D&D 5E New Eldraine and Ixalan sets coming next year... Will there be D&D setting books?

[Haplo781]

For those unfamiliar, Ixalan is a sort of Mesoamerica setting with dinosaurs that got a Plane Shift document, so it's already kinda sorta an official D&D setting.

Eldraine is sort of Camelot meets Brothers Grimm, with a dash of Birthright.

I would love an Eldraine book, personally

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Doesn't look like there is much room left in next year's schedule.

Personally, I would rather have Neon Dynasty.

 

[Tonguez]

I would love to see an Eldraine book - dnd has been lacking a ‘Castle romance‘ setting for a while and Eldraine is a nice fit

Eldraine and Tarkir are the DnD setting books I want

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Eldraine could return in a future, but I guess it will be in the same year than a new set of cards. I see a great potential as space to create and tell new stories. We shouldn't be totally surprised if some day a cartoon serie set in Eldraine is produced.

About Itxalan it sounded like an one-shot. It may be a fabulous setting, but the failure is the morrion (the helmet used by the troops of Spanish empire) is too cool and fabulous to be used by those annoying bloodsucker vampires. And other secret reason a true vampire never would want to wear a morrion because this is practically a symbol of the Tercios, the military units of the Spanish empire. The vampires hated the Spanish tercios with all their no-soul, because these terminated most of them. If Val Helsin, a simple mature man could kick-ass Dracula some times, then let's imagine one of the best armies of this age, and with the extra help of the "rose of Guadalupe". Maybe I should ask an affirmative action for the carrion-wearers in the groups of cool heroes.

I guess we are not going to see more Magic: the Gathering in D&D but it was in the same year, or a very popular line. Was "Theros" sold really well? In my opinion New-Capena is closer to be adapted to D&D.