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The Elemental Chaos was meant to fulfill that role in the World Axis. Obviously not the prehistoric part, but thematically. The Feywild does some of it too.

I would pay to support getting you in front of the team at WoTC for just ten minutes for an advisement session.

I feel like between the theater-to-home viewing window being so short (if often non-existent) and content owners now releasing clips and compilations on their own channels that there just isn't a chance at appreciable sales.

The market exists. And is catered to by free clips on youtube.

Have you seen the official pregens for LMoP? https://media.wizards.com/downloads/dnd/StarterSet_Characters.pdf

I dunno. Anytime the size is something like 1000 or 100000 whatever, I feel like it's a sign they just picked a number that sounded good.

I think the size is another case of writers not having a good sense of scale.

As far as people in the Tablelands are concerned, no. In practice, there's open space left for the answer to be yes, but from what I can tell official material that touches upon that was unpopular.

Comparing the 2e box set and 4e campaign setting, the 2e set has 247 uses of the word "slaves" compared to 132 uses in the 4e version, "slavery" is 19 to 26, and just "slave" is 96 to 89. Obviously the number of uses isn't as important as how it's used, but it's something. Probably the more...

I'm not really sold on this. Not that I can't imagine it happening, it's a cute hook, but why tie the return of a beloved setting with an aspect of it that was quickly abandoned and never really ended up being associated with the world. One possibility is branching out on the genres that are...

In what world is making a video game the faster way to test mechanics for the tabletop game?

I know it's not the first adaptation to have connected his mother to the Arkham family, though I don't believe it's true in the "default" lore.

This issue is such an emotionally charged one, and you want to try to logic it? Good luck.

You should have let WoTC know this several years ago, before they built an entire product strategy around mixing DM and player content in the same books.

World Axis

Gamma World. Which I know, not a setting as we mean it, but I feel like it needs to be something with a kooky qualify to it.

Not really. Social media posts and swag for influencers is not new ground.

Interestingly they gave unlimited shapeshifting to tiny animal form to the 4e Hengeyokai, and that edition was much stingier about that kind of trick then 5e.

In development. Last major news they lost the previous producers (Russo Brothers, so that had to sting) but have Brandon Routh cast as a main character. Supposed to come out this year.

Not sure I agree with your first point. 80's nostalgia was in vogue for quite a while. It feels like it's less about Gen-X and more about them rushing through the 90's nostalgia fad. I think there's something to it, maybe even as far as a Netflix reboot. I get surprised pretty often to discover...