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Other particularly more anecdotal than a smattering of responses on Reddit.

It's kind of a deep cut, all things considered,.mainly from a few 3.5 Aplats and the 4E Campaign Setting it seems: "The Shadowmasters of Telflamm were a religious thieves' guild that operates throughout the eastern lands of Faerûn. Their headquarters were located in Telflamm, where they rule...

The Shadowmasters were a Thieves Guild that not-terrivly-secrefly ran a city state in Thesk, in the Unapproachable East.

Not that I have heard, not there myself just following folks on social media and news here. They've given pretty thorough previews of the box at this point, though.

They showed off the Starter Set and the Forgotten Realms books, we got a lot of details on the FR books.

The designers were talking about how in their eyes plyyets, they were finding players go totally unhinged in Mitborn scenarios, unlike the serious and epic tone Stormlight games were tending to tke...with the same rule. Theme and tone can change a lot.

I would be pretty sad if they stopped using D&D personally.

There was also a general policy at the time of making all FR products work with any Edition of previous Setting booka, so keeping stuff vague.

If anything, the generic SRD will come down the pike sooner rther than later. The Mistborn setting coming up next year is less of a buy-in than the Stormlight Archives, particularly the later Era of the timeline which is about 1870s-1920s style pulp adventure with superpowers.

Heck, the one thing of Kara-Tur that is definitely included in these books, the Spirit Dragon, is totally changed based on the art we've seen.

The main reason to bring back Kara-Tur is for Asian inclusion in the Forgotten Realms.

I mean, those events would be ~140 years in the past in 1501 DR, and after Maztivs zapping to an alternate dimension for a considerable time, so I think there is room for a revised post-colonial Latin America fantasy Setting there.

Not a huge leap, all things considered.

That quote does seem to imply that...but the official copy about the Heroes Guide talks about 10 "Locales", and the Geats we know about related to the regiona include 4 of the detailed Gazateers in the AG (Background Feats for the Dalelands, Icewind Dale, Calmishan, The Moonshae Isles...and the...

It is for sure.

Large is in needing a well-thought out approach, yes...but large page count? Maybe not.

It is inside Bigby's, yes.

We know there is some aort of Kara-Tjr material in the print books, given how prominent they have centered the Spirit Dragon on the player's book cover and in marketing. Updating Kara-Tur tastefully would be a tall gasket, maybe worthy of a significant supplement like this.

Thing is, that would be the case whether or not WotC got other publishers involved.

Alternative out of left field speculafion: what if the third DLC gets into Kara-Tur?