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HOO boy that's a lot of questions I can't answer, BUT I will say that DDB compendium releases have always matched their physical release dates and we don't expect the PHB to be any different!

We mentioned this a bit when we announced SRD 5.2. They're coming, but we gotta get over the new rulebook hump first!

Totally fair. We are gonna talk about spells too!

hellooooooo :3

I will say that this is just the first week. We're definitely not gonna only talk about only three classes :)

Just wanted to make sure y'all saw this! This video is a BIG boi, and it's the first of quite a few to come. EDIT: Video schedule for the week

The second row of upper teeth on that beholder is sooooo unnerving.

I love the two people(?) in the left foreground who are trying to get a look at it. You have to wonder how far away they are that they can look so big and still have the dragon be HUGE.

Fun fact: I did actually cry when we were shown this dragon.

"Yes, and" and "No, but" are not the only options. "Yes, but" and "No, and" are just as valid, and sometimes more fun!

Nope! I know very little about external publishing. Thank you for engaging in some friendly discussion w/ me, though, while I dug for that info :)

Ye, now that I'm better equipped to confirm, it is the next book following Art & Arcana and Lore & Legends, written in Mordenkainen's voice. (Also hello, D&D Community Manager here)

I'm not saying the trade dress is an accident, but it's kind of clear that some people are confused by it—myself included! I'm just speaking on the things I notice about how the Young Adventurers Guides are presented versus this: Jim Zub and Stacy King are the main authors of the YA Guides...

Yeah I agree, but its price point ($50 USD) lines up with the price of the other history books, which are also put out by Ten Speed Press. Coupled with the fact that this one isn't penned by Jim Zub and Stacy King, nor is it "A Young Adventurers Guide to the Realms" or something like that makes...

It lines up more with Art & Arcana and Lore & Legends, though I thought the same at first glance.

From the D&D Twitter today:

This schedule's on par with last year; maybe one or two more panels. EDIT: There was no open last year, my bad.

Not imminent, still coming.