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What are male nymphs supposed to be? Although satyrs were all male in the ancient world, the "satyress" first appears in the Renaissance, so is by no means new.

I already own Arkadia and Odyssey of the Dragonlords. I know that Nordic settings for 5e exist as well. Is there any chance we'll get ancient Celtic and Mesopotamian stuff?

This game was quite enjoyable. Ah, those were the days...

At first LotR, now SW. It looks like RPG companies are better off using their own proprietary settings or settings/themes that are in the public domain (e.g. Sherlock Holmes, most Cthulhu Mythos stuff).

But the MERP maps!!! They are indeed PRECIOUS!!!

I think the main issue is simply the name of the domain. Why not rename into "Passion" domain or something like that, provided there isn't one already?

Since Titania is queued, did we already have Oberon? Or the French version, Auberon, from Huon de Bordeaux? Btw, Huon would also be a good choice.

"All children, but one, grow up." - I guess a reference to his brother, David, who died at an early age. Obviously, children who die can never grow up.

Peter Pan is basically a young, egotistical Edwardian gentleman. He's interested in Wendy as a wife. Tinker Bell is just his throwaway girlfriend. The Lost Boys are his hangers-on (i.e. young gentlemen who are less well-off than Peter and hope to benefit from his largesse).

Peter Pan in the book certainly isn't evil. But he's callous and very self-centered. My favorite Peter Pan quote: "To die will be an awfully big adventure" - I don't know if such a sentiment can be assigned to any particular alignment, although it does sound very chaotic.

I never heard of this comic series before, but it certainly sounds interesting.

I might be more interested in this book if the cover wasn't so bland.

Well, who knows what may be happening in Wildemount. I can just imagine the players encountering a "wolf pack" consisting of a bunch of buff young guys running around shirtless.

Since they claim to use "cutting-edge 3D printing technology", I was hoping for a higher level of customization. I generally have very specific ideas about how my character should look, but I doubt they would be met by Hero Forge 2.0.

But while a lot of FR stuff has been translated into French and German, none of the CR material has. I can only assume that the non-English-speaking market for Critical Role just isn't big enough to make it worthwhile. The many FR novels probably greatly increased that setting's recognition...

Meanwhile in Europe: Amazon UK: Explorer's Guide to Wildemount is #17 in Books. However, it doesn't appear at all in the lists of Amazon France and Amazon Germany.

The cover looks rather underwhelming.

There is a Baker Street Irregulars graphic novel (non-RPG) that mixes the Holmes' setting with Cthulhu. It's titled The Irregulars in the Service of Sherlock Holmes and it's by Steven-Elliot Altman. Moreover, there is a great French graphic novel line called Les Quatre de Baker Street.

@LuisCarlos17f It would be good if they published two separate books: One a pure rule book and the other a setting book for people who are interested in the "eco-warrior" genre. I would certainly buy a rule book, but then create a different setting for it.

I had to laugh when I saw "Werner Seehofer" - it made me think of Horst Seehofer, Germany's Minister of the Interior.