WotC New BG3 Picture

[gyor]

Baldur's Gate 3 Dev Reveals Monstrous New Image — IGN First - IGN

Larian Studios, the developer behind the famed Divinity: Original Sin series, has revealed a new look at the brain-eating monsters from its forthcoming Baldur's Gate 3.

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Hopefully this is a start of some details being released on BG3.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Is that within a nautiloid ships?

Since time ago I am saying WotC has got plans about vehicles in D&D because they want to launch Spelljammer as multimedia franchise. But they need a lot of betatesting about leveling up and earning XPs with castle sieges, mass and ship battles. Later they would try a reboot of Gamma World.

 

[gyor]

Is that within a nautiloid ships?

Since time ago I am saying WotC has got plans about vehicles in D&D because they want to launch Spelljammer as multimedia franchise. But they need a lot of betatesting about leveling up and earning XPs with castle sieges, mass and ship battles. Later they would try a reboot of Gamma World.

Yes it's in a Nautiloid Ship.

 

[Ruin Explorer]

Since time ago I am saying WotC has got plans about vehicles in D&D because they want to launch Spelljammer as multimedia franchise.

This seems like a massive leap. They haven't even been able to launch D&D as a "multimedia franchise" in a particularly successful way (books/comic books, sure, but games have had limited success, and films/TV even less), and you think we're going to see a particularly risible, dated and silly fantasy setting become a "multimedia franchise"? It's a little hard to picture.

I'm sure they intend to bring back Spelljammer as a setting at some point, because it fits well with a lot of stuff and potentially "bolts on" to other campaigns well, but as a "multimedia franchise"?

 

[gyor]

This seems like a massive leap. They haven't even been able to launch D&D as a "multimedia franchise" in a particularly successful way (books/comic books, sure, but games have had limited success, and films/TV even less), and you think we're going to see a particularly risible, dated and silly fantasy setting become a "multimedia franchise"? It's a little hard to picture.

I'm sure they intend to bring back Spelljammer as a setting at some point, because it fits well with a lot of stuff and potentially "bolts on" to other campaigns well, but as a "multimedia franchise"?

Guardians. Of. The. Galaxy. mic drop