Product in the pipeline?

[Doc_Klueless]

Ok. Ok. I admit it. My google-fu is weak. My ability to search the Wizards site is anemic. My skill at finding anything at EN World could use a booster shot. (I'm a Community Supporter so that I can use the Search function among other reasons, but I think I need a weekend class on it!)

What (if any) Essentials products are still in the pipeline to be released? I fairly certain we've gotten everything, but I'm wrong so often it's almost painful.

 

[Aegeri]

Depending on who you ask, one bunch will insist Heroes of Shadow is an essentials book and the other half will answer it's just another 4E splatbook.

Tis a mystery.

 

[nnms]

Ok. Ok. I admit it. My google-fu is weak. My ability to search the Wizards site is anemic. My skill at finding anything at EN World could use a booster shot. (I'm a Community Supporter so that I can use the Search function among other reasons, but I think I need a weekend class on it!)

What (if any) Essentials products are still in the pipeline to be released? I fairly certain we've gotten everything, but I'm wrong so often it's almost painful.

There are no more products that have the words "D&D Essentials" on them.

Essentials is a product line and it's complete.

The argument is about how much future products will be like those products.

 

[TerraDave]

There is a whole thread on what is coming out for 4E...and its in my sig...

(To rephrase what has been said) Essentials, by design, was 10 (I think) "essential" evergreen products. So finite sort of by definition.

This kicked off two mini-controversies (and yes, maybe I like mini-controversies): if these products are "essential", does that mean the PHB is not (answer: unclear); also given they did have some formating and substance differences from earlier products, would latter products take a similar approach (answer: not digest sized, but otherwise similar)?

 

[Doc_Klueless]

Thanks for the helpful replies.

I thought it was complete. Was pretty darn sure. But I'm pretty out of the loop during my anesthesia residency and tend to miss things.