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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 8348120" data-attributes="member: 7015558">Yeah you're probably right, the big adventure was probably always written. I do think it is indicative of the team having some struggle with putting non-adventure material in Strixhaven if they felt they needed to put such a large adventure in.And they do about one &quot;generic&quot; non-adventure book every year, and I believe 2019 is the only year that didn't have one. It makes sense that there will be one every year going forward, especially if we are on a 5 book schedule; a lot of folks here prefer those books above others.Two settings, two adventures (one the big adventure, the other more of a compilation/remake format), and one generic book (either rules focused like Tasha's/Xanathar's or monsters focused like Volo's/Fizban's) seems like the most logical format going format, even if setting incorporate more setting material and vice-versa.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 8348120, member: 7015558"] Yeah you're probably right, the big adventure was probably always written. I do think it is indicative of the team having some struggle with putting non-adventure material in Strixhaven if they felt they needed to put such a large adventure in. And they do about one "generic" non-adventure book every year, and I believe 2019 is the only year that didn't have one. It makes sense that there will be one every year going forward, especially if we are on a 5 book schedule; a lot of folks here prefer those books above others. Two settings, two adventures (one the big adventure, the other more of a compilation/remake format), and one generic book (either rules focused like Tasha's/Xanathar's or monsters focused like Volo's/Fizban's) seems like the most logical format going format, even if setting incorporate more setting material and vice-versa. [/QUOTE]

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