D&D 5E Witchlight Easter egg hunt and speculation thread.

[darjr]

The biggest, most shocking Easter egg so far, NPCs from Eberron and Taldorei in Exandria. Like Exandria isn't walled off from the multiverse like Eberron is, how did she, the one from Eberron get to Prismeer?

Maybe via Ravenloft

 

[Henadic Theologian]

BTW the second weirdest Easter Egg is that the book actually calls Ellywick Tumblestrum a Planeswalker, in the MtG sense of the term, which was shocking.

 

[Henadic Theologian]

Maybe via Ravenloft

I'd need to read more of the book to tell.

 

[darjr]

BTW the second weirdest Easter Egg is that the book actually calls Ellywick Tumblestrum a Planeswalker, in the MtG sense of the term, which was shocking.

One of WotC folks said “oh not as in a Magic:The Gathering planeswalker”!!!!!

But then wouldn’t clarify!

 

[Henadic Theologian]

One of WotC folks said “oh not as in a Magic:The Gathering planeswalker”!!!!!

But then wouldn’t clarify!

From the context it would not outright said, but was still clearly an MtG planeswalker in reference, as in something more then just someone who can cast planeshift. She's not even statted in the book btw.

 

[BRayne]

The biggest, most shocking Easter egg so far, NPCs from Eberron and Taldorei in Exandria. Like Exandria isn't walled off from the multiverse like Eberron is, how did she, the one from Eberron get to Prismeer?

Who's from Tal'Dorei in the book?

 

[Scribe]

One of WotC folks said “oh not as in a Magic:The Gathering planeswalker”!!!!!

Someone pointed out previously that this term is in Planescape, I think.

 

[darjr]

Who's from Tal'Dorei in the book?

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

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They referred to it as "the world of tal'dorei"? It's a continent. The world is Exandria.

 

[Scribe]

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Sigil...

Please Wizards, please.