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That’s what I’m saying!

Case in point 👆

Yes, the rules for Tremorsense. They say, “A creature with Tremorsense can pinpoint the location of creatures and moving objects within a specific range, provided that the creature with Tremorsense and anything it is detecting are both in contact with the same surface (such as the ground, a...

That sounds like exactly what the opening post is suggesting. Also what this one is sarcastically implying: The other thread about the article speculating on reasons for the lack of announcements also had a few people responding as if they understood the article to be speculating about a lack...

Who is doing this? Seriously, I’ve seen a lot of people wagging their fingers at phantoms for jumping to conclusions, but no one actually jumping to those conclusions.

Is there anyone who actually thinks the lack of announcements is indicative of a lack of upcoming products? Cause right now it looks to me like there are some people saying “there have been a number of staffing shakeups and product delays lately, which might be causing WotC to change strategy...

I’m not trying to read any tea leaves, I just think it’s weird of them to pretend the card isn’t full of Curse of Strahd references.

Well, yeah, I only assume he’s Mordenkainen because the piece appears to be a Curse of Strahd reference and Mordenkainen is in Curse of Strahd (for some reason) and is also a wizard.

Was it supposed to be funny…?

That’s bizarre. Why downplay the very obvious Curse of Strahd references?

It’s got the two kids from Death House as well. And I’m guessing the wizard is Mordenkainen. The silver dragon overhead is probably Argynvost, or at least his ghost. If WotC wasn’t deeply embarrassed about the drama with Dice, Camera, Action, I would have guessed the owlbear was a reference to...

I agree that it matches or exceeds MCU tier quality, but that’s a very low bar IMO.

No one is suggesting it collapsed their plans for the whole year, that’s absurd. But it is a reasonable guess that, given in previous years they would have announced something by now, the management shakeups have something to do with them not having announced anything. Most likely due to a...

My partner and I have always joked about Barovia being a snow globe, so I appreciate this picture regardless of if it’s hinting at anything.

…Proof Jeremy Crawford and Chris Perkins left WotC?

I like the idea of focusing the warrior/mage/expert divide on weapons, spells, and tools respectively. Pretty neat way to look at it.

Even if you disagree with that possibility, it’s only one of five mentioned in the article, and you seem to be dismissing the entire article based on it. I don’t get that from the article at all. Taken as a whole, the message of the article seems to me to be “there are a lot of possible reasons...

No one has suggested we won’t see a steady stream of products in 2026! The article is speculating on why it might be that they haven’t announced anything yet. Only one of the five possibilities suggested is that the products actually aren’t ready yet, and it’s also the only one with no evidence...

Right, and so the author of this article is speculating that the lack of announced products for 2026 may have been a part of the impact it has had. Nor has anyone suggested anything of the sort. Alright. I still think it’s reasonable to speculate that if sales are not up to expectations, that...

The speculation here is based on evidence. Evidence: Chris Perkins, Jeremy Crawford, and Jess Lanzio have all left WotC recently, and Dan Ayoub has recently taken over as VP of the franchise. Speculation: Organizational changes may have delayed production. Evidence: 2024 core books have not...