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No, the fantasy Aztecs quite decisively lost to the fantasy Spanish (from Amn). And a good number of them were magically turned into orcs and ogres (and driders - this is in part due to the machinations of Lolth, via an albino drow everyone thought was just a regular elf). In the end, the...

Meh, we're arguing over minimal information that can be interpreted multiple ways. Hopefully they'll give us more details soon so we know exactly what to expect here.

The main issues for Kara-Tur were the use of local terms, usually Japanese, in general for the entire setting, even when it wasn't appropriate (like using "Samurai" in Chinese-inspired locations), and hewing too close to real-life analogues, down to at times just changing a letter or two in a...

Calimshan certainly posed issues - if it didn't, they wouldn't have brought in an outside consultant! Given the time leap from 3e to 4e, re-doing the execution to something more acceptable wouldn't be much of an issue for Kara-Tur. Maztica, with its overt themes of colonialism, would obviously...

@GarrettKP quoted from the Game Informer article many pages ago on this thread thread: That definitely seems to imply that the 10 regions are large areas (Thay, Aglarond, and Rashemen are traditionally grouped together in one region as the "Unapproachable East), and "We divide the Forgotten...

I agree with it likely being too large to be a DLC, but we thought Calimshan would seemingly be untouchable, so other non-Western flavored regions don't seem to be permanently off the table any more. Im sure they're looking to see how the updated version of Calimshan is received, and if it's...

The Netheril one definitely sounds more like a mini-setting than just a plain adventure.

As I said on another thread, I wonder if these DLCs are a bit of a test run for them to be a recurring feature for expanding the setting, with maybe one to a few each year? The Netheril one seems very much like the old 2e Netheril boxed set, for example. If they keep putting them out, with...

I wonder if these DLCs are a bit of a test run for them to be a recurring feature for expanding the setting, with maybe one to a few each year? This one seems very much like the old 2e Netheril boxed set, for example. If they keep putting them out, with "mini-setting" coverage for different...

Here's a new and detailed breakdown of the books, and what will be included in the various packages, plus a FAQ section: https://www.dndbeyond.com/posts/2032-everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-new Might not be a bad idea to have this on its own thread, or spread it among all the other...

It's been posted several times in various threads here that the D&D Beyond devs responded in a thread there that they would be part of the regular digital only bundle. Go to the "More Details Revealed for Forgotten Realms Digital Expansions" thread for example.

Yeah, they really reworked it. They never had wings or horns before.

Yep, mentioned this on the D&D Beyond third party thread earlier. https://www.enworld.org/threads/wotc-to-support-3rd-party-creators-make-map-software-free-and-brush-up-the-srd.714653/

A Pathfinder adventure, Abomination Vaults, is already up and available for purchase.

You know, that combined art would make for a really nice DMs screen, just saying...

Is that Themberchaud that the D&D Cartoon crew are battling at 0:23?

Zoom out. Try looking at the big picture...

And that you can get them with just the regular digital bundle as well.

Great! I tend to get the digital bundles in these cases, and then the special edition covers from the store, so this is perfect.

The one we're in lol. Switching between so many FR threads today, I thought we were in another one. Sorry about that!