There are new character options, supplemental rules, setting details, magic items, and a mini-bestiary. Whether this was seen as a crowd-pleaser or it was a mandate from on high, the Dungeons & Dragons staff went all-out writing this book which weighs in at an impressive 256 pages. I think most of us can agree this was a weird move that seems more like corporate synergy than creative development. But for some reason Wizards decided to go with a setting borrowed from Magic: the Gathering.
There are tons of settings for D&D that haven’t been updated to 5e including Dragonlance, Brighright, Spelljammer, Dark Sun, and my favorite setting of Planescape. The newest campaign setting for D&D 5e is out and it’s an old setting! Confusing? Yeah, for me too.
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