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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7897937" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Do you remember the controversies among the fandom about the last Star Wars movies? A lot of people said &quot;This is not my SW&quot;. I guess WotC is afair about the complains with a possible &quot;jump the shark&quot;. My suggestion is to recover the chronomancers and the concept of the time spheres where you can change the D&amp;D how you want. I miss Greyhawk because only Forgotten Realms is too boring for me. It is like everybody liked Fas West movies in the past decades and now they don't want any more. I miss the heroes of Dragonlance because they are my favorite D&amp;D characters. They are as old friends for me, or a old memory from my youth years. I am sure WotC is working, there are plans for those lines, but sometimes I worry about this silence. I am a collector, I don't want neither modules nor more FR gazeteers but monster compendiums, and new PC races and base classes (not only subclasses). And I would rather to buy the translated version. Xanathar guide isn't yet published in Spanish languange, nor Volo Monsters... &nbsp;I suppose the return of the old lines will be after of the media projects, and we will have to await to see the success or failure of the first season of the serie of Magic: the Gathering. * I have read &quot;the adventure zone&quot;, based in the game-live show podcast (and adapted to comic) will also have got a cartoon. Will we see more cartoons based in RPG podcasts?* OK, WotC isn't publishing new sourcebooks with lot of crunch for players, but there are many 3PP and homebred creations to fed up. I wonder about WotC buying some 3PP because these had got some good ideas...for example Pugmire by Onyx Path, perfect for a kid-friendly shonen cartoon, and action figures.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7897937, member: 6802378"] Do you remember the controversies among the fandom about the last Star Wars movies? A lot of people said "This is not my SW". I guess WotC is afair about the complains with a possible "jump the shark". My suggestion is to recover the chronomancers and the concept of the time spheres where you can change the D&D how you want. I miss Greyhawk because only Forgotten Realms is too boring for me. It is like everybody liked Fas West movies in the past decades and now they don't want any more. I miss the heroes of Dragonlance because they are my favorite D&D characters. They are as old friends for me, or a old memory from my youth years. I am sure WotC is working, there are plans for those lines, but sometimes I worry about this silence. I am a collector, I don't want neither modules nor more FR gazeteers but monster compendiums, and new PC races and base classes (not only subclasses). And I would rather to buy the translated version. Xanathar guide isn't yet published in Spanish languange, nor Volo Monsters... I suppose the return of the old lines will be after of the media projects, and we will have to await to see the success or failure of the first season of the serie of Magic: the Gathering. * I have read "the adventure zone", based in the game-live show podcast (and adapted to comic) will also have got a cartoon. Will we see more cartoons based in RPG podcasts? * OK, WotC isn't publishing new sourcebooks with lot of crunch for players, but there are many 3PP and homebred creations to fed up. I wonder about WotC buying some 3PP because these had got some good ideas...for example Pugmire by Onyx Path, perfect for a kid-friendly shonen cartoon, and action figures. [/QUOTE]

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