Descent into Avernus is obviously a prequel to the game. Perhaps they will follow up on it with a tabletop version of this. It would definitely have a big foundation to build upon, given how wildly popular BG3 has turned out to be.Do you think there's any chance they would announce a big fat tabletop version of BG3 (understandably like a year later) for 5e. And if not, why not?
Seems like a prime candidate for the first major AP to release for the VTT, so I'd guess it will!Do you think there's any chance they would announce a big fat tabletop version of BG3 (understandably like a year later) for 5e. And if not, why not?
Every AP has been released on all the VTTs. The official VTT is not going to get that kind of support out of the gate. A module would cost $1000.Seems like a prime candidate for the first major AP to release for the VTT, so I'd guess it will!
Do you think there's any chance they would announce a big fat tabletop version of BG3 (understandably like a year later) for 5e. And if not, why not?
If they don't release reasonably-priced material on their 3D VTT, right out of the gate, it'll never get off the ground.Every AP has been released on all the VTTs. The official VTT is not going to get that kind of support out of the gate. A module would cost $1000.
I just don't think it will be a massive new module. I think we'll get Strahd or something where they can reuse the most assets.If they don't release reasonably-priced material on their 3D VTT, right out of the gate, it'll never get off the ground.
I'm not sure I follow, or maybe I wasn't clear. I'm saying that for D&D's 3D VTT, BG3 would be an ideal candidate for an AP/3DVTT bundle right out of the gate since the 3D dungeon and monster assets are already built. There would be a tabletop hardcover/DDB version in addition.Every AP has been released on all the VTTs. The official VTT is not going to get that kind of support out of the gate. A module would cost $1000.
Are they built in the same format? I don't know. if so, I agree! But I assume that they would have to be custom built and there is A LOT happening in BG3 requiring a huge number of assets.I'm not sure I follow, or maybe I wasn't clear. I'm saying that for D&D's 3D VTT, BG3 would be an ideal candidate for an AP/3DVTT bundle right out of the gate since the 3D dungeon and monster assets are already built. There would be a tabletop hardcover/DDB version in addition.
Likewise. I'm playing a paladin, and his limited healing plus short rests and potions is more than enough to get through most fights. I brought Shadowheart back into the group recently for plot purposes, but found that she was dropping practically every fight, without contributing a great deal.
Likewise. I'm playing a paladin, and his limited healing plus short rests and potions is more than enough to get through most fights. I brought Shadowheart back into the group recently for plot purposes, but found that she was dropping practically every fight, without contributing a great deal.