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<blockquote data-quote="Burnside" data-source="post: 9650883" data-attributes="member: 6910340">I'm looking forward to Dragon Delves after seeing the preview pages, and I feel that in general the compilations of new adventures (Candlekeep Mysteries, Keys from the Golden Vault, Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel) have been among the strongest 5E books, so hopefully this continues that trend.We've now had several 5E starter boxes and the only one that included a great adventure was Lost Mine of Phandelver. A great adventure is the only value a set like this really has for me. I honestly don't expect much from the Borderlands box. I was never crazy about the original Keep on the Borderlands either tbh, so this isn't treading on holy ground for me.Always excited for Eberron content, though I'd be happier if Keith Baker was more involved in this book.The FR books I'm curious to see more in previews before making a judgment. Honestly, I hope the designers stop more or less ignoring the phenomenal success of Baldur's Gate 3 as they mostly have been so far and draw some inspiration from it; the version of FR we see in that game is pretty much my favorite treatment of the setting ever presented (with the exception of the banal way in which non-drow elves are depicted). FWIW, I'm somebody who actually liked Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Burnside, post: 9650883, member: 6910340"] I'm looking forward to Dragon Delves after seeing the preview pages, and I feel that in general the compilations of new adventures (Candlekeep Mysteries, Keys from the Golden Vault, Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel) have been among the strongest 5E books, so hopefully this continues that trend. We've now had several 5E starter boxes and the only one that included a great adventure was Lost Mine of Phandelver. A great adventure is the only value a set like this really has for me. I honestly don't expect much from the Borderlands box. I was never crazy about the original Keep on the Borderlands either tbh, so this isn't treading on holy ground for me. Always excited for Eberron content, though I'd be happier if Keith Baker was more involved in this book. The FR books I'm curious to see more in previews before making a judgment. Honestly, I hope the designers stop more or less ignoring the phenomenal success of Baldur's Gate 3 as they mostly have been so far and draw some inspiration from it; the version of FR we see in that game is pretty much my favorite treatment of the setting ever presented (with the exception of the banal way in which non-drow elves are depicted). FWIW, I'm somebody who actually liked Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide. [/QUOTE]

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