D&D (2024) D&D Player’s Handbook (2024)

Morrus

Well, that was fun

Staff member

• Feb 19, 2024

• #1

This thread is for the general discussion of the Player’s Handbook (2024). Click on Overview for more information.

• Player resource
• Take your game to the next level with the revised 2024 Player's Handbook. More player options, enhanced organization, and engaging additions to the fifth edition rules, make this a must have for your next Dungeons & Dragons campaign.
• Release Date: September 17, 2024

 

Last edited: Feb 20, 2024

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Zaukrie

New Publisher

• Feb 20, 2024

• #2

100% in on this one. The one book of the three I'm certain to buy (likely only digitally, though).

 

RoughCoronet0

Dragon Lover

• Feb 20, 2024

• #3

I’m pretty excited for this one, e specially for the truly new bits.

I plan on looking through this, the 2014 Phb and some homebrew I really like to create my core class groups for my campaigns going forward, which from what we have seen will be using the 2024 book as the base to build upon.

 

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lall

Explorer

• Feb 20, 2024

• #4

I don’t think they’ll screw up Wish, so my 5.5 sorcerer will use it to trade out the lame version of Arcane Apotheosis with the better one and 5.5 Twinned with 5.0.

 

doctorbadwolf

Heretic of The Seventh Circle

• Feb 20, 2024

• #5

My work in progress project has been on hold since I realized I really liked how the playtest is going. Now I’m working on rewriting my new classes and subclasses to use more of what is coming.

 

SteveC

Doing the best imitation of myself

• Feb 20, 2024

• #6

This is something I want to buy electronically. I doubt I will be able to just get a PDF, but I can dream, right? Yeah, I know I will be able to get it through D&D Beyond, but this is something I want to actually own. And I doubt I'd ever open up a physical book, so ... here's hoping on the PDF front.

 

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Zaukrie

New Publisher

• Feb 20, 2024

• #7

SteveC said:

This is something I want to buy electronically. I doubt I will be able to just get a PDF, but I can dream, right? Yeah, I know I will be able to get it through D&D Beyond, but this is something I want to actually own. And I doubt I'd ever open up a physical book, so ... here's hoping on the PDF front.

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Copy paste...... That's what I do. It's not ideal....

 

SteveC

Doing the best imitation of myself

• Feb 20, 2024

• #8

Zaukrie said:

Copy paste...... That's what I do. It's not ideal....

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I suspect that the various wikis that are out there will be updated too, so I'm not too worried. And they will be releasing it as a Foundry module so that's another option for me.

 

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Henadic Theologian

Legend

• Feb 20, 2024

• #9

I want to know how much it will cost.

 

Parmandur

Book-Friend

• Feb 20, 2024

• #10

Henadic Theologian said:

I want to know how much it will cost.

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$60, which is the current cost of RPG hamebpoks (the Origins of D&D book is more of a coffee table book, though it could be used to game).