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I'll be honest, this was a lot of words and I totally missed the point... what are you advocating for?

One of the subclasses (Primeval Druid) essentially summons a dinosaur. Does Greyhawk have dinosaurs? Legitimate question, I bet there is a module in GH that probably does have dinosaurs somewhere.

Could be a platypus. In more serious terms, you're creating a pattern out of one book. For me, importing Dawn War/Primordial lore (which is essentially the First World), while we know new settings are being developed, with one of the subclasses explicitly being "Primeval" themed, seems to be...

facepalm It's not discontinued. Being pulled from D&D Beyond does not equal discontinued. The primary reason for it (and Mordenkainen's) being pulled there is clearly that there would be two conflicting rulesets for monsters, and they didn't want to confuse new buyers by having both available...

Yeah I'm with you, definitely don't think First World = Oerth. Unless it was a prehistoric Oerth.

I interpreted it much as a "Dragons rule the earth," like how we say "Dinosaurs rule the earth." As in, their the apex predator but don't have civilizations. Everything is their prey and it is difficult for entities to mobilize against them. Though I do think in a First World we would see some...

I'm not going to assume too much, but I do feel that it will try to capture at least some of the feeling of prehistoric. You know, like Tarzan, Ka-Zar, even a little Conan or Xena.

Well, I'll agree it's probably one of those two things.

I don't think that's any more limited than Theros or Ravnica is. I'll add, if you've looked at Planegea, a Primeval/Prehistoric setting has an absolute metric ton of material to explore. I personally don't think that interpretation is correct however (that the mortals enter the First World as...

I think a Mythic Time can be a setting. Heck I'd put in a chapter (or smaller section) that's essentially about how eventually the First World will end, and how to run a "doomsday" style adventure (think how the meteor killed the dinosaurs). I'm actually feeling quite confident that the "Giant...

I will say the new Vecna design and art, plus the 50th anniversary next year... I actually wouldn't be surprised if Greyhawk actually does get a setting book next year. Or at minimum, an adventure set there.

Not really how I interpreted it. Even if that is true, one could easily set the book during the period of the war between Gods & Mortals vs. Dragons & Giants. I don't really know why Discworld matters here, never said the world should be on the back of four elephants standing on a turtle.

That's my point! They're all tied to the Dawn War, which is being reframed into the First World, so this UA is for the First World: Adventures in Prehistory book.

Doesn't say anywhere they don't exist. The gods are the ones entering the world, and I bet they'll go with the "Gods are formed by mortal belief" thing.

Typically, companies announce when they're doing final printings (helps sell the books if people think they may miss out). Hasn't happened yet, so it seems very much to me a rules update rather than a lore one. Not that they'll revisit much of that lore (some is pretty bad), just see no reason...

I should have made an avatar bet on my Hugh Grant guess...