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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Phaezen" data-source="post: 5034087" data-attributes="member: 42839">Properly done, a POL game would do very well.  As has been recently proved by Dragon Age a compelling if generic pseudo-european campaign setting works well for a crpg.  There is an insane amount of fluff for the POL setting in the various books and DDI articles.As for the ruleset, it will be silly to think that the 4e rules would be copy pasted into a crpg, but would have to be adapted somewhat, as the previous edititoins rules were for Baldurs Gate and Never Winter Nights.  THis is hardly a train smash and hardly news.  If you look at the recent rules released for the Dragon Age RPG by Green Ronin, they are adapted off the ruleset used by Bioware for the CRPG.The only thing worth noting is currently there is no news of the Liscence holder, Atari, working on the IP and Hasbro seem to be well within thier rights for being annoyed by it.  As for the reasons given by Hasbro, this will obviously need to be investigated and sorted out in a court of law.  WHat I would be concerened about from Hasbros POV is that the longer it takes for a new D&D game to come out, the more the IP will fall off the average console and PC gamers radar.As it stands, I would love to see a new decent crpg for D&D in any setting.</blockquote>