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I just think they'll be able to transform. Tail for water, finned legs for land.

I forget, did they say that the Red Wizards campaign was for 2025 or 2026?

You know what, I forgot about the Red Wizards adventure. Seems like a big FR adventure path is also likely.

Yes, but how much hits can casters take?

Yes! Exactly.

I think any new setting would have to support unique tones, game styles, and genres, the way Eberron did. As an Arab, I would love to take a crack at a new setting with Arab folklore (i.e. not Al-Qadim; if I'm doing a setting, it's all mine, and I wanna start from scratch). A fun adventure...

I think they'll do Strahd again because the new MM has a bunch of new vampire types and other cool things they'd wanna throw in there. We'd get a cool alt cover and stuff. Here's an out there idea: they do an updated VRGR and a new Fizban style Undead-themed beastiary (updating all those shadow...

Here's my predictions for 2026: Curse of Strahd 10th Anniversary Edition. Dark Sun. Adventure Anthology: World Tree themed. Feywild Setting/Beastiary, or an Undead Beastiary. Something out of Left Field "Everything" splatbook

A book of subsystems, such as naval combat, vehicles, mass warfare, exploration, crafting, harvesting, side businesses, lycanthropy, vampirism--systems not covered in the core rules, but seem to be common fodder for 3rd parties. I'd call it "The Character's Worldbook" or something like that

A lot of the demon and devil lore was moved to the DMG, for what it is worth.

Tarkir or Bloomburrow seem likely

In that same vein, karaoke should be renamed "substitute singing"

Since Eberron is coming out, I would like to amend my answer to include a Spelljammer book, one that actually details some places.

Enjoying that we are getting: Druid-flavored Bard Wizard-flavored Cleric Ranger-flavored Fighter Arcane-flavored Paladin Warlock-flavored Ranger Divine-Flavored Rogue Cleric-flavored Sorcerer Fighter-flavored Wizard

My wishlist: -More Radiant Citadel content. -Cities of the Multiverse: a series of Urban Adventures and City Gazetteers, with cities like The City of Brass, Tu'narath, Neverwinter, etc., as well as build-your-own-city tables, and urban subclasses, feats, n' such. -Bloomburrow MtG campaign...

Renfield finally gets a statblock, lol. All these new vampire-adjacent statblocks makes me feel like Curse of Strahd will be up for a remaster in 2026.

Someone does a funny voice. Jeremy pushes up his glasses. Something akin to "We wanted the art to tell a story." Easier to read, easier to run.

Official 5e Witch Class. More Eberron stuff.

The Twilight Cleric is notoriously powerful (some say the most powerful subclass of any class). Maybe your DM thinks that combining it with the 2024 rules will somehow break the game. I personally think it is fine, but who knows?

I think the 2024 Ranger has a lot of its power in the subclasses. Interestingly, I made some level 1 pre gen characters for some people that had never played before (8 classes), and the table unanimously agreed that the ranger seemed the strongest. (Level 1 mind you). I think it's capable of...