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I was rather hopeful we were going to get Athkatla, people would know about that city from Baldur's Gate 2, and it's a den of stinking evil to boot. The weight of avarice is heavy in that city. I guess there's more sinister happenings afoot in Baldur's Gate, with the eventual rise of mind...

Artemis Entreri, he of the iron will, steely gaze, and life-stealing bejeweled dagger.

I feel that, in addition to what's been said before, Greyhawk is also a place of abundant political machinations, and quite ruthless and heartless ones at that. What if, given the appropriate amount of lore, PCs could also play as the titled villains of the setting, like Iuz, Rary, Robillard...

Chill, Garruk, you're not yourself when you're hungry :LOL: The trailer looks amazing by the way, though it seems everything is heading down Eldraine. I've lapsed from playing Magic, and usually just borrow my friends' cards but the hype is real. As for Magic settings, I actually really wish if...

Here's me just spitballing. With so many official D&D 5e adventures ending at 15th level, and with the majority ending at just 10th, 11th, 12th or 13th level, what are people's thoughts on bringing forward the capstone class features to either 13th level or 15th level? This'll also mean...

Speaking of Eberron's cosmology, Keith Baker has a new personal project coming out (initially named as Project Raptor), called Exploring Eberron. https://manifest.zone/kb-presents-project-raptor/ He'll be delving into the planes of Eberron (and its unique set up), as well as into topics which...

I'm not sure if this has been said or not, but having easier multiclassing integration would be excellent. This'll possibly mean the ASIs would need to be freed from their class features and tied back in with class level.

Yeah. Dyson Logos continues the tradition of the black and white maps since DH. But the maps of the other locales, Elturel and Baldur's Gate, and Avernus itself is in full colour.

They sometimes do put condensed statblocks on the pages these creatures need to be on. But you'll likely be pleased full statblocks appear throughout Descent into Avernus, and not just in the bestiary at the end.

With these recent UAs, and especially with the path of wild soul barbarian and the way of the astral self monk, Wizards seem to be subtly integrating increasingly complex mechanics into their subclasses. This is really a good thing. It implies that Wizards acknowledges that 5e is at the point in...

What monsters do you think overshoot their CR in 5e? That seem too powerful for their respective CR or should be moved to another CR entirely? Similarly, what monsters do you think are too weak for their CR in 5e? That seem to belong to a lower CR entirely? Or, although an issue in earlier...

I definitely agree! The TSR 2e setting books are excellent, especially for lore.

The Adventure Overview is absolutely bonkers. Image credit goes to TimLanning.

What is interesting is that in a recent LYSK segment, Perkins and Tito were discussing Thay. I've since learned that the LYSK segments can possibly be an insight into what is planned for the future. I'm personally really hopeful for something involving the Unapproachable East, the Lands of...

D&D is all about creativity! Do it, and please post the results. Eberron would be perfect for that kind of mash up, it's got an ancient history and cultures, ancient catacyclsms, and lots of open-ended mysteries.

Polygon has great things to say about the newest D&D 5e release, an adventure that descends into the very top-most of the Nine Hells, Avernus. They call it role-playing at its most metal, that it retains a narrative heart, and also seems to be a "complete experience tailored to groups starting...

I'd open up the other most popular settings to be worked upon, this'll likely mean more Forgotten Realms, Planescape, Eberron and Ravenloft adventures for the time being. This'll likely begin in my first or second year. I'd have Wizards focus on more setting material as well, in addition to...

This is looking to be absolutely fantastic! Everything about the book looks stunning. Oh, for those who were a bit disappointed with the slim pickings we were seemingly getting with the included bestiary, like I was, have no fear, there are quite a number of statblocks scattered throughout the...

It's about time for a book set in Australia! The below will be perfect for the vehicle rules. :P Something involving the Upside Down would be awesome though, eventually it'd be ideal if Wizards could devote a book to the Shadowfell and Feywild, and any other planes.