Thread by @newbiedm

One thing that "Fizban's" does that is most interesting, is how it fundamentally changes the way the multiverse works in #dnd, and how it may be setting up for greater things.

The book concretely makes it indisputable fact that dragons have various versions of themselves throughout the multiverse, so Bob the Dragon can exist in various worlds, much like the concept of variants in the MCU.

Not only that, but these variants can basically combine into a greatwyrm, composed of all the variants of a single dragon. Which means, that if used as a campaign ending boss, PCs will no doubt have to become involved in multiverse type stuff.

On top of that.... places like the Sunless Citadel and other locations with connections to dragons (along with items and artifacts) can also resonate across the multiverse and manifest themselves in different places.

This is something they've hinted at in 5e with books like Yawning Portal, but now it is concretely part of the lore, and explained in the dragon origin myth in this book.

This tells me that we can probably expect planar stuff to show up at some point in greater detail to maximize the use of this lore. It's only logical. Greatwyrms as presented scream for there to be adventures around them.

It also tells me that #dnd has learned a lot of lessons from Marvel and is probably keeping the multiverse really consistent as it seeks to spread beyond the gaming table and off to movies and other media.

Perkins is probably the Feige of the canon of dnd.

it also opens the doors to PCs eventually resonating across worlds too, as it says that mighty dragonslayers often resonate around the sites they inhabit or build (uses Acererak as an example).

So you can assume that PCs who slay a greatwyrm....