D&D 5E (2024) Predict WotC's 2026 D&D releases

[bedir than]

They've already done woodburning kits and needlepoint. They're running out of new stuff to try.

Home bologna kits

 

[Remathilis]

Home bologna kits

Do we need ANOTHER reprint of the 1e AD&D DMG?!

 

[Reynard]

Do we need ANOTHER reprint of the 1e AD&D DMG?!

I actually wish they would do a "Gygaxian Sourcebook" that was a collection of edition neutral game mastering writing by EGG, including stuff from the 1E DMG. It would not only honor his legacy, but remind folks of what the original intent of the game was (even if we aren't required to stick to that intent). I bet Shadowdark players who discovered RPGs with 5E would have their minds blown.

 

[Zaukrie]

I actually wish they would do a "Gygaxian Sourcebook" that was a collection of edition neutral game mastering writing by EGG, including stuff from the 1E DMG. It would not only honor his legacy, but remind folks of what the original intent of the game was (even if we aren't required to stick to that intent). I bet Shadowdark players who discovered RPGs with 5E would have their minds blown.

I can't imagine much I'd be less interested in. There are so many great GM advice books, much better than anything he wrote for sure.

 

[Scribe]

3.5 SRD in the CC? lol

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I actually wish they would do a "Gygaxian Sourcebook" that was a collection of edition neutral game mastering writing by EGG, including stuff from the 1E DMG. It would not only honor his legacy, but remind folks of what the original intent of the game was (even if we aren't required to stick to that intent). I bet Shadowdark players who discovered RPGs with 5E would have their minds blown.

That would probably be 75% the DMG with the crunch removed, plus a few Dragon articles. I love High Gygaxian, but I'm not sure this take on it would be a value add over just reissuing the commemorative 1E editions again, maybe this time with better binding.

 

[Reynard]

I can't imagine much I'd be less interested in. There are so many great GM advice books, much better than anything he wrote for sure.

That would probably be 75% the DMG with the crunch removed, plus a few Dragon articles. I love High Gygaxian, but I'm not sure this take on it would be a value add over just reissuing the commemorative 1E editions again, maybe this time with better binding.

I don't mean to say such a book would be better GM advice than stuff we have seen, like Robin's Laws of Good Gamemastering or The Lazy GM's guides or anything else. i think it would have value, though, in the same way that reprinting and expounding upon Aaron Allston's Strike Force had real value.