NJClaw
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I'm posting this here because it made my heart skip a beat when I saw it:
For those of you who don't know about it, D&D Beyond is an official tool mainly used to organize your character sheets and to easily access your digital material, so it's a source very close to WotC and D&D in particular.
Recently WotC announced his next product, Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, an adventure scheduled for release next September. They already announced that they plan to release seven or eight D&D-related videogames and one of the last adventure modules they released was Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus, so it's a given that they want to exploit this new handbook as promotional material for an IWD-related videogame. The same YouTube channel posted 6 videos in total on the topic and some of them were linked to the original Icewind Dale game:
However, these links have probably been automatically added by YouTube without any input from the creators, so this really shouldn't mean anything. Regardless, seeing the underrecognized masterpiece that is the Icewind Dale series actually linked to official D&D content made my heart flutter (and my pee pee hard).
The worst thing is that the adventure will probably be used to promote the involuntary joke that is the new Dark Alliance game:
Meh, guess I will stick to pestering Josh about IWD3 on Twitter.
For those of you who don't know about it, D&D Beyond is an official tool mainly used to organize your character sheets and to easily access your digital material, so it's a source very close to WotC and D&D in particular.
Recently WotC announced his next product, Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden, an adventure scheduled for release next September. They already announced that they plan to release seven or eight D&D-related videogames and one of the last adventure modules they released was Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus, so it's a given that they want to exploit this new handbook as promotional material for an IWD-related videogame. The same YouTube channel posted 6 videos in total on the topic and some of them were linked to the original Icewind Dale game:
However, these links have probably been automatically added by YouTube without any input from the creators, so this really shouldn't mean anything. Regardless, seeing the underrecognized masterpiece that is the Icewind Dale series actually linked to official D&D content made my heart flutter (and my pee pee hard).
The worst thing is that the adventure will probably be used to promote the involuntary joke that is the new Dark Alliance game:
Meh, guess I will stick to pestering Josh about IWD3 on Twitter.