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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KirayaTiDrekan" data-source="post: 6515140" data-attributes="member: 6755061">Some of this is wishlisting and some of it is more realistic projections.  My own wishlist is marked with an asterisk as I doubt it will ever happen.1. Yearly adventures with tie in products like the recent dragon queen and upcoming elemental evil will continue through 2017, maybe 2018, before sales start to wane and they try to change up the formula.*2. Dragonlance Chronicles is adapted for television.3. A D&D movie finally comes to fruition in 2020 (ish), loosely adapting a Forgotten Realms story, angering fans for how much it deviates from standard Realms lore and D&D lore, but achieving at least some success as a summer popcorn blockbuster.  A sequel will arrive in 2023 or there abouts, but not perform as well and the movie line will end at that point.*4. Hasbro partners with Microsoft to create virtual D&D adventures via the new Hololens.5. Actual RPG products from Wizards will come at a trickle, only one or two a year, due to the decreased staff.  Gone are the days of splatbooks and campaign setting guides.  There will be an attempt to keep up a traditional publishing schedule with a few new books through 2017, but eventually, the only products coming out will be the adventures noted in item 1.6. A few mobile apps and games will appear over the next few years.*7. An open sandbox style video game, in the style of Skyrim, will finally appear for the current generation of consoles, set in Greyhawk.8. After the current push to make D&D more marketable, it will quietly fade back into an obscure pop culture reference by 2024, when the 50th anniversary will see one final commemorative edition of some sort.</blockquote>

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