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Ohhh, got it. That makes more sense

Does anyone else think that the College of the Moon Bard's level 6 ability is supposed to be at-will, and not once per long rest? Causing a friend to regain 2d4 hp once per long rest does not seem like enough to be an entire level 6 ability...

5e essentially is a superhero game, imo.

Witches have pretty broad representations across many cultures. They can be crafty Ghibli witches or curse-slinging cacklers. I think they'd have a unique mix of primal and arcane spells, and a few unique ones of their own, since their means of learning magic is traditional knowledge, somewhere...

I would love a full Witch class. If not Witch, an Int-based non-caster, like an Investigator or Savant.

Also important, the skills aren't mutually exclusive. There's some things that either work for; different people solving the same problem with different skills. Using deduction to solve something others use intuition or awareness for, and vice versa.

Well, Lorwyn is out of the running for 2026. That just leaves Dark Sun, something to do with Arcane stuff, and something to do with Horror stuff.

I think the adventure anthology will center around the World Tree.

I always use alignment not as a prescription for PC behavior, but rather as a description. My characters are chaotic because they do chaotic things, not vice versa. That way, alignment is more of a way to track your actions for cosmic purposes, like determining your afterlife destination...

Campaign-wise, I would love to see Spelljammer, Eberron, or Ravenloft. Setting-wise, if not something entirely new, I'd like for some of the Radiant Citadel worlds to get a full treatment (maybe like the FR campaign book, a deep dive on 5 of them?). Also would love to see the Feywild and...

Vindication!

I think we are the same page, and your reasoning is adroit.

I also like that, in Dark Sun, the Templars are bad guys. Templars should always be bad guys, lol

Lol those were exactly what I was talking about. Glad to hear they are minor and lose-able. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of things I like about Dark Sun, even the original. It's lessons are more relevant now than ever. There's just some edge-lord stuff that I don't need in this day and age

I agree, I don't care if they reboot/retcon Dark Sun. I want something that speaks to our times, not weighed down by 90s baggage (Of course, new settings would be nice, but hey, what're you gonna do)

Yeah, to echo other people: it was the only setting name-dropped in DMG without a 5e book, and the psionics playtest used a bunch of Dark Sun sounding terms.

I also think they might do a Strahd 10-year anniversary reprint.

I think it'd be weird of them to do all that psioinic stuff and not do Dark Sun. But we shall see, I suppose.

Oh yeah, I forgot about PAX. That'd make sense

Last year (and the year previously), most of 2024's and 2025's books were announced all at once in D&D Directs. Are we getting one this year? When and how? Or do you think they will ditch the Direct and announce them book by book, as done in the past? I suppose we know Lorwyn and Dark Sun...