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Probably Dhampyr and/or Reborn.

Honestly disappointed. So boring they did basically the minimum amount of effort. Like wtf do they do all day? I was expecting at least a new subtype for some species. The creature type changes I predicted long before this, like Kalastar becoming Aberrations, which is one of the onl Outside...

If Mary Sue's offend you, this might not be the novel series for you 🤣. I kid but it's seems like she's 95% Monk, with maybe a feat magic initiate or a slight multiclass Cleric (for now I lean towards cleric because I saw no sign of a spellbook, outside change of Sorcerer maybe, but cleric is...

Where as FR is the opposite, SCAG will functionally be the supplement to the up coming FRPG, even if the SCAG came out like a Decade ago.

Given that I hope the 2024 species versions are different enough from the 2014 version to be interesting.

Hopefully Jess can convince them to bring Chroncles of Darkness back.

Also I also found it strange that MtG had no tie in worth mentioning for D&Ds 50 anniversary. Huge missed opportunity. Like not even secret lair. Nothing tying into the new edition, nothing. This really feels like it explains alot. A complete lack of synergy. I wonder if it has to do with...

Well for one thing, magic works very differently on Abeir then Toril, it's in general a much lower magic setting and perhaps despite that more fantastical. We get a taste of Abeir directly in I think in the novel The Devil You Know.

And Primordials, Laerakond was the one where Dragons revolted against the Primordials, but ironically Laerakond MIGHT still be on Toril instead of switched back when Maztica returned. Shyr on the other hand I believe is more Primordial ruled still, an empired run by Genasi.

I figure Kara Tur, Zakhara, Maztica, and Laerakond, and maybe Shyr on Abeir (those 5 have been the only FR Continents besides Faerun properly explored & detailed for FR, (Achrome, Katashaka, Osse only get rare tidbits) might get at most a page each, and if we are really, really lucky a map (and...

I'm pretty sure the lion share of the book will still be a setting update, it's HUGE setting. This is going to clearly be a big, chunky book.

You can enjoy the lore and ignore the mechanics

I'm surprised we haven't had a what 2014 Subclasses/Feat/Spells/races break partly or fully when trying to use them with 2024 rules.

https://www.polygon.com/gaming/514939/dragon-delves-eberron-borderlands-forgotten-realms-announcement-release-date-price I don't know how I missed this article given it came out at the same time the Subclass playtest did. It confirms the general Setting update for the whole setting, not just...

I think they explicitly saving the whole race/creature lore more setting books then in 2014 is why 2024 has less lore and more crunch.

If folks are worried about the Enchanter being too creepy, perhaps buff spells like Calm Emotions so it has more benifits, like healing when cast on allies.

Still Spice8rack's best video.

I want Noggles to be playable too, they feel the most unique, but still practical to be played.

This is the part I'm most curious about.

Was there any settings back in the TSR days where the RPG outsold the novels?