![]() ![]() Some products have a clearly stated date. Others hide a date in some hard-to-find place, or the date can be inferred. The world should feel accessible and flexible, easily fitting a DM’s needs.ĥE products have varying approaches to balancing these conflicting needs. Simultaneously, they don’t want us to pick up a product and feel like it is out of date, or that we must play it in a certain order. They want the world to feel deep and real, and to have events matter. The 5E D&D team struggles with canon for good reasons. Here’s a question many ask when reading the official hardback adventures such as Lost Mine of Phandelver, Curse of Strahd, Tomb of Annihilation, or Dragon of Icespire Peak: when does it take place? And, what is the order of the official adventures?Īlong the way, we want to geek out on a cool subject: just how does the Forgotten Realms timeline work, and what should we know about it? D&D’s Conflicted View on Canonical Timelines ![]()
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