After Ed Greenwood's FR: Gary Gygax's Greyhawk


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Yeah, I gotta go with Shidaku on this one. Greyhawk is built on a number of assumptions that may or may not be true for a given game of D&DNext, given the modularity of it.

I'd almost think that a very, very mechanics light system would likely be a better way to go. Something that's 99% fluff but still works with most of the modules.
 

Unless the Gygax Estate is hostile, how about if WotC made a deal with the Estate, and hired Eric Mona to edit this?:

E. Gary Gygax's World of Greyhawk campaign setting for D&D Next

The goal would be to present Greyhawk as it appeared in Gygax's home campaign.

I'd be interested in it as a limited run collectors something or other.
 


Not interested. Such a work would require too much interpretation. If Gary was still alive and wanted to write it then I would be all for it.

Also, Eric Mona editing it? Don't see that happening.
 

Erik Mona's probably the only guy who could do justice to the 'Hawk -- maintaining the classic Gygax canon where iconic and evovling it just slightly in appropriate directions.

I'd buy this product.
 

What does the Gygax estate have to do with it? Doesn't WotC own Greyhawk?

I think some kind of Greyhawk sourcebook would be viable. Sure, a lot of people aren't interested, but a lot of people still use the setting or are still interested in it.

Most of the assumptions Greyhawk is built on are pretty standard to all editions of D&D--the existence of the main PC races, Drow, giants, the underdark, etc. The Dragonborne are a problem, but...
 
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