D&D 5E Greenwood delayed Volo's Guide to Neverwinter during to movie

[bedir than]

Ed's working on several more books that he talks about in this CBR story.

D&D: Several Unannounced Volo's Guides Planned for Waterdeep, Neverwinter and More

Ed Greenwood teases planned Dungeons & Dragons sourcebooks including Volo's Guide to Ormpur and a possible look inside the Wards of Waterdeep.

www.cbr.com

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Interesting. I was really happy with his Thay sourcebook. Plenty of detail and adventure hooks. And the recipes were pretty tasty.

 

[FitzTheRuke]

Interesting. I was really happy with his Thay sourcebook. Plenty of detail and adventure hooks. And the recipes were pretty tasty.

Hmm... I bought the book, but it never occurred to me to make the recipes. I'll have to try that!

 

[Azzy]

Ed's working on several more books that he talks about in this CBR story.

D&D: Several Unannounced Volo's Guides Planned for Waterdeep, Neverwinter and More

Ed Greenwood teases planned Dungeons & Dragons sourcebooks including Volo's Guide to Ormpur and a possible look inside the Wards of Waterdeep.

www.cbr.com

I'm not a big FR fan, but I'd buy a Volo's Guide to Neverwinter.

 

[Plaguescarred]

I always been a fan of Ed Greenwood's Volo's Guides in AD&D 2nd Edition so looking forward to them!

 

[Ralif Redhammer]

Hmm... I bought the book, but it never occurred to me to make the recipes. I'll have to try that!

Dardraun was my favorite, albeit made with vegetarian chicken.

 

[R_J_K75]

I'm not a big FR fan, but I'd buy a Volo's Guide to Neverwinter.

I always been a fan of Ed Greenwood's Volo's Guides in AD&D 2nd Edition so looking forward to them!

I really liked the 2E Volos Guides as well and I'll probably pick these up if they see the light of day. But as much as I like the North, (Waterdeep and Neverwinter) I just feel that theres enough products/information on these areas already. And Ormpur seems to have gotten a decent amount of content since 3E at least looking at the references on FR Wiki. I think at this point its safe to say that most areas of the Realms have been touched on at least once, whether it was an official product, web article or in Dragon or Polyhedron. Off the top of my head I can't think of any area that hasnt. I would like to see some of the lesser detailed areas get some attention, for example, Nimbral or Sembia.

 

[Parmandur]

I really liked the 2E Volos Guides as well and I'll probably pick these up if they see the light of day. But as much as I like the North, (Waterdeep and Neverwinter) I just feel that theres enough products/information on these areas already. And Ormpur seems to have gotten a decent amount of content since 3E at least looking at the references on FR Wiki. I think at this point its safe to say that most areas of the Realms have been touched on at least once, whether it was an official product, web article or in Dragon or Polyhedron. Off the top of my head I can't think of any area that hasnt. I would like to see some of the lesser detailed areas get some attention, for example, Nimbral or Sembia.

Greenwood put out a product on DMsGuild about the Border Kingdoma, which is their only real coverage in any Edition to my knowledge.

 

[R_J_K75]

Greenwood put out a product on DMsGuild about the Border Kingdoma, which is their only real coverage in any Edition to my knowledge.

Yeah I have it on pdf and print. You're pretty much correct besides a few blurbs in the campaign settings, but I think in 1E (maybe early 2E) there was a series of articles in Polyhedron and some 3E web articles on WotC site in the early 2000s. This link should take you to the further reading section of the Border Kingdoms entry. When I reading the DMs Guild book I looked at some of these articles and there seemed to be some overlap. Like I said earlier, Im hard pressed to think of an area that has zero written about it.

Border Kingdoms

The Border Kingdoms occupy an area of lush grasslands between the Lake of Steam and the Shaar. This area is divided politically into many smaller principalities and kingdoms. Because of the instability of the Border Kingdoms, no accurate maps exist and the borders move around as rulers and...

forgottenrealms.fandom.com

 

[Demetrios1453]

Greenwood put out a product on DMsGuild about the Border Kingdoma, which is their only real coverage in any Edition to my knowledge.

There was an online collection of a series of articles Ed wrote about the region previously available on the WotC website, either in 2e or 3e.