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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9019936" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We can agree the production should be mainly for D&amp;D fandom, but also there should be space for no-fandom, for example cartoons for children. Maybe they could create a totally new e-sport, a multiplayer with different team roles, and mixing different genres. A player in the team would be the DM, playing as if it was a economic strategy city-building videogame, creating a dungeon to be defended and an army. The warlord would be a second player working as if controlling the squads as in a RTS. The rest of the team would be style arcade, trying to stop enemy army and enemy players. ---Any review of 3PP's titles published in the future D&amp;D-Beyond?&nbsp; Of course, it would be selfpromotion.* Why not documentaries about History and Myth&amp;Legends? Not only Western History. D&amp;D has drank History as source of inspiration.* Cartoon comedy. Jem and the hologlyphs.&nbsp; A band of female gnome bards and masters of illusory magic. A cartoon about a group of cute centaur-kin, ha'ponies and gnoats (halfling-ponies and gnome-goats) studing magic in Stryxhaven. It would be like mixing my little pony with Harry Potter, litle witch academy and the worst witch.* Tales of the chronomancer. Stories set in alternate continuities, even in no-D&amp;D multiverse (Gamma World, for example).* Dragoncrest. Set in the demiplane of desolation. A mixture of Mad Max and Conan the barbarian. * Thorncrown: &quot;The game of thrones is for children when a prince can kill a dragon or a giant with his own magic&quot;. A princess notices the fae court is not a group of cute girls singing &quot;Let it go&quot;.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9019936, member: 6802378"] We can agree the production should be mainly for D&D fandom, but also there should be space for no-fandom, for example cartoons for children. Maybe they could create a totally new e-sport, a multiplayer with different team roles, and mixing different genres. A player in the team would be the DM, playing as if it was a economic strategy city-building videogame, creating a dungeon to be defended and an army. The warlord would be a second player working as if controlling the squads as in a RTS. The rest of the team would be style arcade, trying to stop enemy army and enemy players. --- Any review of 3PP's titles published in the future D&D-Beyond? Of course, it would be selfpromotion. * Why not documentaries about History and Myth&Legends? Not only Western History. D&D has drank History as source of inspiration. * Cartoon comedy. Jem and the hologlyphs. A band of female gnome bards and masters of illusory magic. A cartoon about a group of cute centaur-kin, ha'ponies and gnoats (halfling-ponies and gnome-goats) studing magic in Stryxhaven. It would be like mixing my little pony with Harry Potter, litle witch academy and the worst witch. * Tales of the chronomancer. Stories set in alternate continuities, even in no-D&D multiverse (Gamma World, for example). * Dragoncrest. Set in the demiplane of desolation. A mixture of Mad Max and Conan the barbarian. * Thorncrown: "The game of thrones is for children when a prince can kill a dragon or a giant with his own magic". A princess notices the fae court is not a group of cute girls singing "Let it go". [/QUOTE]

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