D&D (2024) D&D Dragon Anthology Coming 2025

[Zaukrie]

To be honest, the short module anthologies have been some of the most consistent products WotC has been putting out.

agreed, but the theme doesn't do much for me......but I hope to be wrong and it is so good I do buy it.

 

[Parmandur]

agreed, but the theme doesn't do much for me......but I hope to be wrong and it is so good I do buy it.

Dragons are a pretty popular theme, but they are pretty thin on the ground in published Adventures. I do like the idea of providing this as a tool to seed Drsgons into a longer campaign more easily.

 

[Zaukrie]

Dragons are a pretty popular theme, but they are pretty thin on the ground in published Adventures. I do like the idea of providing this as a tool to seed Drsgons into a longer campaign more easily.

Yup, just talking about me here, not everyone else.

 

[SkidAce]

I just noticed that red dragon appears to be sitting on a statue of Bahamut in human form, and is holding their hand in the same pose as the statue.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This seems like a good idea, but those dragons don't look like they'd physically fit in very many dungeons.

 

[RoughCoronet0]

On the pictures themselves, it's the first and last that are the most intriguing. The gold dragon seems to be reforming from a pile of gold treasure, almost like the treasure is melting and then forming the gold dragon. It looks awesome.

For the last one, it took me a moment to realize that the object in the foreground of the art was actually a slain gold dragon. Quite a dark scene and I love it.

 

[el-remmen]

Aw. The title of this thread make me think it was gonna be a collection of stuff from classic Dragon mag updated to 5e.

 

[Cergorach]

I do like most of the art shown here...

 

[sevenbastard]

Ohh what if they did a series of adventures each featuring a diffrent dragon type. They could set it in its own world. Maybe write some tie in novels?

 

[dave2008]

Is this our first look (other than Tiamat) of the new white dragon design?