A recent Dungeons & Dragons panel teased returns to The Infinite Staircase and Lost Caverns of Tsojcanth.
Dungeons & Dragons could be gearing up to return to more classic adventure settings in 2024. Last week, gamers descended on Gamehole Con in Madison, WI. The tabletop RPG-focused convention featured a D&D roundtable featuring Chris Perkins, Justice Arman, Bill Benham, Amanda Hamon, Chris Lindsay, LaTia Jacquise and Rob Lundeen. ENWorld attended the panel and shared a teaser of some of Dungeons & Dragons' upcoming 2024 plans.
The panel also included more details about the upcoming 2024 adventure book, which will feature Vecna as the main villain and will send players across the D&D multiverse. According to Chris Perkins, the adventure will revisit past 5th Edition adventures, including a trip back to Ravenloft. Perkins actually ran a version of the Ravenloft segment of the adventure at Gamehole Con.
While we knew about the 2024 adventure book, the fact that Wizards is teasing other new adventures and books firmly rooted in the past is something of a surprise and is new information. The Infinite Staircase was used as the framework for a classic Planescape module, which could mean that more Planescape material is on the way.
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