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I'd love to see this get made. It could use a wide range of different genres outside the Pathfinder style fantasy, even more than D20 Modern had.

CoC and WoD, as far as I'm concerned, are the two biggest horror games in the market. They both have their very own unique sorta appeal. What is it that you like in the two games? Which one do you prefer? Do you think that they're both the best in the horror genre?

If we are to get a new version of either anytime soon, I'm all for making them unique. I'd love to see Greyhawk being all dark and gritty, and Dragonlance being all about epic storytelling.

I certainly know both those settings have very big fanbases, especially GH, but in the end, they're both traditional settings like Forgotten Realms. Like many other people say, GH fans nowadays mainly just play the setting for the nostalgia. In my opinion, the two settings are a bit to similar...

I just found out that there was actually a sequel to LOTR written by a Russian author named Nick Perumov. Here's some information from a forum regarding the novel. What do you think? How do you like the idea of a LOTR sequel?

Will Torg have a 2nd edition? I heard it was supposed to be released in 2006, but nothing on it.

Yeah, and it could have the potential to be a "D&D-killer", just like how people are waiting to see a WOW-killer.

What is it that you like seeing in the usual fantasy and sci-fi settings? I like the usual pseudo-medieval stuff, as well as lots of magic, elves, dragons in fantasy, like D&D and Warcraft. In sci-fi, I like seeing space as an ocean, with all kinds of planets, spaceships, races, energy weapons...

...of being the number one RPG game in the world? It seems to me that Pathfinder's community is growing real fast. There's even a CMG adaptation by Wizkids (Heroclix, Mage Knight). I'm sure there's still some competition between the two games, but do you think Pathfinder will soon become the...

Well if that were the case than it would have to be very original looking, not like another Greyhawk or Forgotten Realms. I'm hopeful that it's an entirely new setting, either that or it could be Spelljammer, Ravenloft, or Planescape.

New campaign setting for 2012, huh? It could either be Ravenloft, Spelljammer, Planescape, or something entirely new and innovative. Sorry Greyhawk and Dragonlance fans, but we already have a traditional fantasy setting for 4e, and that's Forgotten Realms.

True, it never hurts making a homebrew campaign universe that contains OGL stuff from both games.

For me, I like FR for it's Tolkien-esque look, Eberron's pulpy feel, and Dark Sun's Conan/Barsoom tone. They all have their own charm. I just wish that a Planescape, Spelljammer, and Ravenloft would've been more likely if not for the game's reliance on the default cosmology. Still, I'd love to...

The way I see it, combat is just simply an icing on the cake. D&D is about much more than that. If you want an RPG that's all about combat, play Diablo.

Ehh, looks more like rock to me.

Which game do you feel has a better looking universe? While Pathfinder just has Golarion, D&D has other worlds like Forgotten Realms, Eberron, Dark Sun, etc.

I would very much rather have a campaign (or different campaigns) set in a single world that would have all the major continents from other settings than just going to every world for that setting. Dark Sun could be an exception, as you could put it in the Astral Sea, the rest you can brainstorm...

I just saw a map on the WoTC forum that had a huge map with all kinds of D&D settings, like continents from Eberron, FR, DL, GH, Mystara, Birthright, Dark Sun, and more. If you would would make your own world, how would you like to put continents from settings like Realms, Eberron, Nentir Vale...

Which do you like the best?

Which edition do you prefer? Which advantages does one have over the other?