Dungeons & Dragons enthusiasts can anticipate five new books in 2024, offering a blend of adventures and resources to explore. 2024 is poised to be a monumental year for DnD as the game commemorates its 50th anniversary and wraps up its playtesting for the latest DnD edition. So, what can fans expect in 2023?
Among the upcoming releases in 2024 are the new Player’s Handbook and Dungeon Master’s Guide, making it easier than ever to start playing DnD. Those eager to delve into creating new encounters will have to wait until February 18, 2025, for the release of the Monster Manual. This revised Monster Manual is expected to offer an even wider selection of foes for adventuring parties to face off against, providing more options for all levels of play.
Starting off the year will be Vecna: Eve of Ruin, a new campaign beginning at level 10 and taking the party all the way through to level 20. With a lack of high-level adventures in DnD, Vecna: Eve of Ruin is set to fill that gap wonderfully in a multiverse-spanning adventure. The story will lead the party from the traditional setting of the Forgotten Realms to other worlds such as Eberron, Dragonlance, Planescape, and Greyhawk as they attempt to track down the terrifying Vecna.
Featuring one of the most iconic DnD villains in his own adventure campaign during the 50th anniversary year is a brilliant move. Thanks to Stranger Things featuring Vecna, the nefarious lich is more well known than ever, and this Plane-hopping adventure can serve as the perfect gateway to other DnD settings for newer players. As the Whispered One attempts to bend the multiverse to his will and destroy existence, it will be up to the party to team up with legendary heroes to stop him in Vecna: Eve of Ruin.
As DnD reaches its 50th birthday, The Making of Original Dungeons & Dragons: 1970-1977 is a fantastic way to kick off the celebrations by taking a look at the beginnings of the game. This stunning book will contain never-before-seen details from DnD’s inception, including the first handwritten draft of DnD’s rules by Gary Gygax. Jon Peterson, author of Dungeons and Dragons Art and Arcana: A Visual History, has curated a fantastic collection to tell the story of this world-famous game.
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