During D&D Direct, we shared a sneak peek of what’s next for the world’s greatest roleplaying game. Starting September 3rd, Master Tier subscribers on D&D Beyond who pre-ordered the 2024 Player’s Handbook can dive into the new content two weeks early. Get ready to celebrate with your local game store and fellow adventurers! But that's not all—we're excited about what's in store for 2025, including the Dragon Anthology and an updated Starter Set, designed to bring even more players into the D&D community. Plus, our upcoming 3D sandbox, Project Sigil, built on Unreal Engine 5, is set to revolutionize how you experience and share your adventures. Check out all of D&D Direct by watching the video below! Let’s continue to create unforgettable stories together. 🛡️⚔️ #DungeonsAndDragons #ProjectSigil https://lnkd.in/dWke7ReA
D&D Direct 2024
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Kelly Williamson
2mo
I guess what ill add is that the community was doing fine before hasbro bought WOTC and ruined any good faith the community had that theyd make decisions thay would still benefit the community. Instead its been one obvious money grab after another AT THE EXPENSE of a community. Thye just have no good faith left since they were bought. For instance, over the past 10 years ive spent hundreds of dollars buying most of 5th edition, only for them to be obsolete within a decade. So if i want to stay current, which i dont have to, i have to repurchase my core rulebooks? What percentage of users will actually buy this? Then to make it only accessable my tier list subscription. Why not suck my blood while youre at it. Thank goodness i dont need to buy it to have fun. I honestly feel a discount is in order at least if youve bought the older books. Who the heck is their business strategist? Hvbe they ever played a TTRPG?
Dominic Depiazzi
2mo
I appreciate that the core rules in these three updated books are being added to Creative Commons, so nobody is being forced to purchase anything to stay relevant or incorporate the improvements into their games. That said, the new books do look like a beautiful package and I'm sure a lot of people won't want to wait until next year for the updated SRD. I'm still sceptical about Project Sigil, I don't know if my parties will have the hardware or internet speed to run it properly. We'll have to see how it performs once it's in general hands. Hasbro and WotC have burned a lot of bridges with the D&D community and will probably never fully regain trust/goodwill, but I do genuinely believe that the designers and writers of the game itself are passionate nerds who deserve to have their work celebrated
Donald Blair
2mo
Played from First Edition on with many breaks and tangents over the years but always come back and have most of the various Edition books ect along the 4 decade's of playing. Enjoy the game for the game Edition you play or a combination of them all matters little, It is the fellowship of your group that matters.
Alan A. Mehanna
2mo
As someone who recently joined the DnD World, I am so excited for all the possibilities that WOTC is introducing and all the different ways that now exist to play this game.
Raul Moyano
2mo
Nice to see an announcement of the books in European languages! Can't wait to have a release date! :D
Project Sigil looks awesome.
Jason Hobson
2mo
Can't wait to get access on D&D Beyond next week!!
Zach Milnamow
2mo
💰💰💰💰✊✊✊✊
You control your own ship; its up to you to keep going.
2moI'm skeptical when role-playing games are turned into a business market. So many other great RPGs put there. Anyone can make their own.