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<blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 8611494" data-attributes="member: 59082">Alright, so I've added Spelljammer and Dragonlance to my product chart. You'll note a few things that I'm taking a bit of liberty on:<ol>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">that I'm color-coding Dragonlance as a story arc, because they're calling it an &quot;adventure book&quot; and presumably the adventure itself is primary, and only setting material that serves the adventure will be included. If we find out that half the book is &quot;further adventures in Krynn,&quot; then I might change it to the color of a setting book.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">I created a new color code for the Spelljammer product: &quot;slipcase set,&quot; but I'm keeping it in the tonal range of the settings because Spelljammer itself is the dominant feature, even though it seems evenly split between adventure, splat, and setting. It is Spelljammer, for chrissakes.</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ol">I'm including the Dragonlance &quot;battle game&quot; as a &quot;related product,&quot; because according to one tweet at least, it is designed to be ported into the adventure and seems to be include 5E's mass combat rules. So it is kinda a D&amp;D product, kinda a board game, from what I gather.</li>
</ol>Here's the chart:[ATTACH=full]155729[/ATTACH]A few comments to follow - with the usual speculative meanderings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 8611494, member: 59082"] Alright, so I've added Spelljammer and Dragonlance to my product chart. You'll note a few things that I'm taking a bit of liberty on: [LIST=1] [*]that I'm color-coding Dragonlance as a story arc, because they're calling it an "adventure book" and presumably the adventure itself is primary, and only setting material that serves the adventure will be included. If we find out that half the book is "further adventures in Krynn," then I might change it to the color of a setting book. [*]I created a new color code for the Spelljammer product: "slipcase set," but I'm keeping it in the tonal range of the settings because Spelljammer itself is the dominant feature, even though it seems evenly split between adventure, splat, and setting. It is [I]Spelljammer[/I], for chrissakes. [*]I'm including the Dragonlance "battle game" as a "related product," because according to one tweet at least, it is designed to be ported into the adventure and seems to be include 5E's mass combat rules. So it is kinda a D&D product, kinda a board game, from what I gather. [/LIST] Here's the chart: [ATTACH type="full"]155729[/ATTACH] A few comments to follow - with the usual speculative meanderings. [/QUOTE]

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