D&D 5E WotC 5e products, published or announced, as of end of 2015?

[Morlock]

Seems like WotC has only published one book, the Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide, since the last time I checked in on D&D a few months ago. Assuming I have that right, we have:

Starter Set
Player's Handbook
Monster Manual
DM's Guide
Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide

Hoard of the Dragon Queen
Rise of Tiamat
Out of the Abyss
Princes of the Apocalypse

I'm not including little stuff like DM shields, or stuff I can't buy on Amazon.

So, what's been officially announced but not released yet? I browsed the forum a bit but didn't see anything obvious in the thread titles.

 

[Morrus]

There's a page here for the D&D release schedule. That's everything we know at this point:

http://www.enworld.org/forum/content.php?1847-D-D-5th-Edition-Release-Schedules

 

[Morlock]

Damn, so nothing announced?

Maybe they should just sell D&D to someone who wants it.

 

[Morrus]

Damn, so nothing announced?

Maybe they should just sell D&D to someone who wants it.

There's a bunch of stuff coming. They just haven't told us what it is yet.

 

[KahlessNestor]

We should here around January/February about the next season for AL, which has come in conjunction with product, usually an AP.

 

[gyor]

Damn, so nothing announced?

Maybe they should just sell D&D to someone who wants it.

That's what I've been saying.

Its ironic that the best verison of D&D is by far the worst supported.

 

[Mistwell]

They only officially announce one product at a time (the next one), and only shortly before it's going to be released. Announcing a lot in advance isn't, itself, support. It's just marketing.

 

[DEFCON 1]

Damn, so nothing announced?

Maybe they should just sell D&D to someone who wants it.

Or maybe those who don't like the way WotC handles their business should move on to a game whose company does. That might solve both problems.

 

[Morlock]

Or maybe those who can't handle differing opinions should move to a country that doesn't tolerate free speech. That could solve some problems, too.

 

[Mistwell]

Or maybe those who can't handle differing opinions should move to a country that doesn't tolerate free speech. That could solve some problems, too.

Or maybe you can't handle the advice you were given in response to your views. He is handling your differing opinion just fine - you're not handling his differing opinion to your differing opinion very well however.

Also this is a private forum. You have no free speech rights here.

But as for his opinion, have you considered the possibility he might be right? If you prefer a lot more splat books, setting books, adventures, expansion books, etc.. then maybe try a game that has more of those? Pathfider has a lot more of those, 4e and 3e and 2e had more of those, even some other non-D&D games have more of those. So maybe he's right - if your game is feeling the need for a lot more content, maybe play a game with a lot more content?