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From checking my copy could arrive this week. Which is rare normally these things are super slow for me.

There are 11 Caves, and while some are smaller than their original counterparts it's still quite a bit of dungeon.

The most recent news I saw said there was no EA period.

Sounds like you can for sure talk to them before that. The feature just gives you a direct link that you can use at any time. Also Warlock's probably know who their patron is before level 3.

It’s supposed to hit wider availability in 2026 from memory. It’s mostly exclusive to conventions right now. I almost got to DM it, but I couldn’t make the convention in Canada in the end.

Don’t know why people are suddenly down on Planescape that was good. Spelljammer’s problem was it’s length over it’s content.

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Mul’s are not even related to orcs no reason they would share player statistics.

I think there explicitly is still a small number of them around.

Abalach-Re the Sorcerer Queen Farcluun Both are Defilers who are under the process of turning into Dragons but have not completed it like the Dragon himself.

I don’t think the original book ever mentioned his actual name, and even when it was revealed the number of people who it are a little over a dozen. To basically everyone he is just “The Dragon”

The Dragon is in the creature catalog.

I should point out that Dark Sun 4e changed that. They sealed Rajaat, and Borys gained additional power by becoming a full Dragon to keep the seal guarded. The seal required no further upkeep of sacrifices or anything, the Dragon just demands offerings from the other SKs cause he is a tyrant who...

Also the Dragon doesn’t require them for upkeep in the most recent version.

Heck from checking the 4e version the Dragon there already finished the seal, he’s just another Tyrant Sorcerer King. He takes his levy of slaves from the other Sorcerer Kings as food, experiment fodder or gifts for his favoured servants.

I don’t think that matters like at all. The Dragon is cool, and Rajaat doesn’t matter.

The Dragon is just a higher level Sorcerer King that the others are aspiring to be like. Two of the other Sorcerer Kings are already almost another Dragon. Dregoth, and Nibenay

I think 4e did it pretty well in setting it after the death of the Sorcerer King of Tyr, but before anything else like the death of the Dragon.