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The other day I asked Grok in twitter and this said if Hasbro doesn't make mistakes the next years shouldn't be bad. Other point is maybe D&D is more popular than ever, but this shouldn't mean higher sales if the players would rather settings by 3PPs. And now the number of titles published at...

Let's say Hasbro could be the biggest fish in the lake but small in the ocean. My opinion is Hasbro suspected possible troubles in China, maybe because their past experiences. I guess I can say the global economy will suffer a radical change in the next years, and the entertaiment industry...

I have just read some interesting article from the web TV tropes about the Western fiction. There is some setting by a 3PP where D&D is mixed with Far West. Lots of elements from Far West fiction can be added to D&D. WotC has got its own weird western IP: Thunder Juction from Magic the...

I am glad for the sucess of Humblewood franchise and I hope this enjoyed a great popularity and longevity in the future. I hope all the PC species to be added to D&D-Beyond. I miss more details about the new species from Keshanar (Ancient Egypt).

Curseville. (the hopepunk postapocalitpc cousin of Duskmourn) In a far wildspace a group of scientifics created the first magitek supercomputer "Sophia". This acquired self-conscence but she chose to help to create a better future for all the civiliced people. Her intentions were pure and she...

Hasbro has got links with Paramounts. If Mophidius lost the licence maybe WotC could be the next publisher. But it would be interesting the idea of creating a mash-up alternate timeline where Star Treck was mixed with the aliens and factions of d20 Future and Spelljammer. Star Frontiers seemed...

The name I would use for a life-shaper or biopunk cousin of necromancer would be haruspex. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haruspex And I would use as source of inspiration the biohacker class from Starfinder. This class seems more like a monster-tamer but now I can't imagine a D&D...

(Gyroid Voronid model). The endless hollow, or the ultimate arcology. This wildspace, or plane is really bizarre. Some tell never a utopy and distopy were so close. The central plane is the most accesibble for planar visitors and with more points for planar trade. Other layer, Tumuland is too...

Other point even the space fantasy is perfect for Lovecraftian monsters, for example the necromorphs from Dead Space and the biovphages from Callisto Protocol. Do you remember the videogame "System Shock"? Now I remember a relatively unknown and forgotten videogame Spacelords: Raiders of the...

Thanks, I had fogotten it. Gamma World is perfect for crossovers or collabs with other IPs, for example Ninja Turtles, G.I.Joe, Transformers, Visionaries or M.A.S.K. Now I am imagining a new version of Gamma World but more "biopunk" in a fictional land, the region of Tyr, where the flora was...

Today players would ask to can use remote-controlled drones in missions where there isn't risk of control to be hacked. Or they could want a "gray gloo" (something like a construct ooze) to work like a 3D-printer crafting weapons, gadgets and armours. And let's remember all those shooter...

Dark*Matter was "monster of the week" in the current age instead of "future among the stars". This meant earthling firearms facing alien with ray guns. Other point is today lots of players would want to play Dark*Matter with no-humans because the great influence of White Wolf's World of...

I liked the Paizo's Starfinder books I bought but I couldn't more because they weren't translated by Devir and I didn't like certain changes of the 2nd Ed. I guess today WotC could to publish a space-fantasy with retro style, or a reboot of Star*Drive. But the players will want to play their...

This is a good example of how the sci-fi gets old very poorly. The new generations miss technology that is normal today but there wasn't decades ago, for example the tablets and the mobiles. Today after buying my "Eclipse Phase" I can't imagine me in a sci-fi TTRPG without mind-upload and...

We should use at least one human artist to supervise and check, you know to count the number of fingers, the body proportions and that stuff. I would allow AI like a tool help only for the parts of "inker and colorist" but the "penciller" job of drawing sketchs should be by one human artist...

The true first bear-riders were the gnomes thanks their "speak with animals". The flaw point is in the winter the bears are hibernating. A mad wizard tried to fix this and to create a new race of bear-like supersoldiers.... but the bugbears didn't want to be slave-soldiers.

With two new PC species: the Geppetin (Living dolls) and Mandrake (plant humanoids). It is published by Mage Hand Press, the same creator of several new classes for 5e (I don't remember any 3PP creating more classes for 5e) and different PC species. They are also de the publishers of the...