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That article still mentions "Vast" as being a maximum of 36 squares, yet the Dining Room shown in the Project Sigil map, which is not a special facility is larger than "Vast" it's 40 squares in size.

I think that'll be downplayed and somewhere like the City of Greyhawk will be filled with all sorts of Elves, Dwarves, Halflings, Gnomes, Orcs, Tieflings, Dragonborn, Aasimar and Goliaths along with Humans and other species. It's now an example campaign hub, and makes no sense that species from...

I'm very sure Drizzt, Elminister, Szass Tam and Volo get some as FR NPCs. Kas probably gets one from Greyhawk, though I don't think he's the one we see a partial entry because I thought he's supposed to be a Vampire. Lord of Blades and Vol are probably going to get entries as Eberron NPCs. If...

Anyways I'm trying to determine those that will show up in the glossary, they have to have weight on D&D as a whole in various properties and might not necessarily be there if they're important to a single newer campaign setting. Like for example I'm definitely sure the Lady of Pain gets an...

It's optional in that it's definitely something the DM decides if they want it in the campaign or not. Bastions are even less expected to be available in a game, than all species and subclasses in the PHB.

Bwimb is dead, Orcus killed him, no idea how his daughter Bwimb II will handle things.

Fleshing out the Archfey is something they should do, though I doubt they'll cover every planar power for example. Don't need to really cover Bwimb, unless there's a mention in the Plane of Ooze, it's doubtful there'll be mentions of Arch-Celestials like Prince Talisid or Zaphkiel or whatever...

So nothing specific from what they've said that I can tell about changes from the UA playtest. Though I didn't expect them to go into details about the specifics of things.

They have the video on Bastions up

Join the Butlerian Jihad when it happens...

I keep telling everyone to look for signs of brush strokes, that's currently how you tell if it's done by a person or not.

I also hope they have some consideration for where Bastions might be built, like in the wilderness or in an established urban setting like Sigil, or the Bastion being a vehicle or demiplane.

Someone took a bunch of screen grabs and posted them on Imgur.

I had some very specific feedback about things I thought they should do about the system. I'll need to see if they do go with any of them, like having specific facilities level up, instead of replacing them with a more advanced version.

They've also stated they've never seen the PHB as a primer for new players as it was supposed to be the starter set. But changed that policy with the new PHB, as it now has a "how to play" chapter.

They probably needed to explain who Asmodeus is, he has a bunch of weight through out D&D's history and Devils are a big thing in the cosmology of D&D.

I think there'd be less of an emphasis on those optional rules, as they aren't too helpful to new DMs. But I could see some still remaining in the DMG.

I'm sure the half page adventures are going to have a lot of things like "at the bandit camp (see map 14-b)" and but might not be fully playable, without a DnD Beyond freebie for stat blocks, until the MM comes out.

I find it interesting they're reusing some of the characters from the PHB in the art, like Zealot Barbarian, Dance Bard and main Rogue.

Spellcasters can direct their Bastions from far away, if they use the right spells.