D&D 5E (2014) Which D&D books currently scheduled for 2023 are you interested in?

[delericho]

Just Phandelver. But... well, you know.

 

[teitan]

I will buy my last two WOTC products as I have them on preorder through my local store (they make a list and I won’t break the promise) and then I will be done supporting them directly. The Giants book and Planescape. Their overreach is too much. I may continue to indirectly through some other purchases like minis and the NECA line of action figures but I am a DCC GM now and it’s become OUR D&D completely at this point even before the OGL fiasco.

 

[tetrasodium]

Dunno... Couple of weeks ago I'd say probably book of many things pbsndelvsr and not ringing a y memory bells on the others right now at 311am. Right now with the ogl 1.2 it's a negative interest that leans towards hard avoidance

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I don't know enough about any of them to answer. I'm pretty confident that I can say I'm not interested in the Phandelver Campaign though. Whilst Lost Mines was well written, it's just too generic fantasy for me.

 

[Clint_L]

For myself, I am mostly interested in collections like Golden Vault that have interesting adventures I can plug in as needed. However, as a huge Phandelver fan, I want to check that one out, and if it is decently sandboxy I might use it for part of a campaign.

However, DnDBeyond lets me share everything with all my players, including D&D Club, which really increases the value from each book. So I'll see if my students have a strong desire for any of the others.

 

[Older Beholder]

I was going to give a brief summary of each in the first post, but don’t really know much either. Happy to be corrected or expanded upon if anybody knows more…

Keys from the Golden Vault - short adventures based on heists

Glory of the Giants - like Fizban’s Treasury, but with Giants instead of Dragons

The Book of Many Things - I have no idea what this will be,

Phandelver Campaign - kinda what it says, assuming a mix of adventures and setting

Planescape - 3 book slip case format, like Spelljammer

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Phandelver is probably the least interesting to me having finished a 2 year campaign set there only last year.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

I was going to give a brief summary of each in the first post, but don’t really know much either. Happy to be corrected or expanded upon if anybody knows more…

Keys from the Golden Vault - short adventures based on heists

Glory of the Giants - like Fizban’s Treasury, but with Giants instead of Dragons

The Book of Many Things - I have no idea what this will be,

Phandelver Campaign - kinda what it says, assuming a mix of adventures and setting

Planescape - 3 book slip case format, like Spelljammer

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Phandelver is probably the least interesting to me having finished a 2 year campaign set there only last year.

Yeah, I know all that. But it's nowhere near detailed enough for me to decide if I'm interested. I would need previews and the like to tell you that. At this time I can only tell you what I'm NOT interested in.

 

[Mind of tempest]

giants if only because so inspiration for them would be super useful at this point.

but I am weary and might just wait for the new edition so it falls in price.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Really I am only interested in the future PC species could appear in Planescape.

 

[Alby87]

To me, Giants can be a good book like Fiztban is, so I'm interested in it.
Planescape can be a good book to expand the DMG information about planes, until it is something like planescape giving only an adventure, a city, some generic rules and a monster book.

I'm interested in the book of many things: I've the feeling that will be a book about managing a medium/high tier campaign. Like domain management, castles and war. Still light as in 5e fashion (no War Machine or Siege Engine), but still something official.

And naturally, none is in my "to buy" first. First WotC clears it's name, then I will buy it. Simple as that.