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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8969872" data-attributes="member: 6802378">It is curious, because Kamon is by the Italian Fabio Attoli.I don't remember complains about Rokugan/L5R, but it was very popular among otakus. (this term shouldn't be pejorative in the right context).Let's remember in the Japan society there isn't long time for hobby, and in the most of time they are studing. Then they would rather one-shot games. Let's remember Hasbro's strategy is D&D to become a multimedia franchise, and the manga-anime should be one of the goals. The Spirit Realm could be redesigned to be a third option next to the Feywild and the Shadowfell.Koreans could be jealous if D&D was too focused into Japan and China. * How would be a jianghu country what mixed Russian and Chinese artistic style? This no-Russia could allow more creative freedom. Are Russians to complain about cultural appropiation? * In this case Japan should enjoy preference above China. This is a great market, but the censorship hasn't got an always coherent rules.* I don't know if Hasbro trusts Tencent enough for a parntership. * Kara-Tur appeared in 3.5 Ed in Dragon Magazine, but it was mostly names of places..</blockquote>