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"Anakin, you were my brother!" Narrator: And now HR was involved.

If the campaign modules were meant to be, well, modular, why do you think they would not make mention of this anywhere in the text of the modules?

Except I am not the neophyte GM that needs to be told this explicitly. Of course experienced GMs can pull stuff out of these books they like. But that is NOT the same thing as saying it is intended to be used that way. If it were, there would be explicit advice at the beginnig of every chapter...

Every time I see this claim I am flabergasted. NONE of the campaign modules tell the users to divide it up into different modules. They are ALL meant to be played front to back. This claim is just not true.

They should do one of these for each tier. You start in Phandelver. At 5th you move to 10 towns. At 10th you are off to the Aether Sea and when you hit 15th you land in Sigil!

There is no functional difference. Both are intended to be the whole campaign.

Yes, you are quite special ...

I think there is some rethinking of the schedule going on. Otherwise they would have said something about 2026 by now.

Yeah, excellent series (like most of Gaiman's work). Why does everyone who makes cool stuff always end up sucking as a person?

I feel like incorproating deck building systems into the RPG mechanics might allow for something that feels at least a little like that vicious chaos of a dungeon crawler. That way you would not have to count cool down or whatever. When the card comes back up (redrawing your hand is...

Oh jeez

Oh no, not SUBTRACTION!?!!?

FWIW I think this is largely a stereotype forged online, one that usually does not prove true IRL.

I was specifically talking about the dual book format. That is a lot more outlay. Then they could just as easily do something new. But they won't.

I don't follow.

FR is the first one in 5E to get that treatment. Is it "proven"? Hmm, I am not sure "the setting is irrelevant" is a well supported argument.

That feel like a big bet for a setting that is not proven in the current marketplace.

Do they still give out stats on character species and class choices for Beyond?