D&D 5E New D&D Hardcover To Be Announced On The 23rd (Tomorrow)?

According to this page on Amazon.com, a new Dungeon & Dragons hardcover title for May will be announced tomorrow. Users in the US see the product below (those in the UK are seeing a Wizkids miniatures set instead).

So far signs look like Ravenloft, but we’ll know for sure tomorrow.

[Update -- also mentioned by Todd Kendrick, recently of D&D Beyond].

WotC has posted the below animation, which says “The Mist Beckons”.

 

[ART!]

It says "hardcover", so it's a book.

 

[Nikosandros]

Canada here. I see this link as well.

US, Canada and Italy see something, UK and Sweden see something else... the plot thickens!

 

[R_J_K75]

"New D&D Hardcover To Be Announced On The 23rd (Tomorrow)"​

Really, what's the point of making us wait a day to announce the product? This more than what the title is, is what aggravates me. I'm going to go spend all my disposable income today so I cant afford whatever it is tomorrow, take that WotC!!

 

[embee]

So... finally Spelljammer?

Trying to poach players from Starfinder, eh?

 

[whimsychris123]

It seems strange that they’d be announcing tomorrow. The last book had press releases, a mention on DNDBeyond, and other notices that they were announcing a book, not just a page on Amazon. In other words, there was a lot more fanfare.

At any rate, I’m gonna say Dragonlance, because if I keep saying it, someday I’ll be right.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

At any rate, I’m gonna say Dragonlance, because if I keep saying it, someday I’ll be right.

This time, I would say you have a chance of being right. The timing seems odd. Which suggests to me it's timed to coincide with something else. Which could be some announcement regarding the forthcoming novel.

Also possible: timed to coincide with a movie or TV show announcement.

Edit: or something BG3 related.

 

[embee]

At any rate, I’m gonna say Dragonlance, because if I keep saying it, someday I’ll be right.

Because a broken clock is right twice a day!

Nota bene: A broken clock is never right, whereas a stopped clock is right twice a day.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Because a broken clock is right twice a day!

Nota bene: A broken clock is never right, whereas a stopped clock is right twice a day.

A clock is never broken, it is simply tuned to a different part of the multiverse.

 

[embee]

A clock is never broken, it is simply tuned to a different part of the multiverse.

A wizard is never late. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

A wizard is never late. Nor is he early. He arrives precisely when he means to.

Because his watch is broken.