If you’ve been waiting for a reason to clear your schedule and try a new campaign, D&D Beyond just handed you eight books to inspire you, over the next quarter.
The platform has officially unveiled its Q3 2026 Partnered Content release schedule. From eldritch gothic horror to floral dragons (yes, really), there’s something here for almost every table.
The highlights
June 2026
Kicking things off in June is Steinhardt’s Guide to the Eldritch Hunt Player Pack from MonkeyDM – a gothic horror supplement featuring seven new subclasses built around brutal trick weapons and the threat of the Scourge. If your players enjoy the grittier end of the spectrum, this one belongs at your table.
July 2026
July brings two exciting releases. First, Valda’s Spire of Secrets: Player Pack 2 from Mage Hand Press expands one of the community’s most beloved third-party books with more subclasses.
Secondly, Ghostfire Gaming is dropping Vampire: The Masquerade – Bound by Blood, which introduces a full Kindred class for 5.5e, powered by Blood Points and Disciplines. A pre-order goes live in June ahead of the July release.
August 2026
In August we get back to an old favorite setting, Frontiers of Eberron: Quickstone from Visionary takes players into the contested Western Frontier between Breland and Droaam, complete with harpy, gargoyle, and medusa as playable species. The Field Guide to Floral Dragons from Hit Point Press brings stunning creature art to life alongside three subclasses and a new species. And Legends of Greyhawk: Heralds of the Old One from Baldman Games offers the first levels 5-10 adventure bundle for the organised play campaign.
September 2026
September rounds things out with The Tear-Stained Idol from GameConclave, sending adventurers into the Duchy of Urnst for three more 5-10 level adventures packed with intrigue.
Legends of Greyhawk gets serious
It’s worth calling out how much momentum the Legends of Greyhawk organised play campaign is building. D&D Beyond’s Global Play Manager Chris Tulach confirmed three bundles are incoming this quarter alone – from three different publishing partners. Whether you’re running these as part of the organised campaign or dropping them into your home game as one-shots, this will keep the setting feeling relevant.
The verdict
For DMs, this roadmap has lots of promise. Across the quarter you’re getting expanded player options, fresh monsters, new species, organised play adventures, and a full vampire class from the World of Darkness crossing over into 5.5e. Whatever your campaign’s tone, Q3 has something you can work with.