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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9109774" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Scro is still a horrible name for astral orcs. It sounds as scrotum.What about the Vodoni empire and the sphere wars in Spelljammer?Shouldn't D&D cosmology include oficially the parallel timelines? What if in the Greyspace appeared "parallel Oerths"? Dragonlance is a good example to explain we need the option lore may be different, for example the age of mortals didn't start in Krynn yet, or the Cataclysm was avoided.Chronomancers could be a transitional setting about order of chronomancers working as a timecop/Time Variance Authority and keepers of "time spheres", like demiplanes created to safe "nexus events", for example the birth of the time-traveler although this killed his grandfather in the original timeline. And also like the Hollow World of Mystara, a "Snowball" to keep without changes ancient species and civilitations.And the "uchronies" or parallel universes could allow collabs and crossovers.* Today they aren't so interested into selling the lore of old settings because this can be found free in internet. * We could see a spiritual succesor of Red Steel/Savage Coast but not in Mystara but in other world.* Today Greyhawk is like one of those "theme parks" imitating a previous age of the past. Nostalgia is not enough to sell. If it worked, then we would watch a wave of remakes of old cartoons and TV series.* Yes, maybe they are willing to sacrifice the old players to earn a new generation. And they are more focused into the digital market, the VTT and videogames.* Nentir Vale could become a transitional setting style "reverse isekai", about receiving visitors and sending traders and explorers to other wildspaces. * How would be the cultural shock if a planar gate was opened from Kamigawa: Neon Dinasty to Gamma World?</blockquote>

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