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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Obryn" data-source="post: 4884353" data-attributes="member: 11821">Remember that settings aren't the investments they used to be.  A 4e setting isn't an ongoing product line with support ad-infinitum.  It's a pair of books and an adventure.FWIW, I think 4e could do right by Spelljammer very easily.  It's a wahoo setting - even moreso than Eberron - with a lot of chances for swashbuckling flair.  Honestly, I think it's a better fit for 4e than it was even for 2e.  High adventure is 4e's thing, and I can't think of many adventures higher than Spelljammer.I'd also love a Dark Sun revival.  I wouldn't expect to love the entire setting, but seriously?  I don't much care.  I'd look at it as the best mechanical toolbox possible for the setting flavor in my original box set.  Frankly, TSR already did crazy and unpalatable things to it - so it's not like I even enjoy where they left the setting off.  I would give it a fair shake, though - like I said, even where Dark Sun left off is hardly Dark Sun at all.NOW.  With that said, I don't see what new races and classes Spelljammer would need.  Honestly, I don't know how they'd fill a Player's Guide.  I mean, there's Giff, but really who cares much about them?  Dark Sun has a much clearer collection of unique races & classes to offer.  Also - elemental power source, anyone?-O</blockquote>