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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 7244147" data-attributes="member: 7006">It's been mentioned elsewhere that Mike dropped in a tweet or something that there would now be "one adventure" per year.  With the build up we've seen over the past two summers for SKT and ToA... the autumn release is probably going to be that slot.But what does that mean for the spring?  Well, this past spring they released a series of adventure re-ups for 5E, all of which were thematically tied into the autumn adventure path-- the deadly dungeon crawl.  So my guess would be that this spring's book will tie in thematically with next autumn's AP (and game mechanics book).As my personal guess is that next autumn's AP is going to be a planar adventure, with the tie-in book being something like 'Elminster's Guide To The Planes'... this spring's book will be planar related as well.  I wouldn't be surprised if this spring we got a gazetteer of like the five or six main campaign settings, each one getting a chapter of what it's about and some baseline info on the main areas (basically just re-writing copy/pasting the info that we already have in all the past setting books.)  Like Greyhawk, Dragonlance, Eberron, Dark Sun, Sigil.Then next autumn we get an adaptation of Expedition To The Barrier Peaks, where the first chapter is finding a "space ship" (a Spelljammer) high in one of the Faerun mountain ranges... and then in subsequent chapters using it to travel to the Feywild, Shadowfell, Sigil, perhaps the outer planes etc. And the big book of mechanics will give us all the player rules needed to run games in other planes or campaign settings-- the Mystic for DS, the Artificer for Eberron, the various Eberron races, the three Dragonlance wizard subclasses, the rules for Defiling/Preserving magic in DS, etc.  And then also DM rules for Spelljamming, portal hopping, and so forth.</blockquote>

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