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LoG actually debuted officially at GenCon, with the Domain of Greyhawk track introduced there. Right now, the only PO that's offering LoG online on frequent basis is Baldman, with the other virtual-con offerings being single events only.

Baldman Games is fully transitioning to Legends of Greyhawk for their VDDWs with AL games only on requests. They're running the two tracks debuted at Cons this year (Ferrond & Domain of Greyhawk), and in November they're introducing the Highfolk track on VDDW first. I've played the first two...

Well, that's usually what happens in time travel stories: the traveler done f-ed up and causes what they tried to prevent

Very unlikely. That's probably some of the bonus products Roll20 usually offers with pre-orders, like token packs or 3PP supplements. They had something similar when the new core books were releasing

Also, Drow should appear as Monster Statblocks on the FR books since it's a campaign setting and WotC already confirmed they were on previous articles. Maybe we get Half species back as player races since they feature prominently in FR (Half-Elf, Half-Orc, etc)

Yep. The breakdown below equals $127 for the digital pack, rounded up. $70 FR books $45 three expansions $6 Dice set $6 Map Pack

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Gonna cross-post this on all the "DLC" threads, but the expansions will be $14.99 each

I posted this on the other "DLC" thread; cross-posting for awareness.

Which DLC thread? Edit: cross-posted!

So they're gonna use that name for the Item section in the new books? Kinda neat reference. Also, the digital expansions will be sold separately once the FR books come out for the people only interested in those; there's a thread in DDB confirming it.

A lot of the doom-posting I've seen continue to use either lack of sales numbers from WotC or bookscan numbers as evidence when in reality we don't know since direct sales seems to be the majority of their income nowadays followed by FLGS

Worth it. Just avoid reading it at night; the art will mess with your sanity!

That's one surprising thing about this book that it doesn't provide much lore about the cats except for what's in the Warlock subclass. There's also no mention of the Dreamlands, even though it features extensively in Lovecraft's stories and Chaosium CoC

Well, he did use the cat's name in one of his stories in reference to his own cat, though some of his letters imply he might or might not be the one to have given that name to the cat originally.

This is a reference to the Dreamlands cats from the Mythos, which were inspired by Lovecraft's own cat and the sense of security it gave him (we don't talk about the cat's name). The cats of Earth are are a collective intelligence within the Dreamlands, and they have an adversarial relationship...