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It seems to me that you are both essentially saying the same thing. 5 gazettes = 5 mini settings = location for 50 1-shot adventures

Possible: Yes. Likely: No

Wow, I like those covers. I wasn't really planning to get these, but I might have to get them just for these covers. I will definitely take a look at my local store. When are these available?

The adventures book is actually bigger than I thought it would be. That is 480 pages total. That seems pretty meaty. How big was SCAG? Less then just the Heroes book I think.

Does the BBEG have to directly interact with them? Can they have a proxy? What levels are you talking about here? Can an interaction be one sided? I feel like this image could become the inspiration for a first interaction with a Scion of Tiamat. The dragon crushing the resistance (aka a gold...

@Retreater , since the other thread was closed (to merge with this one), I wanted to respond to a comment you made on my post. You said: "Which means you bought it. And it's not free to use." From my understanding you will be able to use Maps freely with free content that is on DnD Beyond. So...

I assumed it was - i just couldn't remember its name

I love the idea, but that is not what it looks like to me. Though I have very little knowledge of the FR.

That looks like Presto, Eric, and Diana fighting a very thick red dragon to me (really should be Tiamat):

What kind of dragon is this:

No, it is this forum. The title only discuss Maps but the link in the OP goes to the same DnD Beyond post. So it would be easy to miss if you are focussed on the other aspects of the article: Maps Feature on D&D Beyond Becomes Free to Use

FYI, there is already a thread about this

No, it is going to be free to everyone who is registered (even free subscriptions). You will no longer need a Master-tier subscription to use Maps. Now a Master-tier will get you more features, so maybe that is what you are moaning about? That it is not everything for free? from the article...

From the website the playing surface art is D&D art:

What is the view of many who play D&D that WotC is blind to?

Yikes, I had a guess but decided to go look it up. Yes, better not to speak of it! Of course, my grandparents had a black cat with a name not to dissimilar and almost as equally cringe worthy. It is sometimes a wonder I didn't group a racist bigot!