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I can see Travis going with a fighter or rogue. He doesn't seem to like tracking spells and likes to beat people down. A blood hunter might also work Laura might drift to warlock. She loved being Jester but seems to want something simpler. An artificer might also be fun, working with her...

Looking at the blog: Who We Are And What We Do | Dungeons & Dragons It says: Later in the year, Chris will return with our big summer adventure, James Wyatt will deliver a substantially improved version of a concept that I initiated myself, and Amanda Hamon will close us out with a project that...

Clearly how?

Amazon didn't write the copy They don't have staff doing product descriptions They print what they're sent

If the adventure was literally anything else, sure But they're also working on a fey adventure It makes sense than some or all of the fey options would be in the fey book

What you are asking for is literally "don't ask, don't tell" Gay people can exist in the game as long as they don't actually exist Heisenberg's homosexuals

Okay then 🙄 Luxodon You can't play a luxodon but they're official

Off-flavor for classic DnD But that doesn't matter now. Because they're designing for new players. They can add bunnyfolk and feygoblins if they want It's just another change

He could also have misspoken since he wasn't going of a script and said "year or two" rather than "next few years" One classic setting a year seems pretty fast

You also can't roll up an AL warforged or shifter

On the DM's Guild they're listed as "from Wizards of the Coast" and they were originally on the official website What more does it take to be "official?"

Right Rabbits, faires, and the hobgoblins for Witchlight and owlfork for Strixhaven Testing content for both at once

He could easily have written the bulk of the non-mechanical text for the book and leave the races to other people and contribute to the tested content of a different book Citation needed

How do you know that? Someone pointed out on Facebook that some of the Fey options could have been for Strixhaven as well Testing two books at once The Amazon link for Strixhaven explicitly calls out the DnD Live show "for more information"

James Wyatt used to work on Magic The Strixhaven book is probably his baby more than Hammon's (And everyone is still assuming those products are physical RPG books and not other D&D branded products) And how would people be misled about classic settings? We know they're working on two more (or...

Looks like we know the full schedule now. September, adventure in the Feywild with the new fey races tested earlier (a surprise) November, MtG crossover. Likely no new races or subclasses They might have a fifth book on dragons, maybe for December. But that's a lot of content Suppose...

Leaked from amazon: The Wild Beyond the Witchlight: A Feywild Adventure https://www.amazon.com/dp/0786967277/?fbclid=IwAR0XJFcrq5jcCsPLRpMx--hEeSOXpDNFG1_tT6JUwB0hhXp-0wwrcXo6KhQ The Wild Beyond the Witchlight is D&D's next big adventure storyline that brings the wicked whimsy of the Feywild to...

Losing the dynamic of the original eight would be rough, but I can see them wanting to have a person of color weekly, if not in every show And smaller groups would be more manageable They have been trying to expand content for the channel but all the non-campaigns have been mixed

Because people think guns should be deadlier than swords

By "balance" there I think he meant maintaining that balance and not letting someone design a broken character It moved maintaining balancing onto the GM who had to say "no, you can't have a power that does X" and made them the bad guy The book literally says: