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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8126795" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I think there is an opened door for the return of the Mask of the Red Death because this is a franchise relatively easier to be adapted into an action live production by Entertainment One. But today fiction about the Victorian age may needs to obey some new rules about being politically correct. I read there were plans about a second spin-off set in Asian, and maybe it is still possible. I dare to say there is space for a third spin-off set in the pulp age. But a lot of playtesting will be necessary to find the right power balance with XIX century firearms. Other matter is 3PPs can create their own gaslight fantasy. My suggestion? To create a D&D fantasy gaslight with fictional countries, at least because players would rather to use fantasy races as tieflings and no French is complaining about Richelieu as big bad guy/antagonist. Other option would be an alternate "real world" where fantasy races always lived with the humans, and a different list of historical characters, for example dragons and giants ruling kingdoms and empires.</blockquote>