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There seems to be a few pictures from recent 5E, I think both of these paintings below are from last year's 5E Planescape set.

Had my first session using the 2024 rules at an actual table today. Was a player, not the DM. Adventure was an official WotC release I think? Maybe a new Adventurer's League quest? We had to find a Unicorn's stolen horn. Fought a bunch of bullywugs, bugbears and worgs in some kind of fey realm...

Another one recently announced is "The Book Of Concealment" which says it is a combined screen and journal. September 17th, 2024 is the release date. "For any Dungeons & Dragons player, this officially licensed and beautifully illustrated Dungeons & Dragons journal features gridded pages...

"The standalone book will go on sale in February once inventory arrives".

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Another page:

Deleted because someone else had already posted the info.

The standard rules saying that every character can understand (including reading and writing) three languages seems excessive to me. In my campaigns, I think I will reduce it to two. I mean, according to these rules, a level 1 human fighter with the hermit background and an intelligence of 10...

Found some pics that seem to have a higher resolution: Edit: might just be the same ones that MonsterEnvy linked to earlier in the thread. Also saw this on Screenrant regarding this new DM screen: "new DnD DM screens will organize the information with laptop use in mind. It's common for...

The Diviner Wizard subclass gets something called "Greater Comprehension: You can read any language" at Level 10. It lasts until you start a short or long rest.

From the official Penguin Random House site: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/743975/dungeons-and-dragons-worlds-and-realms-by-adam-lee-and-official-dungeons-and-dragons-licensed/

Some excerpts from this new D&D Worlds & Realms book:

Table of Contents and a couple of other pages:

Sorry, please ignore, someone already posted the info I posted.

Could be but it would have been as simple as deleting two words from the document. I am happy they mentioned it because maybe a few new players might decide to look it up online someday and find out about Athas. They list eight settings: Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Dragonlance, Spelljammer...

It's odd that the 'Worlds of Adventure' section on page 5 of the new 2024 PHB specifically mentions Dark Sun, which I don't think they will ever publish anything for again but does not mention Mystara, which is in the upcoming Worlds & Realms book and also the setting that most people consider...

Well I have a physical copy of the new Player's Handbook and I don't see a single mention of the words 'half-elf' or 'half-orc' in it. I'm not saying that I hate everything about the book. But for you guys to act like the half-races/species have not been deliberately removed is ridiculous. You...

Come on, don't be ridiculous. They have very obviously been intentionally removed.

Silverymoon?

Some pics from inside the book: