D&D 5E There's a Platinum Edition of the Icewind Dale Adventure!

Beadle & Grimm has a platinum edition of Icewind Dale: Rime Of The Frostmaiden, a title we'd never heard before, launching later this year.

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"What’s a platinum edition you ask? Well, the goblins at the warehouse have been watching a lot of British baking show, and since we can’t give any real details about this platinum edition anyway, we’ll give you a lightly abbreviated recipe:

-include the entire module divided into booklets that are easier to manage.
-fold in 20 wizkids painted minis
-lightly dice 5 or more full-size battle maps
-fold in 60 encounter cards
-brush with handouts, jewelry
-bake
-serve chilled with bonus jam blending bonus art, bonus encounters, pre-built pcs, and whatever else is moving around the warehouse too slowly to escape"

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Why would they need to reprint the kobold's stats like that? I mean, I like kobolds a lot, but that feels pointlessly redundant in a world where anyone who could afford a Beedle's and Grim's platinum box would have gotten the Gale Force Nine monster card sets years before.

 

[Urriak Uruk]

Why would they need to reprint the kobold's stats like that? I mean, I like kobolds a lot, but that feels pointlessly redundant in a world where anyone who could afford a Beedle's and Grim's platinum box would have gotten the Gale Force Nine monster card sets years before.

I think that like much of the other material "previewed" it's really meant to spoil as little as possible, and it's just showing off the layout rather than the actual content.

 

[R_J_K75]

Nice to know Icewind Dale is in Eberron.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I think that like much of the other material "previewed" it's really meant to spoil as little as possible, and it's just showing off the layout rather than the actual content.

I get that, but why create that card at all?

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Nice to know Icewind Dale is in Eberron.

I don't know where that map in the burning edges is from, but it sure is pretty. It reminds me of classic British fantasy art from the 1980s.

 

[Ibrandul]

I don't know where that map in the burning edges is from, but it sure is pretty. It reminds me of classic British fantasy art from the 1980s.

That’s from Descent into Avernus. The images here appear to be a smorgasbord of art from various Beadle and Grimm products.

 

[R_J_K75]

I don't know where that map in the burning edges is from, but it sure is pretty. It reminds me of classic British fantasy art from the 1980s.

Sure is nice looking, was wondering what the notes on it are?

 

[imagineGod]

That map of Khorvaire is the world of Eberron which is not the world of the Forgotten Realms and its lands of Icewind Dale.

 

[R_J_K75]

That’s from Descent into Avernus. The images here appear to be a smorgasbord of art from various Beadle and Grimm products.

Wheres the map of Eberron map from? Did they do a box set for that setting too?