D&D 5E Quests From The Infinite Staircase Coming July 2024

An adventure collection coming next summer with updated versions of classic adventures.

Update--WotC has taken down the promo image and replaced it with one without a release date. See more here.

 

[BovineofWar]

While I'm starting to sour on the anthology format, I just finished running Monte Cook's original Tales from the Infinite Staircase so I'm pretty excited to see an at least spiritual successor.

Also, this confirms that Wizards isn't done with Planescape yet, which is very good in my mind.

 

[Zaukrie]

All old, updated, adventures. With a new (bbeg? god? something) and something else "tying" them together. As I said in teh other thread, I hope they actually update them, and don't just give us new statblocks.

to be clear....not the same adventures as the original Staircase (99% sure of that).

 

[Stormonu]

Is that a drow with a '70s 'stache for the cover?

 

[Zaukrie]

Is that a drow with a '70s 'stache for the cover?

A new someone that ties this all together. Totally new person.

 

[Demetrios1453]

A new someone that ties this all together. Totally new person.

I'd assume some guardian or guide of the Staircase, or someone using it for nefarious purposes...

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

As has been said, hopefully this is more Ghosts of Saltmarsh than Yawning Portal, with the adventures rewritten to match 5E expectations and fleshed out to today's standards.

Also, porn 'staches on drow 100% need to be the fashion once again.

 

[Parmandur]

As has been said, hopefully this is more Ghosts of Saltmarsh than Yawning Portal, with the adventures rewritten to match 5E expectations and fleshed out to today's standards.

Also, porn 'staches on drow 100% need to be the fashion once again.

Well, they did they all tie together with this new BBEG, so some interlocking material is to be expected, ao more than Yawning Portal.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

While I'm starting to sour on the anthology format, I just finished running Monte Cook's original Tales from the Infinite Staircase so I'm pretty excited to see an at least spiritual successor.

Also, this confirms that Wizards isn't done with Planescape yet, which is very good in my mind.

Ray Winninger has an adventure in that.

 

[darjr]

I believe it's a giant of some sort.