"Unannounced Feywild Book" - Yes please!

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#1

Goken100

Mar 30, 2011 10:02:07
I agree with Paul here - blogofholding.com/?p=2432

The Feywild IS the best part of the 4E cosmology.  I've been wanting to run a campaign centered around it since the start, but haven't been happy with the amount of content.  There's the scant content in Manual of the Planes and that's about it.

So hopefully I can finally tell all those twisted faerie tales I've been planning, come late 2011 or early 2012.  
#2

robertread3

Mar 31, 2011 0:47:32
totally agree the feywild needs to be looked at.

however i think you may be disapointed it is clearly a players options book centered around (i presume) primal classes. and feywild compatable things, probably some wizard and sorcerer stuff as well  
#3

celticmutt

Mar 31, 2011 0:55:37
I think there's a bit of confusion here.  There's Heroes of Feywild coming out at the end of the year, which for some reason that blogger hates (which makes me dislike the blog), and then there is the rumors that have kinda been confirmed but not really about a Feywild set similar to the Shadowfell set that's coming out late this year - a boxed set with a guide to the plane and ... well whatever else comes in the box.  For some reason the blogger loves that idea ... but hates the idea of a book that gives players Feywild options ...
#4

Coldbrand

Mar 31, 2011 6:51:57
Oh boy even MORE support for elves and eladrin. Kill me already.
#5

Goken100

Mar 31, 2011 7:05:16
If the Heroes of Shadow book is a guide, then Heroes of the Feywild will be pretty cool.  Some new sub-classes, some new races, and plenty of new powers.  What might that be?  Well, I think the Specialist Wizard would fit pretty well in the Feywild: home of the Eladrin, wizards supreme.  And maybe some kind of fey Warlord, since now the regular Warlord is the Marshal.  Could it be the Chieftan, or maybe the Noble?  And of course there's the Lycanthrope, as some have speculated.  So I think it'll be great.

But I'm still more excited about the Feywild setting product.  Finally something that helps D&D be THE classic fantasy role playing game.  Not that the Abyss and places like that aren't related to classical fantasy material in their way, they're just... grating after a while.  Like in Elder Scrolls: Oblivion.  Everyone agreed that visiting Oblivion time after time was the lamest part of the game.
#6

tigger11

Mar 31, 2011 10:16:47
I think there's a bit of confusion here.  There's Heroes of Feywild coming out at the end of the year, which for some reason that blogger hates (which makes me dislike the blog), and then there is the rumors that have kinda been confirmed but not really about a Feywild set similar to the Shadowfell set that's coming out late this year - a boxed set with a guide to the plane and ... well whatever else comes in the box.  For some reason the blogger loves that idea ... but hates the idea of a book that gives players Feywild options ...



There isnt a Feywild boxset coming out this year, we know of eveything coming out this year, right now, and in actuality given what needs to take place for some of the items to come out, I think it quite possible that the December D&D item (Book of Vile Darkness) wont be seen this year.   Myers says they are going to take more time on books, so now we have Heroes of Feywild which will have the fastest development cycle of any player book and you think they can still throw in an unannounced Feywild Boxset this year as well?

#7

Marandahir

Mar 31, 2011 10:37:00
Doesn't mean we couldn't get a Feywild: Astrazalian and Beyond box set in Q1 of 2012.
#8

ADHadh

Mar 31, 2011 13:37:51
I hope it will include the Gruffalo.
#9

Obvious_Ninja

Mar 31, 2011 14:13:09
Doesn't mean we couldn't get a Feywild: Astrazalian and Beyond box set in Q1 of 2012.




Let's hope so anyway!!!
#10

salla

Mar 31, 2011 15:48:33
Meh.  I have no idea why everybody sees the fey stuff as so fascinating.
#11

ADHadh

Mar 31, 2011 15:51:47
Meh.  I have no idea why everybody sees the fey stuff as so fascinating.


Well, I like the concept of mirror worlds; that's why Lorwyn/Shadowmoor is one of my favourite MtG blocks and what made me anticipate 4e after the cosmology has been first announced.
#12

Janx_14

Mar 31, 2011 17:47:09
I'm fine with elf/eladrin support, as long as gnomes and wilden also receive love.

Classwise, I dont want to see alot of Mage stuff. However, as much as I dont, I would like to see specificly Eladrin mage/wizard support, not for a build but atleast powers/items/feats.

Their a race thats fluffed towards mages, and yet almost all their support and features makes them better swordsmen.
#13

excalainen

Mar 31, 2011 18:15:12
totally agree the feywild needs to be looked at.

however i think you may be disapointed it is clearly a players options book centered around (i presume) primal classes. and feywild compatable things, probably some wizard and sorcerer stuff as well  



Sorcerer is not an Essentials class. Hence, no sorcerer stuff will be in that (or any other forthcoming) book.
#14

Samrin

Mar 31, 2011 18:17:23
totally agree the feywild needs to be looked at.

however i think you may be disapointed it is clearly a players options book centered around (i presume) primal classes. and feywild compatable things, probably some wizard and sorcerer stuff as well  



Sorcerer is not an Essentials class. Hence, no sorcerer stuff will be in that (or any other forthcoming) book.



Proof? A recent Ro3 stated that they do plan on adding further support for AEDU classes.
#15

excalainen

Mar 31, 2011 18:21:06
totally agree the feywild needs to be looked at.

however i think you may be disapointed it is clearly a players options book centered around (i presume) primal classes. and feywild compatable things, probably some wizard and sorcerer stuff as well  



Sorcerer is not an Essentials class. Hence, no sorcerer stuff will be in that (or any other forthcoming) book.



Proof? A recent Ro3 stated that they do plan on adding further support for AEDU classes.



I'll believe it when I see it. And incidentally compatible powers and feats intended for E classes do not count.
#16

Samrin

Mar 31, 2011 18:24:17
totally agree the feywild needs to be looked at.

however i think you may be disapointed it is clearly a players options book centered around (i presume) primal classes. and feywild compatable things, probably some wizard and sorcerer stuff as well  



Sorcerer is not an Essentials class. Hence, no sorcerer stuff will be in that (or any other forthcoming) book.



Proof? A recent Ro3 stated that they do plan on adding further support for AEDU classes.



I'll believe it when I see it. And incidentally compatible powers and feats intended for E classes do not count.



There are no feats "intended for e classes".

Support is support.  
#17

celticmutt

Mar 31, 2011 18:51:44
I think there's a bit of confusion here.  There's Heroes of Feywild coming out at the end of the year, which for some reason that blogger hates (which makes me dislike the blog), and then there is the rumors that have kinda been confirmed but not really about a Feywild set similar to the Shadowfell set that's coming out late this year - a boxed set with a guide to the plane and ... well whatever else comes in the box.  For some reason the blogger loves that idea ... but hates the idea of a book that gives players Feywild options ...



There isnt a Feywild boxset coming out this year, we know of eveything coming out this year, right now, and in actuality given what needs to take place for some of the items to come out, I think it quite possible that the December D&D item (Book of Vile Darkness) wont be seen this year.   Myers says they are going to take more time on books, so now we have Heroes of Feywild which will have the fastest development cycle of any player book and you think they can still throw in an unannounced Feywild Boxset this year as well?



... You need to reread my post again.  Nowhere in my post did I say that the Feywild boxed set was coming this year.  I said that there were rumors of an upcoming Feywild boxed set that would be like the Shadowfell box set which IS coming this year.
#18

mrpopstar

Mar 31, 2011 22:17:16
Meh.  I have no idea why everybody sees the fey stuff as so fascinating.

I feel the exact same way about shadow stuff.

Couldn't be more excited about this myself!