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Nice to remember that sometimes, in some ways, the world canand does get better.

Crazy for me to think that when the 3E core books were as old as Tyranny of Dragons and SCAG, they had been replaced...twice.

It fits very well with the Campaigns from Tyranny of Dragons to Storm King's Thunder. Storm Kings Thunder plus SCAG is a fantastic sandbox combo with those other Campaigns.

Fair, maybe engage more in contextual awareness im the future.

The conversation was about whether an RPG being for sale is disqualifying, or if only print books count. PDF sales and any other sale availability is disqualifying for a product to be eligible.

Well, if you are going to pick nits, maybe attend to the details...? Legends of the Mist is available to the general public, anyone can go and buy it on DriveThruRPG right now, backer or not. Hence, it doesn’t qualify as a new game in 2026.

You might want to check again: any availability for general sale is disqualifying.

For the purposes of this nomination, PDF releases are diaqualifying, IIRC.

In this case, WotC had a pre-order bundle of Riaing from the Last War with this book, so people could get them both together.

So, this weekend is Dragonsteel Nexua, the Cosmere convention in Salt Lake City, and they will be having a number of panels about forthcoming products. They will also have an epic shared 400 player adventure in Organized Play set in the Rosharan Brone Age, which they have now said will also be...

Amusing that most of the cast didn't pick up on yhe Daggerheart change. "Cirirate Comedy and Corporate Horror...with which we are both familiar". Chris Perkins is a riot.

Well...yes.

A Magic the Gathering "Setting Anthology" would make a lot of sense. The Settijgs are mostly high concept...like Campaign Frames. It would make more sense to have a book with MtG mechanics (Species, Monsters) that treats different Planes in a Campaign Frame style.

But here's the thing: the wberron Monster blocks from Riaing from the Last War are closer to the 2024 MM than the 2014 one. They don't really need updating. Really the Dragonmarks were the only thing that really needed to change, mechanically.

Spell points are deceptively complex in practice, while spell slots are surprisingly easy at the table.

If anything, I think WptC should imitate Daggerheart and explore more lightweight and focused "Campaign Frame" type approaches.

I think a longer campaign book os not entirely out of the question even: a big campaign with Stormreach as a base, detailing Kendrick would make a lot of sense.

That's a major feature, the commitment to absolutely no metaplot is a key part of what makes Eberron great and enduring. Exactly, almost everything in Riaing from the Last War remains relevant and usable at the table as a result. More than just the sample Adventures, this is alao how the...