them about The Dark Eye? Two months ago they were supposed to run a Kickstarter for new books (themed around magic) for that game, then canceled the KS campaign on the morning it was supposed to begin. Since then I haven't heard...

I'd bet a lot of money he means cultures that haven't been explored in 5e. The whole WotC team is constantly saying things like "We haven't gone there yet" and "We haven't ever done that" to mean "It hasn't yet appeared in 5e."

They're even already available in my FLGS, since last week.

There's some more info on all the Dwarven deities (and their clerics) in the 2e Forgotten Realms supplement "Dwarves Deep."

Remaining within FR, my pie-in-the-sky wishlist would be: 1. Sinbad-style adventure in Zakhara 2. Kung Fu in Kara-Tur 3. Pirates in the Inner Sea 4. Vile Darkness adventure for evil PCs in Thay, with Aglarond and Rashemen as the "bad guys" What do I think we might actually get? 1. Feywild...

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Apparently WotC is doing the “Mad Mage” map pack themselves (based on the low price I’m guessing these are paper maps). But Gale Force Nine will be doing two different map products for Waterdeep — a giant map of the whole city, and also a set of multiple maps, one for each city ward. Apparently...