neobolts
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The listing page on wizard's official announcement has each of the three books listed at 64 pages? That seems like a low count for the books descibed.
Think of it as a single 192 page book split into three sections: a setting guide, a bestiary, and an adventure.The listing page on wizard's official announcement has each of the three books listed at 64 pages? That seems like a low count for the books descibed.
They said the adventure is split into twelve episodes. What? So is each episode in that 64-page booklet between 3-5 pages?
If they're heavily referencing monster-books, including their one, and don't have any stat-blocks, they might be able to cram a fair bit in even at 3-5 pages - older adventures did - but I will be impressed if that is actually the case.I guess so. Less episodes and more encounters honestly.
Just for the record, having gone back and looked: Dragon of Icespire Peak is 52 pages long, and the Adventure proper after introductory material and the hub location is 36 pages. Chris Perkins packs 14 Modules into there, an average of 2.5 pages each...with maps, and keyed locations, even.If they're heavily referencing monster-books, including their one, and don't have any stat-blocks, they might be able to cram a fair bit in even at 3-5 pages - older adventures did - but I will be impressed if that is actually the case.
Is it something you want? I'm feeling like gift giving today.Yup. It's really a lot less than I'd hope to see for a setting, especially as we're getting, what a probably less than 32 pages of actual setting, given the same book covers both PCs and options and the setting. Pretty weird to spend 64 pages on an adventure in that context, for my money. But WotC aren't getting my money for this so I can't talk!
I'd say give it so someone excited about it imho, only thing here I'm excited about right now is Dragonlance and I know my brother will likely get that (and share it via DDB). Very kind offer though!Is it something you want? I'm feeling like gift giving today.