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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ruin Explorer" data-source="post: 8708708" data-attributes="member: 18">It's a nice idea but I think it's putting the D&D first and the audience second, which is a mistake.The audience needs to get attached to characters and to some extent the world around them. They can't do that if you do a bunch of films about different characters, in different settings, before you loop back. It'd be asking too much, especially as every movie would be an ensemble cast, something even the MCU avoids - the MCU has two ensembles - The Avengers, and The Guardians of the Galaxy (lol I wouldn't have expected to type that in, say, 2010! I would have expected to type "The Avengers and the X-Men"). The Eternals have basically been written out of Marvel's future for the most part, and we will see another small ensemble with the Fantastic Four, but equally, many of the Avengers are retired/deceased or well on the way there and the last Guardians movie is GotG3.I think you want to stay on the FR, then add in SJ/PS elements before considering other settings. Of course if everything goes great it'd likely be worth making a couple of more experimental movies or shows about other settings to see how people respond.</blockquote>