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Between the Basic Rules, Starter Set and Essentials Kit, and the three core rulebooks.... it's pretty much already got a bit of a split.

Maybe instead of numbers, we should be using Greek-letter variant names for the various iterations of TSR?

Because nobody's heard of a "Dread Pirate Westley"

Not manic, just drunk?

A classic, with some embellishments: This was a working draft, where I was adding stairs up to the castle walls, a walled garden on the northewest, kitchen doorway access, and stables to the northeast

Remember when the spell list for magic users was, like, 12 spells long at each level?

The scene between Moiraine and Nyneave at the pool, in the first episode was really well done. Lines drawn, and all that.

Not nearly enough arm-crossing. Or braid-tugging.

I'd like to see something akin to Corridor Digital's "Son of a Dungeon" on a grander scale. Or, keep it to small groups, running different types of games. Ooh! With special guest NPCs or DMs

I worked for D&D's Known World/Mystara. Admittedly, it varied from Gazetteer to Gazetteer. Then got turned up to eleven in the Hollow World.

Moar Holiday Specials

The (mis)adventures of Grogu and his ewok padawan

The FBI's FOIA File Vault is also chock-full of Stuff For Your X-Files-ish Game. Particularly, the "unexplained phenomena" category....

Maybe this'll turn out like the last time Wizards promised a VTT D&D experience!

Disappointed. Not Dark Dungeons.

Greyhawk was developed as Gygax's baby for AD&D, and intentionally kept separate from Classic D&D as either terms of the Arneson lawsuits or resultant from it. When Arneson returned (briefly) to work with TSR, Lorraine Williams decreed that Blackmoor was to be shoehorned into the D&D line...

Alternity's Dark•Matter, "Exit 23" (available as a free fast play)

This. This is what I've been saying for ages now. 1. WotC releases the settings into the Guild, for The Teeming Masses to tinker with. 2. WotC keeps an eye on who's writing/selling Good Stuff for each of the settings. 3. WotC puts together panels of Adepts for each setting, to do hardback...

If you're not, clearly you aren't D&Ding correctly.

Didn't they play D&D with one of the Terminators in the Sarah Connor Chronicles TV show...?