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<blockquote data-quote="CleverNickName" data-source="post: 9095475" data-attributes="member: 50987">I do miss Mystara.&nbsp; I'm happy that there is a fan-created 5E adaptation floating around on the 'net, let me see if I can find a link.(<a href="http://glen.stelio.net/" target="_blank">Found it! </a> Special thanks to Glen Welch for all the heavy lifting.)&nbsp; And DriveThruRPG has all of the classic Gazetteers and most of the adventure modules, too.&nbsp; So yeah, I understand why Wizards of the Coast might be unwilling to take on the risks of adapting every campaign setting to the new edition...but I'm thankful that whenever this happens, the fans rise to the challenge and fill the gap.Hollow World not so much, but I can kinda see where they were trying to go with it.&nbsp; I adapted Nightwail to my Isle of Dread campaign setting (that's right, I built a whole campaign setting around that one island) back in the day, and it was a lot of fun.But I did like Red Steel, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CleverNickName, post: 9095475, member: 50987"] I do miss [I]Mystara[/I]. I'm happy that there is a fan-created 5E adaptation floating around on the 'net, let me see if I can find a link. ([URL='http://glen.stelio.net/'][B]Found it! [/B][/URL] Special thanks to Glen Welch for all the heavy lifting.) And DriveThruRPG has all of the classic Gazetteers and most of the adventure modules, too. So yeah, I understand why Wizards of the Coast might be unwilling to take on the risks of adapting every campaign setting to the new edition...but I'm thankful that whenever this happens, the fans rise to the challenge and fill the gap. [I]Hollow World[/I] not so much, but I can kinda see where they were trying to go with it. I adapted Nightwail to my Isle of Dread campaign setting (that's right, I built a whole campaign setting around that one island) back in the day, and it was a lot of fun. But I did like [I]Red Steel[/I], too. [/QUOTE]

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