D&D General Eberron: What Existing Studio Would You Want To Make A Game (+)

[doctorbadwolf]

Sharn with AC movement accented by the wonders of spell craft, airships, lightning trains and such would be beautiful.

Hell yes. I would prefer it be focused on either an artificer with lots of mobility toys or a rogue or ranger type, even a monk could be fun, but i want to parkour and ride weird things and fight on moving airships and such, while exploring Sharn and a few other locations.

 

[JConstantine]

What about Obsidian? Thry are still quite good at classic isometric crpgs. PoE Deadfire is very well regarded.

Perhaps. I didn't touch Deadfire as I bounced off their not-quite-D&D house system with the first game. They seem to want to focus on their own IPs and not touch licensed properties, though. If we're pure wish-listing, maybe that doesn't matter.

 

[Parmandur]

Paradox Entertainment, offering a Grand Strategy recreation of The Last War.

 

[JConstantine]

Paradox Entertainment, offering a Grand Strategy recreation of The Last War.

Coincidentally enough, I was thinking a Total War version of The Last War given their various Warhammer instalments.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Paradox Entertainment, offering a Grand Strategy recreation of The Last War.

Not an angle i would have considered!

 

[Cergorach]

What about Obsidian?

Deadfire is old, 2018, Just before the acquisition by Microsoft. These days Obsidian is all about games like Grounded, The Outer Worlds, Pentiment, and Avowed. Many of the great studios of the past are no longer what they were, the people that made them great at that time either moved on or changed.

 

[Gradine]

I'll second (or a lot more) Obsidian as an excellent choice for an Eberron isometric RPG. I'd not be opposed to Larian's take either, of course.

I would also take an immersive sim in the vein of Dishonored or Prey from Arkane Studios, set in Sharn.

Strategy sounds fun but I'm not a big grand strategy fan, so what I'd take is a 4x set on Xen'drik from Firaxis.