Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8495067" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Maybe the Wildspace is temporarily closed for the interglobal trade (by Vodoni empire's fault, or a new inhuman war?) and then the Astral Sea is a safer option.The UA showed too many PC races to be only a sourcebook of adventures. The Spelljammer book will have to be a title with a lot of crunch.Eberron was the winner of a contest about new settings, but there were other two titles, keeping these in secret. Maybe one of these will be the new-brand setting. Witchlight will be a setting, like Ravenloft. I doubt WotC to publish a D&amp;D sourcebook of a Magic: the Gathering world if this hasn't published in the same year.I wonder about the revival of Councyl of Wyrms and these reusing the dragons as monster classes. This setting can launch a lot of creatures to be sold as toys for children. I imagine the &quot;Io's blood islands&quot; like a demiplane within the elemental limbo, allowing enough space for future &quot;expansions&quot;.If Mutant Year Zero can be adapted to a videogame, then Gamma World also can return. I guess Gearbox Software, the studio that created Borderlands, would be happy &quot;playing&quot; with this IP.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8495067, member: 6802378"] Maybe the Wildspace is temporarily closed for the interglobal trade (by Vodoni empire's fault, or a new inhuman war?) and then the Astral Sea is a safer option. The UA showed too many PC races to be only a sourcebook of adventures. The Spelljammer book will have to be a title with a lot of crunch. Eberron was the winner of a contest about new settings, but there were other two titles, keeping these in secret. Maybe one of these will be the new-brand setting. Witchlight will be a setting, like Ravenloft. I doubt WotC to publish a D&D sourcebook of a Magic: the Gathering world if this hasn't published in the same year. I wonder about the revival of Councyl of Wyrms and these reusing the dragons as monster classes. This setting can launch a lot of creatures to be sold as toys for children. I imagine the "Io's blood islands" like a demiplane within the elemental limbo, allowing enough space for future "expansions". If Mutant Year Zero can be adapted to a videogame, then Gamma World also can return. I guess Gearbox Software, the studio that created Borderlands, would be happy "playing" with this IP. [/QUOTE]

Verification