D&D (2024) Where to next, WotC?

[Paul Farquhar]

Like @pukunui days, that isn't an ironclad case against Desertt of Desolation coming along the path by any means...juat not what I see in the tea leaves, personally.

The second part was an interesting sandbox, but with worse racial stereotyping than Pharaoh, and the third part was just a terrible adventure. They did Pharoah in IS because it was the only bit that was worth doing.

 

[Parmandur]

The second part was an interesting sandbox, but with worse racial stereotyping than Pharaoh, and the third part was just a terrible adventure. They did Pharoah in IS because it was the only bit that was worth doing.

Seems plausible enough: T1-4 is...somewhat uneven...in the oeiginal, but I do think they are planning to hash something usable out of it.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Seems plausible enough: T1-4 is...somewhat uneven...in the oeiginal, but I do think they are planning to hash something usable out of it.

They might do something revolving around genies set in Calimsham, loosely based on some DoD content.

 

[Parmandur]

They might do something revolving around genies set in Calimsham, loosely based on some DoD content.

True, we are about to get a bunch of Asventure material in those 5 core areas (similar in style to the DMG low Level material, apparently).

 

[DavyGreenwind]

I think they'll do Strahd again because the new MM has a bunch of new vampire types and other cool things they'd wanna throw in there. We'd get a cool alt cover and stuff.

Here's an out there idea: they do an updated VRGR and a new Fizban style Undead-themed beastiary (updating all those shadow themed subclasses) and sell it as a Ravenloft boxed set.

Called it?

 

[Reynard]

Called it?

I think it is going to be Ravenloft sourcebook a la the new Eberron book, rather than yet another reissue of Strahd.

 

[DavyGreenwind]

I think it is going to be Ravenloft sourcebook a la the new Eberron book, rather than yet another reissue of Strahd.

Possibly an Undead Bestiary, as well...

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

I think it is going to be Ravenloft sourcebook a la the new Eberron book, rather than yet another reissue of Strahd.

Van Richten's is a solid book that only needs minimal updates to work with 2024. I suspect this will be a third thing, maybe a new adventure or, more probably, some sort of players guide to the Domains of Dread.