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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 9777753" data-attributes="member: 2067">I think this is likelier than something more....product-intensive. If the idea is to do little pop culture riffs and just kind of have fun with it, I'd expect a lot of reskinning (which is already a thing for the M:TG cards) and only a few new mechanics where it would be particularly interesting. The visual design and physical fobs (maps, character sheets, maybe minis or tokens, definitely some on-brand colorful dice, etc.) would be a key part of this, too. Which means that even doing something relatively lightweight could be a significant amount of work behind the scenes.It's probably a lot easier to sell what is basically a particular kind of Spongebob Squarepants board game that is basically a reskin of a D&D adventure with a few extra bits that are a fun vibe than it would be to develop a Bikini Bottom Campaign Setting with unique setting elements that you expect D&D players to adopt. The audience for the first is probably a lot bigger, anyway, especially if some of the D&D crowd get it to play with their kids or something.</blockquote>