D&D Beyond’s Q4 2026 partnered content roadmap is revealed

D&D Beyond has outlined its full slate of third-party Partnered Content for the remainder of 2026, following a Vision Keynote announcement at Gen Con that touched on the releases without going into all the detials. Partnered Content Product Architect Laura Hohman shared the complete schedule in a post this week.

The lineup themes into two seasons – a “Season of Magic” followed by a “Season of Champions”, a change of pace from darker, horror themed releases from the last roadmap.


The Magus Class (5.5e) – September 29, from Sterling Vermin. A warrior/mage hybrid class with six subclasses and more than thirty new spells.

Obojima: Tales from Yatamon (5.5e) – October 27, from 1985 Games. Obojima is a 5e setting drawing heavily on a Studio Ghibli and Zelda-style aesthetic, known for its cozy, exploration focussed tone rather than grimdark storytelling. The publisher’s earlier Obojima book raised $2.6 million from over 23,000 backers, one of the best funded independent TTRPG Kickstarters in recent memory. This new release digs into Yatamon, the setting’s largest city, adding three subclasses, plus new spells, creatures, backgrounds, feats, magic items, and vehicle repair/operation rules.

Warlord Player Pack (5e) – December 1, from Kibbles (KibblesTasty). Kibbles is a well-known 5e homebrewer whose Warlord martial support class is modeled on the old 4th Edition Warlord. This was circulated in the community for years before this official D&D Beyond release. The pack includes eight subclasses covering tacticians, commanders, and battlefield skirmishers.

Herbarium (5.5e) – December 15, from Crow & Crown. A nature/herbalism-themed release with foraging mechanics, witch themed backgrounds and subclasses, occult spells, craftable poisons/potions and folklore creatures.

Legends of Greyhawk: Heralds of the Old One (5.5e) – Releasing in October, from Baldman Games. Three level 5-10 adventures centered on a conspiracy tied to Luz the Evil. Usable in organized play or as standalone one-shots.

Legends of Greyhawk: The Ruins of Castle Greyhawk (5.5e) – November, from Baldman Games. Four level 5-10 adventures exploring the classic ruined castle and its towers.

Legends of Greyhawk: Beasts of Johrase (5.5e) – December, from West Coast Adventurer’s Guild. Four level 1-4 adventures mixing city intrigue with rifts and strange creatures.


This looks like great list of scheduled content, especially with 3 campaigns tied to the current setting for organised play in Greyhawk. There’s some great variety in there to, I am particularly excited for a return to the cult favourite setting of Obojima.

Wizards notes the schedule is subject to change due to delays or complications, and points readers to D&D Beyond’s Discord and Content Roadmap page for last-minute updates

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