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The last time they released a full campaign was Vecna, Eve of Ruin in 2024. They also released Dragon Delves which is an anthology but strings together into a full campaign easily.

This is not AL, it is a different organized play program. But no, AL is not on Beyond currently.

They all take place around the area of the Temple of Elemental Evil in Greyhawk and have loose connections together. They run 1-4, and set up what I assume is the larger plot thread for the Legends of Greyhawk campaign as a whole. The adventures have been previewed at conventions, and you can...

D&D Beyond has posted a trio of Legends of Greyhawk adventures to their marketplace. "Uncover something foul lurking in the shadow of the Temple of Elemental Evil with these three single-session adventures, approved for play in the Legends of Greyhawk organized play campaign or for use as...

Understood, so the encounters/scenarios are exclusive, but they are built around monsters from The Horrors Within!

The D&D Beyond article says the encounter packs will contain "Early access to a monster of the week from Ravenloft: The Horrors Within." It also mentions that these "play-along packs" come with pre-orders of the Ravenloft book on Beyond. Unless the articles are lying, these are certainly...

The preview pages say the monsters for the encounters being released are early looks at the book's content. Is that not the case?

Excited for this, mostly because it means they will be releasing a new obstetric every week from the books. Confirmed the Zombie Clot from Van Richtens is coming back, which will surely not make anyone upset at all…

Cthulhu is the dark lord. He just operates differently than traditional dark lords (in that he’s imprisoned there and always slumbering).

I just think the Mist Walker Dark Gift is too powerful to be an “origin” feat. But we will see sooner than later now.

I guess it is possible. We know one of the two origin feats based on the preview pages (Sharp Eye, found on the Investigator).

Think it’s confirmed all 4 subclasses have either an origin feat (one of the two new ones or one from the PHB, idk which) OR you can sub in a dark gift in place of your origin feat. I doubt any of the 4 have a mandated dark gift va just “pick one.”

You’ll be waiting till Dark Sun. If Psion was in either of these books, they would have advertised that.

I think the argument was more “they won’t reprint 5e books with 5.5 edits.” While I get that this is similar, it isn’t the same as them printing a 5.5e VGTR redux.

This is addressed in the book. He is not a Darklord in the traditional sense. Instead, Ravenloft is like a prison. He slumbers there, and the domain is shaped by his dreams, but the Dark Powers know they cannot actually contain him so they keep him asleep.

Also, the digital version of Horrors Within unlocks the Artificer in the character builder for Beyond, but the full class is not reprinted in the book. So we can put that argument to bed also.

But because they are online exclusive they can easily be “fixed” in print by some editing. Wouldn’t be the first time they released something online, then changed it for the print version (see Wayfarers Guide to Eberron)

Whatever the “villain UA” book is might reprint Astarion material, but I didn’t expect much of it here. I do expect that if the feat chain paths for Death Knight and Lich make it, taking the Vampire feats from Astarion’s and making them into a chain for Vampire makes a lot of sense.

Always felt like this was the obvious outcome.

The Exandria books were also co-produced, but WotC has them labeled as 3rd-party (or partnered) products on D&D Beyond. Again, this is not a dig at the product. Plenty of great 3rd-party or partnered content out there, and if WotC had no plans for an internal Greyhawk product then there is no...