Remember, its pronounced Sigil.

I guess I must be broadcasting my thoughts to the world, because first I decided that Vecna would be the BBEG for my current campaign and then Stranger Things and the Vecna Dossier happen, and due to Vecna being the BBEG, they’ll have to go to Sigil (the old 2E adventure to kill Vecna) and I introduced that already in a one-shot/side-quest, and now Planescape’s on the docket. Wild. 

My only thought is LMOP IS A FULL CAMPAIGN NOW THANK YOU SO MUCH WOTC!!!!

Will the new UA be integrated into dndbeyond?

Wait heading to Japan, so we finally see the East in DnD 5e?

Yeah, yeah, Dragonlance-this, Planescape-that, yadda yadda yadda. The real point here is Full Phandelver Campaign!

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All this stuff looks awesome, cant wait!

its just playtest material that players can try out and use in their games and groups, not part of official tools at this time, nor built into dnd-beyond

Good, lets get Square Enix to release Final Fantasy Dungeons and Dragons. That would make me shit the bricks. 

I think rewarding people with Inspiration for rolling a natural 20 is a terrible idea. Success is it's own reward; and now you're piling more reward on top of that. Why? 

Sounds great - but I really wish the D&D Books were actually available in electronic format (PDF), as I ran out of space for physical books over a decade ago. Yeah, I know, the digital copies at dndbeyond are there, but unless you are online, it's difficult to read them, and taking a suitcase of books on a trip is not efficient.

I am disappointed with the lack of information on releases in other countries, especially in Poland, after the WoTC did not renew the license of the Rebel publishing house. Icewind Dale: Rime of the Frostmaiden has already been translated, and Xanathar's Guide To Everything was released at the last minute.

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Looking forward to this - really hoping now that D&D Beyond is out of the wrong hands it has a chance to get back on track, use it's potential and become the VTT we have been wanting for what seems to be ages in the software development industry. 'Encounter Builder' is *still* in BETA? Nah, it's fine. Let's offer another virtual dice set for sale instead.
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I can't help but wonder if the One D&D online tabletop or whatever they want to call it, is not just an excuse to make you buy virtual miniatures, virtual castles, etc.

Hey Wizards! (And community) I know that Wizards has said that they were going to listen to the community, so here are some of my personal suggestions for consideration. 
1. Include materials in the core rulebooks from the sources we have now. Wizards has said that they want to give characters more options. What if the Artificer was in the PHB? Races from Monsters of the Multiverse in the PHB? Monsters of the Multiverse and the Monster Manual in one? DM tips like the name chart in Xanathar's in the DMG? Of course, Wizards could still release new books with new monsters and new options.This would definitely increase the value of the core rulebooks without increasing the price a ton. 
2. Trade ins. A lot of us already have tons of D&D books, (I consider myself a beginner DM and I have 5.) so why would we buy the same books, albeit updated, again? Why not have reduced price trade-ins? Bring the PHB to your local game store and then receive a discounted One D&D PHB with the digital code. This would make getting the new books easier and put less financial unease on young players, or disadvantaged players. 

With the app you can download specific books to have offline access to them.

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Wait heading to Japan, so we finally see the East in DnD 5e?

It's a Japanese translation of the Core Books. Like they did the Italian translation years ago.

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With the app you can download specific books to have offline access to them.

 Yes, provided you are able to use the app at the time. I still prefer official PDF versions (my entire GURPS library is now PDF from Warehouse 23, and I don't have to deal with 50 volumes for going to gaming; I'd like that for D&D as well, without the need of an app, as if I'm traveling someplace, I'm going to have my laptop, which can't run an app.)

Releasing a new set of rule books in summer 2023, a year after they released mordenkainen multiverse. And I’m sure the new rule books are going to include the updated races.

Does that feel cash grabby to anyone else? Why bother getting multiverse when it’s going to be outdated again in a year? They new about this new project when they were writing multiverse. 

With Strixhaven: A Curriculum of Chaos, the many universes of Magic: The Gathering principally became optional settings for Dungeons & Dragons. In October that includes our own galaxy in the grim dark future of the 30th and 42nd millenium with The Horus Heresy & Warhammer 40K. I know there isn't time to make any major stuff, but a free Mordekainen Compendium on DnD Beyond with a few futuristic One D&D character options and monsters from the Warhammer 40K setting would be an awesome way to let D&D players participate in the 30th Anniversary celebration of Magic. It would also be a nice addition to the Spelljammer: Adventures in the Astral Sea-box initiating better competition with Paizo's Starfinder and Cubicle7's Wrath & Glory, by welcoming Warhammer 40K players into the D&D community.

A small Mordekainen Compendium targetting Warhammer 40K combined with the well described Warhammer 40K-setting from Games Workshop and the Astral-Sea-setting, would be a great beginning, until Wizards of the Coast or partners provide more content.