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Is Rules Expansion an official term?

They've already said they are full, big books. The FRPG isn't just player options (subclassses, spells, Circle Magic, Feats, Backgrounds, Factions), but the general Setting update will be in it as well, so most of the lore outside of the 5 deep dives in the FRAG will be in the FRPG. So no it's...

Except the work load lore for this edition has been done in E: RftLW, where as the SCAG had to be both in a far too small package.

That us not remotely true.

Nope, I just weirdly forgot about the Bladesinger, oops

It is for me and I suspect that is what they are trying to do, but I do not speak for all FR fans, I think many will be reluctant, BUT if the story is good enough and makes sense many could be won over, maybe.

I don't think this was just a case of not understanding FR lore, I think they made a change to Purple Dragons to make them a faction with Dragon riders based on an up coming story. Still a hope they take message to take FR canon seriously.

In the horror subclasses video it's mentioned that feedback shaped these 7 subclasses and that we will next see them in the finalized form in FRPG, so that means they survived and were good enough to not require major changes requiring an new UA. Thoughts?

Something I noticed early in the horror subclasses video, she basically confirmed that the FR subclasses got changes shaped by responses, but were good enough not to require another UA, because we will be seeing the finalized version in the 5.5e FRPG. Should this be it's own thread?

What changes do you suggest?

My guess is they are saving the Necromancer for the same book updating all the rest of the Wizard PHB2014 subclasses along with all the subclasses from 2014 that got left out, plus updates for a host of other subclasses & problemly a couple of new ones.

Lorwyn/Shadowmoore was a thought for me as well at first, but if it was for that setting, it would be balanced between darkness & light subclasses and Reanimator doesn't fit it at all, there is nothing like that in Shadowmoor. And Shadowmoor has more of a dark fey theme then undead. This fits...

They print primarily in the US, from when they are done, something like 6 weeks I read somewhere. So say it takes then 4 month to finish, print & deliver it, that is around early August, so October is plenty of time to release it.

Hey that's one way to save time 🤪

The Player's book is where the general lore update of the setting lore is, the Adventurer's Guide to FR is deeper dives on five regions and I think monsters and magic items.

https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/game-development/apex-legends-writer-gets-laid-off-24-hours-after-the-character-she-wrote-is-revealed-because-thats-what-the-games-industry-in-2025-looks-like/ PC gamer makes some points that U think fit the gaming industry as a whole, stuff mentioned by...

I'm sorry to hear you lost your job.

https://www.polygon.com/23820476/star-trek-strange-new-worlds-season-2-politics-franchise These kind of bad takes are why this sad kind of thing happened, the irony is that right now what the current year audience wants is more authentic and classic media, not excessive attempts to be...

Astrology isn't a science at all, who claims it is now a days? It's more of a pycho-spiritual thing, which is why politeness matter, you don't have to buy into it, just some manners would be nice.

Plato and other Platonists believed in Astrology, no need to look your nose down at people who do.