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Look at the post that's literally above yours. There is going to be a poster map in at least one of the books.

I changed my vote to "meh". I think I will still buy them, and I love the alt covers for them, but I'm not really feeling excited about the contents. I'm currently only a DM, so the player-facing content doesn't excite me, and I'm only running one campaign at the moment, and it is set in...

OK cool. It's not mentioned on the product pages. I presume they talked about it at GenCon or something?

Yeah, I mean, it's weird that Lidda appears to be wearing g-string underwear, and it's also clear she's exposing most of her right butt cheek to anyone who might be behind her ... but it doesn't feel like it's meant to be as erotic / titillating as many older pieces of D&D artwork are. This...

According to the digital bundle preorder page on DDB, you will receive: "The Atlas of Faerûn: a digital map of the entire Faerûn continent for the D&D Beyond compendium and Maps VTT" And this is what it says on the standalone Adventures in Faerûn preorder page: "Also receive the Atlas of...

Hardly. There are loads of 1e and 2e era ladies with significantly less clothing on (and in significantly more provocative poses) than that.

I was thinking more Sword Coast since that's mostly all that's been covered in 5e's timeline advancements so far. Anauroch is back to being a desert again after Netheril's brief return ... but deserts are always PoL what with their little oases separated by vast stretches of nothingness. We...

I know they're something of a retcon, but I like the DOTs / Exocomps that were introduced in Discovery or SNW. The little maintenance / repair droids that help keep the starships running and fix all the battle damage and such in between starbase visits. That helps fill a gap and explain how...

That may be the case now, but it certainly was more of a PoL setting before 2e and 3e filled in all the blanks. 4e's Spellplague and one hundred year time jump was intended to take it back to a more PoL vibe. Of course, with 5e they "undid" a lot of the 4e changes while continuing to advance the...

Yes, and let's not forget that WotC even brought those guys back for the Wild Beyond the Witchlight adventure, in which you can meet members of the League of Malevolence (Kelek, Skylla, Warduke, etc) and Valor's Call (Strongheart, Ringlerun, Mercion, etc).

LOL. Andor was originally going to be 5 seasons, but they decided that wasn’t going to work, so they truncated it down to one second season consisting of four parts with one year time jumps in between.

What happens next is Rogue One ... and then A New Hope. There won't be a third season of Andor.

She does!

They're advancing the timeline to 1501 DR. They may functionally restore various bits to their original portrayals in the old grey box, but they aren't going to pretend like nothing has happened in the intervening centuries. I mean, none of the NPCs they've put on the covers of the new FR books...

Regdar showed up in some 4e art, usually getting killed in one way or another. I'm not sure if any of the other 3e iconics showed up in later editions, though. I think WotC mostly just wanted new characters for each new edition. I don't think they had any iconics specific to 4e. With 2014...

They might be merely instinctual when they’re not possessed by a Vezda spirit! That wouldn’t explain the instant antagonism, though, unless the Gorn have come to resent the Vezda. I can’t wait to find out more! EDIT: it’s just occurred to me that the Vezda are basically intellect devourers...

Ah. I missed that. Thanks.

Questions I'm still pondering: What was that device Spock was holding in front of his face that enabled him to see the orbs in the well? Why couldn't he see them without the device? The answer to this second question is likely that they were in a different dimension or whatever - but if that is...

I know the feeling. I'm teetering on the edge. I'm not sure if these books in particular will push me in one direction or the other, though. It's more likely to be the now-delayed Eberron book that does that (since I am currently only running a campaign in that setting).

I don’t get this one. Would someone mind explaining it to me?