D&D 5E Where in FR do you want the next big adventure book to go?

[Demetrios1453]

Would really like to see Cormyr, Sembia, the Dalelands, and the Moonsea - the eastern half of the heartlands of the setting.

I would not be adverse to Anauroch or the Moonshaes either.

Of course the Empires of the Sands (Amn/Tethyr/Calimshan) would be great, as would the Unapproachable East and the Old Empires. I'd really like to see and update on Unther now, as it saw significant changes and still has a 4e remnant in Tymanther next door.

Ugh, I'd just like to see anything updated outside the Sword Coast, really!

 

[tetrasodium]

I' going to second the "traight outa Faerun, to be blunt." nomination & extend it by saying that it shouldn't faerunize somewhere else like CoS did

 

[Puddles]

I think they are going to finish the "Big Three" cities of the Sword Coast within the near future. These cities are Waterdeep (WD: DH, DotMM), Baldur's Gate (BG: DiA), and Neverwinter (which has not yet been done). I would like them to do Neverwinter just to get more information about that city in 5e, but the main place I would want them to do the next big adventure book is Anauroch.

I would love a book on Neverwinter if only because the city has a special place in my heart. Although not reviewed favourably now or when it came out, I love the game Neverwinter Nights and have played it for years and years and years, (buying it again recently for my iPad).

 

[Charlaquin]

Nentir Vale.

 

[opacitizen]

The Moonsea, Aglarond, and Thay, in this preferred order. I do not use official stories (as I like to write and design my own), but I'd buy these to see where Wizards have taken the official lore, and to use whatever I like from them.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Space, the final frontier.

 

[Shiroiken]

Anywhere but the Sword Coast would acceptable; I don't get the obsession they've had with it. Cormyr, Westgate, the Dalelands (especially Myth Dranor), and the Moonsea would all be great options.

 

[Eltab]

Cormyr / the Dales. They could take the concepts behind the late-3e adventure Tearing of the Weave (part of a trilogy: Cormyr, Anauroch, Shadowdale, but I forget the other titles) so the PCs can mess with inter-divinity politics and regional politics simultaneously.

 

[amethal]

I'd like to see an adventure set in the Dalelands. I never thought I'd say it, but they seem a bit under-exposed at the moment.

 

[akr71]

Definitely not Cormyr. I run a sandbox campaign there and I don't need WotC's half-baked nonsense messing it all up.