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Wait, are we supposed to knock it or not? This feels like a mixed message.

It's too warm

Decent possibility...but they are being obscure about theor plans, and it could be multiple possibilities. Seems a bit late for the Forgotten Realms book or whatever is in October, but not impossible. Have the Necromancer and Transmuter in Ravenloft, the others in the FR...? Mayne something else...

Quick look around my library, the earliest book credit I found for Petrisor was Xanathar's Guide, where he was the Developer:

Decades of DMing experience.

Ben is one of the main rules designers, he has been working on the game for years now, he'sbeen at WotC dince 2012. Not as comfortable on camera, though, he hasn't been upfront often.

Here is what the Magic Fandom Wiki says about the recent lore, seems far more D&D Setting friendly: Lorwyn–Shadowmoor fused At the end of the Eventide, the Great Aurora is no more, although the resulting plane's structure and races have not been disclosed yet. Maralen was one of the main...

I mean, whatever the Horror options are for, they are obfusating it. But they were Gothic Horror options, not Dark Fey.

The Plane was altered at the end of he plot originally, IiRC, amd they have hinted the dynamic is totally different now.

I mean...one imagines the Wisdom Save of Orcus cultists is pretty dang low.

True, I know some Ohlone people who have most best by a lot. But the demographics of California tend towards very recent comers, on average.

As a bit iof an update, Brothwrwise dropped their tariff relief package today. I pledged $10 to get the bonus starter rules PDF, Chasmfiend Magazine issue #2, and the Level 3 Adventure. I was a bit past the 24,000 mark for pledges on this new package, so about 40% of backers took them up to some...

Maybe, or maybe even slightly afterwards. Could be the D&D Setting will be in the aftermath of the Msgic plotline, instead of prior or concurrent?

Explains a lot, really.

They did: not a lot to speculate on, since it is just an Adventure anthology themed around dragons, but there are some summaries and art from a couple months back.

Antime after tomorrow would be in line eith their historic rollout.

Nope, not weird at all: pretty impressive flex for a Californian, though.

IIRC, the character in the book is even from the Great Rift. And his whole religous path is painted as culturally unusual, too, as well as being unusual for a Cleric.

Historically, cross culturally, the average age of marriage for women tended to be mid-20s. Teen marriages have mostly been abnormal or political, not the average experience. The Baby Boomers were the weird exception, starting families way younger on average than the historical norm. But 20-30...