Now that the three core books and a couple of campaign/modules have been released, does anyone know what will be next for 5e D&D?

Obviously we can speculate on the usual campaign settings, class expansion books, MMII, etc to infinity, but what do you actually know about?

Thanks.

Things I want right now: 1) More and tougher mid-level monsters, and 2) Psionics.

Beyond the DM screen in January, there's nothing else listed on the WotC site.

A fix to Moon Druids would be kewl.

Quote from: Doom;806921A fix to Moon Druids would be kewl.

Not really broken.  

I'd just like to see some more modules.  To me, modules are what can really make or break a game line.

Quote from: RunningLaser;806923I'd just like to see some more modules.  To me, modules are what can really make or break a game line.

Yes, yes, and more yes.

Am I the only one who read the original post? The question is (bolded, for your pleasure):

Quote from: Vic99;806909Now that the three core books and a couple of campaign/modules have been released, does anyone know what will be next for 5e D&D?

Obviously we can speculate on the usual campaign settings, class expansion books, MMII, etc to infinity, but what do you actually know about?

Thanks.

So let me answer the question: No, I do not know what officially will be produced next for 5e D&D.

Quote from: Opaopajr;806935Am I the only one who read the original post? The question is (bolded, for your pleasure):

Godfather Punk clearly did. Are you the only one who didn't read his response?  

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Are there any previews of the DM screen? Are they worth getting in general?

The elemental evil books sound very opportunistic, but they'll probably sell like hotcakes.  Better something like that adventurer's book than a "PHB II" with new universally mandatory feats, etc.

Looks like the start off of the announced Elemental Evil campaign? This from Kobold as well? I actually liked Hoard of the Dragon Queen.

From second party publishers we have had the spell cards for each caster class so far, a DM screen, and a minis game.

Quote from: Omega;807342Looks like the start off of the announced Elemental Evil campaign? This from Kobold as well? I actually liked Hoard of the Dragon Queen.

No. Sasquatch Studio. Though they are all ex-WotC like Kobold Press.

I'm hoping that WoTC drops the hardcover adventure format.  There really isn't a need for it.