D&D 5E What I'm looking Forward to in D&D in 2022

[ART!]

Check out the left-hand column of ENworld's home page for a good summary of confirmed and semi-confirmed items.

Thanks!

So, that indicates that two classic setting releases are at least somewhat more than possible for 2022. I suppose one or both could be FR regions or the like? I look forward to any announcements, for sure. It's hard to know what my group will get excited about, but one of our regular DMs buys most of what WOTC releases, so there's a good chance we'll be playing in at least one of whatever those settings are.

 

[Parmandur]

Thanks!

So, that indicates that two classic setting releases are at least somewhat more than possible for 2022. I suppose one or both could be FR regions or the like? I look forward to any announcements, for sure. It's hard to know what my group will get excited about, but one of our regular DMs buys most of what WOTC releases, so there's a good chance we'll be playing in at least one of whatever those settings are.

One is probably Spelljammer based on the most recent UA, the other is also probably not the Forgotten Realms. The Realms might get another book in 2024, but that might be Greyhawk. Time will ytell

 

[Micah Sweet]

I'm looking forward to the day my copy of Ultramodern5 REDUX arrives (probably 2022). It's a sourcebook that brings D&D 5e into the modern day and near future (so rules for cybernetics, mecha, spaceships, etc). I plan to use it to run a pseudo-Shadowrun Doc Wagon campaign.

I use a lot of Ultramodern 5 in my homebrew.

 

[Micah Sweet]

I'm looking forward to playing Level Up, and getting the Zeitgeist setting and Gazette.

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

I don't expect wotc to do anything interesting in 2022.

I'm already interested in both the Monsters of the Multiverse book and the Call of the Netherdeep adventure. "Interest" is subjective.

 

[Micah Sweet]

I'm already interested in both the Monsters of the Multiverse book and the Call of the Netherdeep adventure. "Interest" is subjective.

Well of course it is. The OP's question was inherently personal and subjective.