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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7860176" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We will see many retcons, little changes in the continuity, because they are necessary, accidentally unintentional or unavoidable, with a reboot of worlds with famous novels may be too risky. It would be like the expanded Star War legends losing the canon with the new movies.Dark Sun in the 4th Ed had got some changes, but it was more retcons what a complete reboot. Nethir Vale or Points of Light will come back as a transitional world, where the rest of D&amp;D multiverse could visit as &quot;guest artists&quot;. I have mentioned some times in the past about the chronomancers, a sourcebook from AD&amp;D 2nd Ed and the time dragons, what appeared in the last paper number of Dragon Magazine published by Paizo, and I say there is a open door for the return of these concepts because the time spheres are a good excuse to justify some important changes in the lore or background, or allowing games where the PCs are who alter the History and not by the heroes from the famous novels.* If my memory doesn't fail I have readen Gary Gygax's plan for Gh was the PCs gathered special magic items and these together would cause a reboot of the world. The end of the novels of Gorn was also a reboot of the world, but theoretically the people from Gh was sent to the new universe of Dangerous Journeys.I wonder about an agreement between WotC and Gygax Games to recover IPs created by Gary Gygax after the time in TSR.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7860176, member: 6802378"] We will see many retcons, little changes in the continuity, because they are necessary, accidentally unintentional or unavoidable, with a reboot of worlds with famous novels may be too risky. It would be like the expanded Star War legends losing the canon with the new movies. Dark Sun in the 4th Ed had got some changes, but it was more retcons what a complete reboot. Nethir Vale or Points of Light will come back as a transitional world, where the rest of D&D multiverse could visit as "guest artists". I have mentioned some times in the past about the chronomancers, a sourcebook from AD&D 2nd Ed and the time dragons, what appeared in the last paper number of Dragon Magazine published by Paizo, and I say there is a open door for the return of these concepts because the time spheres are a good excuse to justify some important changes in the lore or background, or allowing games where the PCs are who alter the History and not by the heroes from the famous novels. * If my memory doesn't fail I have readen Gary Gygax's plan for Gh was the PCs gathered special magic items and these together would cause a reboot of the world. The end of the novels of Gorn was also a reboot of the world, but theoretically the people from Gh was sent to the new universe of Dangerous Journeys. I wonder about an agreement between WotC and Gygax Games to recover IPs created by Gary Gygax after the time in TSR. [/QUOTE]

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