D&D 5E Quests From The Infinite Staircase, Deep Dive
FitzTheRuke
Legend
Sounds great. I've always wished that they would take old adventures and give them a "polish". It's nice to hear that these aren't just a cut-and-paste version of these adventures, but more of a love-letter to them.
Parmandur
Book-Friend
Yeah, it is nice to know they have adjusted the content a bit.
Really oddball and cool mix, too, lota of variety.
MonsterEnvy
Legend
Was there supposed to be a link in the first post?
Parmandur
Book-Friend
There is a 16 minute embedded YouTube video where Todd interviews Justice Arman and Chris Perkins about this anthology.
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Notably, unless it is hallucinating : "In this section of the YouTube video, the creators of the "Quests from the Infinite Staircase" D&D adventure discuss the background and enhancements made to the original material. They explain that the adventures were chosen to support D&D's year-long celebration and were not mere transcriptions but translations of the content. For instance, they added more clarity and detail to unclear parts of the "Lost City" adventure. The book includes various monsters, magic items, and technology, as well as an elder evil, arch face, noble Genie, and talking item stat blocks. The infinite staircase, a magical mystical staircase that travels through the Multiverse, is featured, along with the noble Genie Nafas, who is pivotal to the book and has the ability to grant wishes. Nafas is described as the breath of the Multiverse and resides in a palace called the Sensor of Dreams."
For those who don't want ot spend 15 minutes on it, AI can watch video for you and make a summary so you can see if it's worth the time.
Notably, unless it is hallucinating : "In this section of the YouTube video, the creators of the "Quests from the Infinite Staircase" D&D adventure discuss the background and enhancements made to the original material. They explain that the adventures were chosen to support D&D's year-long celebration and were not mere transcriptions but translations of the content. For instance, they added more clarity and detail to unclear parts of the "Lost City" adventure. The book includes various monsters, magic items, and technology, as well as an elder evil, arch face, noble Genie, and talking item stat blocks. The infinite staircase, a magical mystical staircase that travels through the Multiverse, is featured, along with the noble Genie Nafas, who is pivotal to the book and has the ability to grant wishes. Nafas is described as the breath of the Multiverse and resides in a palace called the Sensor of Dreams."
Parmandur
Book-Friend
A bit iffy: they do make a point that they have edited, expanded and remixed the Adventurees, and updated some dated things, but the stuff about Nafas is a bit garbled. He is a sort of avatar of the Infinite Staircase, who hears wishes from throughout the Multiverse, but is unable to do anything other rhan find Adventurerz to go take care of things.
