D&D 5E More information on next year's AD&D reprints

[Echohawk]

Product pages for some of next year's AD&D reprints are now up on the WotC web site.

The Unearthed Arcana reprint "includes errata published in Dragon magazine".

The Against the Slave Lords collection includes a brand new adventure:

"Added to the collection is an all-new fifth adventure -- A0: Danger at Darkshelf Quarry -- that you can use to kick off an AD&D campaign that pits a group of adventurers against the evil Slave Lords! Module A0, designed for levels 1-3, sets the stage for events that unfold throughout the remainder of the "A" series."

The Dungeons of Dread reprint doesn't seem to have any new content.

 

[Libramarian]

So this new A0 adventure is a replacement for the "Save Dame Gold" framing device from Scourge of the Slave Lords?

If so...cool, because that was really lame.

 

[Pour]

Man, still not a fan of those covers. Looks like they're made of gingerbread. I still support their reprints 100% and hope these are only the tip of the iceberg, which if the 3e books are any indication it is.

 

[Alzrius]

The Against the Slave Lords collection includes a brand new adventure:

"Added to the collection is an all-new fifth adventure -- A0: Danger at Darkshelf Quarry -- that you can use to kick off an AD&D campaign that pits a group of adventurers against the evil Slave Lords! Module A0, designed for levels 1-3, sets the stage for events that unfold throughout the remainder of the "A" series."

That's great news; it's so nice to see new content for older editions coming out, even if just a little. Hopefully they'll get a lot of positive feedback from this and keep it up.