Kalorous
May 2nd, 2020, 07:29
I'm wondering, what are the chances we could get an option to buy just the "Dragon of Icespire Peak" module from this kit, in the same way we can buy
"Lost Mine of Phandelver" from the Starter Set (which doesn't seem to be a thing digitally).
Wizards of the Coast's digital distribution partner sells the adventure module as just the adventure module. I know they have some special privileges being the main partner,
but maybe a question to ask if the opportunity arises?
Game Components:
64-page rulebook that teaches you how to create characters of levels 1-6 and play the game.
-Nice option for someone that doesn't have the core rulebooks, not really useful for those that do
Include the introduction of sidekick rules.
-cool addition for small groups
Dragon of Icespire Peak(TM), a 64-page introductory adventure
2 high quality maps for use with the Dragon of Icespire Peak(TM) adventure
-part I'm interested in
Four-panel, Dungeon Master's screen
-is this really a thing?
81 cards describing magic items, sidekicks, and other D&D game elements
-again, useful without having core books, not really with
An ideal second purchase for new players that have bought the Starter Set, or as a standalone
product, offering a more expansive D&D experience:
(1) Learn to create characters of levels 1-6
(2) Experience the thrill of being the Dungeon Masters.
-Works well as a launching point for a new group, not really necessary for a group already invested in the game
A strong continuity from the story of the first D&D Starter Set, "Dragon of Icespire Peak"
adventure uses the fictional town of Phandalin on the Sword Coast as its hub.
-nice selling point for the adventure
First-ever official D&D fifth edition product designed to allow game play of groups as small as 2
players (1 Dungeon Master & 1 Adventurer) with the introduction of sidekicks.
-cool as mentioned above
"Lost Mine of Phandelver" from the Starter Set (which doesn't seem to be a thing digitally).
Wizards of the Coast's digital distribution partner sells the adventure module as just the adventure module. I know they have some special privileges being the main partner,
but maybe a question to ask if the opportunity arises?
Game Components:
64-page rulebook that teaches you how to create characters of levels 1-6 and play the game.
-Nice option for someone that doesn't have the core rulebooks, not really useful for those that do
Include the introduction of sidekick rules.
-cool addition for small groups
Dragon of Icespire Peak(TM), a 64-page introductory adventure
2 high quality maps for use with the Dragon of Icespire Peak(TM) adventure
-part I'm interested in
Four-panel, Dungeon Master's screen
-is this really a thing?
81 cards describing magic items, sidekicks, and other D&D game elements
-again, useful without having core books, not really with
An ideal second purchase for new players that have bought the Starter Set, or as a standalone
product, offering a more expansive D&D experience:
(1) Learn to create characters of levels 1-6
(2) Experience the thrill of being the Dungeon Masters.
-Works well as a launching point for a new group, not really necessary for a group already invested in the game
A strong continuity from the story of the first D&D Starter Set, "Dragon of Icespire Peak"
adventure uses the fictional town of Phandalin on the Sword Coast as its hub.
-nice selling point for the adventure
First-ever official D&D fifth edition product designed to allow game play of groups as small as 2
players (1 Dungeon Master & 1 Adventurer) with the introduction of sidekicks.
-cool as mentioned above