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Will there be some subclasses from Tasha’s going in the new PHB untouched? If so, then what was Tashas? 5.1 or still 5.0?

I thought WotC has said the revised core books had to be staggered due to printing logistics? Also I don't think there's going to be much to convert between 2014 and 2024.

You know, I couldn't put my finger on why I didn't really dig Golden Vault. I think you nailed it though. I don't think I really liked it didn't have a base setting.

Definitely excited to see the revised DMG.

It would definitely be cool if they did it that way. Also having all the "behind the scenes" info would be awesome.

I wouldn't mind if they released the old books again like they did in the between times (between 4e and 5e). I wasn't able to purchase those at the time and remember thinking they looked nice.

I wonder if Vecna recovered his hand from Arkhan the Cruel? The last we saw of Arkhan was in the BG adventure path.

That's a good point. I didn't even consider later editions size of content. You are very correct it wouldn't be realistic.

I wonder if this is how they will reprint past editions of rules. Each book a making of that particular edition. That would be cool.

Wish they would have given an old school look. I don't hate the new design and I guess it shows him more of a lich on the verge of godhood.

Is that Vecna?

Now I kinda wish Tales from the Yawning Portal had more than the two 3.0 adventures we got. Sunless Citadel was a blast to run and play.

I felt that Thoros of Myr was a good look at a D&D style cleric. It's a shame we don't get more screen time from him.

I've been gentle with all my books through the years but my 2e PHB has seen better days.

Same, D&D 24 is the best fit.

I'm not sure about that but over the past 6 or so months it seems he pivoted somewhat from D&D the game to sensational D&D is doomed type videos. Ive noticed several D&D YouTubers I generally liked watching do this.

I run my games in FR but it's kinda mine own version. None of my players keep up with what has happened so I can change it however I need to. One day I'll jump to my own home brew world.

I guess I can say it taught me how to lead and manage. Being the forever DM responsible for organizing and managing a bunch of kids.

4e Essentials felt more like an attempt to do some sort of course correction. 3.5 can be perceived as a cash grab. The total rules update for 3.0 could have been done slowly over the life of the edition I would think. 3e seem like it had legs.

Did cure spells really need a buff?