WotC 2006 September to December Catalog info, updated with novels

[mhacdebhandia]

Once again, Thalmin, you're a legend.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

This is going to be an expensive autumn.

I'll be getting Dragon Magic and while I don't see letting everyone have a dragon buddy, kobolds and the like are about to get a lot more interesting IMC.

Complete Mage is one I'll likely pick up, along with Castle Ravenloft. Cityscape sounds like a must, given that Ptolus will be landing like a cinder block on my door in August.

And, frankly, I can't see not getting Tyrants of the Nine Hells at some point.

 

[Sammael]

I guess it's good for my budget that the only two books I'm interested in from that list are Complete Mage and FC2.

 

[dargoth3]

I see Wizards have screwed over the Realms this year

Not only are we not getting a Regional source book this year (Mysteries of the Moonsea is a collection of interlinked mini modules) but now theyve cut an FR RPG source book from the Catalog (last year we had 4 Source books and a module)

Not impressed Wizards!

 

[glass]

This is going to be an expensive autumn.

I'll be getting Dragon Magic and while I don't see letting everyone have a dragon buddy, kobolds and the like are about to get a lot more interesting IMC.

Complete Mage is one I'll likely pick up, along with Castle Ravenloft. Cityscape sounds like a must, given that Ptolus will be landing like a cinder block on my door in August.

And, frankly, I can't see not getting Tyrants of the Nine Hells at some point.

That was pretty much my thinking, too. Fortunately, I'm due a pay rise before this lot comes out.


glass.

 

[Staffan]

For some reason, this catalog also lists Three Dragon Ante as a September release, same price and stock number of the product that is currently on the shelves.

I've seen the online catalog list old novels all the time. It's possible that it's just a reprint.

 

[Staffan]

Expedition to Castle Ravenloft
Bruce R. Cordell and James Wyatt
Revisit a classic D&D adventure, now expanded and updated!
Expedition to Castle Ravenloft is a 224-page D&D adventure that harkens back to classic 1st-edition adventure, Ravenloft. This adventure expands on the original adventure, introduces some never-before-seen threats, and features a new encounter format designed to make running the adventure easier for the Dungeon Master.
Oct. 10, 2006; 224 page hardcover, $34.95

Wasn't the original Ravenloft adventure only something like 32 pages?

Oh, and I'm betting that the "new encounter format" is a polished version of the "Delve" format they talked about on the website a couple of months ago.

 

[Li Shenron]

Well-designed Adventures -> great

Cityscape -> great

Together with Power of Faerun, these will finally make me buy a decent amount of books, after a couple of meh years...

 

[Jdvn1]

Cityscape -> Must get

Complete Mage & Dragon Magic & FC2 -> Maybe (FC2 depends on FC1)

Limited Edition Chess set -> I wish I could afford it!

 

[Pinotage]

I've got to say that looks excellent. So far I'm impressed with what WotC has in store for 2006. Neat!

Pinotage