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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9735344" data-attributes="member: 6802378">My opinion is WotC doesn't want to sell the building but the bricks, not the pizza but the ingredients. The intention is you will choose the way it was done.It will be focused mainly into the crunch, and the lore almost untouched. We could see some pages about the region of Tyr, the name of the city-states and the stats for the sorcerer-kings but nothing will be said about the slavery or the cleasing war.Maybe the sourcebook will be generic post-apocaliptic and not only about DS, and they could introduce a variant of Gamma World, or at least some creatures.At least the setting will be unlocked in DMGuild and this should be enough for lots of players. I bet the special "fashion style" of DS could be a serious challenge for artists.We will see the return of DS but this will be not the same, like Ravenloft from 5e, or the different James Bond movies played by different actors. The DS from 2025 can't be the same from the 90s even when the creators were the same, because experience has tought some lessons. For example to send an army from a city-state toward the neighbour crossing the dry dessert is a serious challenge for military logistic. DS may be very cool but it is a too small "sandbox" if you want stories without links to the sorcerer-kings. I guess some "lost" species could reappear thanks "failed" reincarnation spells. In DS psiforged (psionic warforged), autognomes, glitchlings, shardminds or other living constructs don't need food and water and this could break the power balance.</blockquote>

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