4th & Dragon : Dungeons and Dragons...and stuff

Sweet artwork, but I have to ask.  What the hell is that on the front of the MM2?  Or is that answer inside the book ha ha

It used to be a Demon Yugoloth or something like that.  I will have to look up his specific name.  One of the Lords of the Nine Hells or something.  Keeps in Theme with Orcus on MM1

edit: Demogorgon.  The prince of Demons(self proclaimed)

Oh ok. I’m following I’m following

Any ideas of what exactly will be in Dungeon Delve?
Aside from the obvious stuff like tips for making/running dungeons and probably some traps and monsters and such.

Originally Posted by WotC Spring 2009 Catalog
Dungeon Delve
A D&D Adventure by David Noonan and Bill Slavicsek

Dungeon Delve provides the DM with an array of small, easy-to-run dungeons each especially designed for a night of gaming.

This book is designed for groups looking for an exciting night of monster-slaying without the prep time. It contains dozens of self-contained easy-to-run mini-dungeons, or “delves,” each one crafted for a few hours of game-play.

The book includes delves for 1st- to 30th-level characters, and features dozens of iconic monsters for the heroes to battle. Dungeon Masters can run these delves as one-shot adventures or weave them into their campaign.

Key Selling Points
This book has encounters for all levels of characters, from 1st to 30th.
DMs can drop each of the mini-dungeons into their games at a moment’s notice.
Based on the extremely popular “Delve” events held at gaming conventions.
Every delve is designed to use existing D&D Dungeon Tiles and D&D Miniatures.

Hardcover, 192 pages, $29.95
February 17, 2009

Thanks for finding the link Frost, and the info Thomast.

Looks like it would be pretty useful to have lots of dungeon crawls at a moments notice.  Kinda dislike how they push the D&D Tiles and Miniatures so much though.  Why not just let me decide if I want to use those or tokens and maps I made myself?

That Delve book looks perfect for me. Between the magazines and that book, I can keep my players happy when I have zero prep time (which is threatening to get more and more frequent).

vinny9 - 28 September 2008 09:45 AM

That Delve book looks perfect for me. Between the magazines and that book, I can keep my players happy when I have zero prep time (which is threatening to get more and more frequent).

Ha ha I know just what you mean.  Freaking life always getting in the way of my D&D time

Vault 2? *goes to update his potential gift list*

My list is long...damn wizards. Here is the complete (or at least semi-complete) list (including already purchased):

PHB
MM
DMG
AV
AV2
ECG
EPG
MP
DP
DD
MM2
PHB2

Dang, I am going to be buying a lot of books I feel

Already have the PHB, MM, DMG, AV, FRCG, and FRPG.  Looks like I will be buying the MM2, PHB2, AV2, the 3 powers (with probably a Primal Power to come after a few new classes), and DD.  Maybe the Eberron books too (unsure right now) and also possible some of the books like the dragon and ghoul book here.  Dunno yet Darn D&D and making it’s books look like ones I all want and need.  I will have to eventually draw the line somewhere I guess.  Might not get some of these books that appear to be on certain types of monsters (ex Kingdom of the Ghouls)

LOL i feel your pain Chad, looking at the upcoming books and i feel my wallet getting strip a bit more each time! I want more books!

Do we have a calendar for all of these tasty releases?

Yeah on WotC official website there is one.