D&D 5E February's Keys from the Golden Vault Appears on Amazon

Announced in August, along with the rest of 2023's D&D lineup, Keys from the Golden Vault -- an anthology of adventures with a 'heist' theme -- has appeared on Amazon with a release date of Frebruary 21, 2023. The entry indicates that the book is 208 pages long.

"Greetings, adventurer. You’ve snuck in and found a wondrous treasure! Keys From the Golden Vault is a Dungeons & Dragons adventure anthology with a heist at the center of every tale. Nothing else is yet known about the contents of this tome, but keep an eye on your favorite D&D news sources for your first sneak peek inside."

So far, it only has the now-familiar D&D preview image, so we should expect a cover reveal in the coming weeks.

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[darjr]

Was more info released in the big reveal earlier this year?

 

[RuinousPowers]

Are heists the new "explore dungeons and kill stuff"?

 

[Rhineglade]

I have to kind of wonder. When "Waterdeep: Dragon Heist" was released, there was quite a bit of feedback from consumers disappointed that the storyline didn't include an actual "heist." Perhaps WotC is going overkill by now releasing a book with nothing BUT heists? Give the people what they want I guess. (Although I STILL want the official release of the Greyhawk Campaign)

 

[DeviousQuail]

A book about heists releasing right before a D&D movie about a heist does feel appropriate.

 

[Ath-kethin]

$50 for 208 pages now. The price increases are inevitable, but it's still sad to see.

 

[Reynard]

If it includes actual heists, I may purchase this book.

 

[Bayushi_seikuro]

$50 for 208 pages now. The price increases are inevitable, but it's will sad to see.

I do wonder if this will be a dual format physical-and-pdf deal like they're testing with Dragonlance?

 

[darjr]

208 pages may be a placeholder too. Haven’t confirmed yet.

 

[vecna00]

There should be a full reveal on the Monday after Dragonlance drops in print, by my estimate.