I can answer the second part: There is no 'instead'.
WotC has made it clear they are trying something different this time around. The TRPG is now just a part of the D&D brand. Once you have the three books and HotDQ/RoT, you're done buying books from them (for the year at least). They suggest you check out the MMO, comics, etc, if you still need a D&D fix.
I have seen lot of rumors about things that will not be included in the DMG, but I haven't found info directly from WotC (maybe my Google-Fu is weak).
Which things (if any) has WotC confirmed will not be included in the DMG? And where will they appear instead?
Not sure what you're driving at. I wouldn't necessarily expect AP content to be in the DMG. I do expect to see third party adventures, blog posts and the like, but I understand WotC themselves is afraid of releasing more books than people will actually buy.If by tear you mean 2014 then yes, but the next AP will be coming in March 2015. WotC hasn't announced this yet (I don't think) but their partner has. That AP also has an Adventurer's Guide to accompany it.
Thnx. Do you have a link where Mike say this?Actually, I'm slightly wrong - Mike Mearls has confirmed that conversion guides for previous editions will be online as free PDFs, not in the DMG.
Thnx. Do you have a link where Mike say this?
Is this a trick question?

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.