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<blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 6292580" data-attributes="member: 5143">Honestly, I think they need to make an announcement before May 18 when event registration opens for GenCon.I think it'll be very difficult for them to advertise their events without the public knowing FOR SURE that the books will be available or not.After all, if you read an event description that says &quot;Living Campaign event #1:&nbsp; a 4 hour adventure that takes place in Waterdeep.&nbsp; You must bring your own character made according to the Living Campaign Guidelines.&quot; without having announced the Living Campaign's name or any information about it.&nbsp; Also, if the Living Campaign requires you to make characters then there needs to be some info about whether books will be out by then or everyone will be wary to sign up for them.I also know that Dave Christ who is in charge of the events at GenCon has already posted all the events to the GenCon event database as he tweeted that it was complete.I mean, it's certainly possible that they made the descriptions of the vents extremely vague in order to preserve the mystery.&nbsp; They could just say &quot;A D&amp;D Next adventure that is 4 hours long&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Majoru Oakheart, post: 6292580, member: 5143"] Honestly, I think they need to make an announcement before May 18 when event registration opens for GenCon. I think it'll be very difficult for them to advertise their events without the public knowing FOR SURE that the books will be available or not. After all, if you read an event description that says "Living Campaign event #1: a 4 hour adventure that takes place in Waterdeep. You must bring your own character made according to the Living Campaign Guidelines." without having announced the Living Campaign's name or any information about it. Also, if the Living Campaign requires you to make characters then there needs to be some info about whether books will be out by then or everyone will be wary to sign up for them. I also know that Dave Christ who is in charge of the events at GenCon has already posted all the events to the GenCon event database as he tweeted that it was complete. I mean, it's certainly possible that they made the descriptions of the vents extremely vague in order to preserve the mystery. They could just say "A D&D Next adventure that is 4 hours long". [/QUOTE]

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