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What are some of your favorite Magic items that are new for this adventure? Feel free to give brief descriptions ;)

This... makes a lot of sense, actually.

They have been adamant about not doing any major revisions to the PHB. They won’t be changing downtime. And it’s unlikely they redo the index.

This is pretty obvious. It is just a special edition PHB. No revision (outside of the errata being incorporated like it is in all new printings). They will likely announce this, the DMG, and MM tomorrow, and tease an announcement date for the Settings coming this year.

Both products were written under the AL banner. WotC gave these companies permission to use these sections of the Realms for Convention AL content, so it is as official as a 3rd party book can get. This also signals to me that WotC doesn't plan on using those sections of the realms for...

Polytheism is already baked into Dark Sun and Eberron I believe.

I swear it on all my D&D products. I have no insight, tho I do wish I did. I’ve always been the kinda of person who enjoys logic puzzles and treasure hunts, and that’s what I think D&D has become. The devs intentionally let small things slip to keep fans guessing but this time they overstepped...

This is unlikely. During the setting survey, Greyhawk scored middle of the pack. Eberron, Dark Sun, and Planescape scored towards the top (alongside Forgotten Realms and Ravenloft which we have already) so it is likely one of those 3 settings.

I'd like to point out I am not a playtester but was one of the first to guess Waterdeep and Undermountain. Frankly, WotC doesn't need people to leak things, they are very heavy-handed in their hints and teases. Waterdeep and Undermountain were not hard guesses based on the codenames, content of...

Here is what I think will happen (based on rereading the article as well as some others arguments on here): We get 3 products. 2 small Summer ones and 1 big Winter one. The 2 Summer products will be Darksun and Ebberon PDFs, primers like the first chapter of Curse of Strahd but presented like...

I have a crazy prediction for this "new setting." Based on some peoples responses I think it is entirely new. And based on the fact that a lot of AL Admins seem involved in the new books I think this new setting is a plain ass generic setting that is meant to be shaped as the AL players play...

Sure. I don't think it connects to these setting products or whatever they are. Just was of note.

The article said the 2 summer releases would be for hardcore fans. Not the final one at the end of the year.

I've heard multiple people online say this would "surprise people." I am starting to think it is an all-new setting.

That already is a thing. Trapped in the Brid Cage. Unless you think she is doing 2.

https://www.reddit.com/r/dndnext/comments/8oh7au/dungeons_dragons_to_announce_new_settings_for/?sort=new Here’s the reddit link. The poster is the interviewer also. He said in a comment “Yeah - that seems to be the implication. Waterdeep is their 2018 storyline, but they have another product...

Pretty sure the first two mentioned are the Waterdeep adventures and this was done before the stream started (the author on reddit implied it was done before the stream). And the third surprise is the final hardcover. Look i know you’ve been a skeptic since the start, but this 4th hardcover is...

http://comicbook.com/gaming/2018/06/04/dungeons-and-dragons-fifth-edition-campaign-settings/ heres your 4th hardcover for the year. Told y’all.

DND Beyond video immediately after stream announced the new book! Waterdeep: Dungeon of the Mad Mage!

For those wondering the cover seems to show the following villains: Manshoon and the Zhentarim Jarlaxle and Bregan D’aerthe Xanathar and the Xanathar Guild The Moonstar family and the Dark Army of the Night (Perkins has been making a big deal about Shar and her cult in DCA)