D&D 5E Name that Wyatt October book!

[Marandahir]

Ashardalon's Dragon Hoard.

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

Under a Steelsky: Chronicles of Shyr

 

[Fenris-77]

Fizban's Offensive Caricature of Senility.

Ahh, c'mon, it was the 80's, everybody was doing a lot of blow and making fun of old people.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

Ahh, c'mon, it was the 80's, everybody was doing a lot of blow and making fun of old people.

I mean, Fizban definitely was. Dude was clearly as high as a kite most of the time. And I hope no-one thinks that's tobacco in Elminster's pipe.

 

[EzekielRaiden]

Jalanvaloss' Guide to Dragons: Draconomicon

Character is a dragon, but one pretending to be human. Has worked with adventurers quite a bit. Well-established resident of Waterdeep, Lawful Neutral so she's likely to act as an unbiased narrator even about things she dislikes. Has significant experience as both a traveller and a magic-user in her own right.

Alternatively, if they want to really rile up the fanbase...

Elminster's Guide to Dragons

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Ahh, c'mon, it was the 80's, everybody was doing a lot of blow and making fun of old people.

How to Chase your Dragon

 

[Nixlord]

Definitely, something to do with Dragons.

 

[Fenris-77]

I mean, Fizban definitely was. Dude was clearly as high as a kite most of the time. And I hope no-one thinks that's tobacco in Elminster's pipe.

My current mental model for Fizban is the character of Walter Bishop from the show Fringe.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

My current mental model for Fizban is the character of Walter Bishop from the show Fringe.

That's like, the most positive portrayal Fizban has ever had. Certainly a lot kinder than the books.

 

[Fenris-77]

That's like, the most positive portrayal Fizban has ever had. Certainly a lot kinder than the books.

Yup, I know, but I really liked John Noble in that role, so I'm just going to go with it. There's also Walternate, who's not as nice. Walter did almost destroy more than one universe though hubris too, so there's that.