So they just gave the title and showed the cover mock-ups; no specific info till Monday?
They did say there would be announcements regarding the DMs Guild.Between Tales and now this Tome of Foes, at what point is Greyhawk fair game for DMSGUILD? Asking for a friend lol
Sooner or later, they keep talking about it.Are there any Gaj? What about a Cilops or two? There must be a Cilops. No? OK, Mekillots? Realy? No Mekillots. Muls, Thri-Kreen, Poison-wielding Halfling-Mo-Foe's, Elf Dune-Runners, Half Giants, Obsidian, Defiling/Preserving Silt Runners? .....................No?...City Templars of the Sorcerer Kings.......If there are no Templars........Oh......I guess........Try again next year.....I suppose....Or the Year afterward.
Campaign: #DarkSunLives. (There really is no hashtag. I don't even know what hashtag really means. (but there should be)).
Okay....so there are already product descriptions that give us a good idea. Not an NPC guide as I guessed based solely on the name, but more of a mix of a planar guide and a planar monster manual.
Very cool! Sounds like it will detail things like the Blood War and other planar conflicts.
Based on recent D&D Beyond interviews, I’m expecting we’ll get info on the Gith vs. Illithid conflict, the Corellon vs. Gruumsh vs. Lolth conflict among others. New Race options ate mentioned, which I’m sure means the Gith race and various elf subraces that we’ve seen in UA. Fingers crossed that one of the conflicts covered is Eberron’s Last War, which would be an excuse to get Warforged in an official published product at least, and maybe some other Eberron races as well. I would be thrilled if Nentir Vale’s Dawn War gets a mention. That would actually be a good excuse for them to include the Shadar-Kai, since they really have little to no connection to the Corellon/Gruumsh/Lolth conflict but are closely tied to the Raven Queen, who is from that pantheon originally.
Cool product, my guess is that it will give us not only nice maps of planar areas as well as details and more races, it will also give us stat blocks for creatures who are planar rulers.
I could see a chapter on "cosmic conflict and your campaign world." Something like: 1) Cosmic Conflict Largely Happened Millennia Ago (example Nethir Vale and Greek mythology), 2) Cosmic Conflict sporadically touches the mortal world (example Eberron), 3) Cosmic Conflict is ongoing (example the Blood War), 4) End Times Cosmic Conflict is Coming (example Norse mythology), and 5) Cosmic Conflict Ended Recently and World Sucks (example Dark Sun). [There probably isn't much need for Cosmic Conflict Ended Recently and World has Never Been Better.] There are some subtle (and not so subtle) differences in how you would play hostile outsiders based on those scenarios: the fiend who is hiding from the Forces of [Good/Law/whatever] and only causing trouble if it can't get caught vs. the fiend who thinks its time is now and has no problem running around causing trouble.....
I have to agree. Mordenkainen's Guide to the Planes or Multiverse would have been much better. And if those titles don't fit the book's content well enough, then... the book's content is a problem too.Another terrible name. It sounds more like a generic Monster Manual 2 than a book you’d look to for information on the multiverse.