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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 8618828" data-attributes="member: 7030526">I don't think that Saltmarsh even counts as a visit honestly, it's not a meaningful exploration of the setting and isn't even marketed as a Greyhawk book, part of it was taken from Mystara, and it had options for setting it in various other settings. Not a visit, just an oversized cameo. I suspect both will be true, an FR Slipcase (the revisit) and a first visit for Greyhawk, a remake or new adventure for say Caatle Greyhawk. Your post is kind of confusing first you say FR is less likely then GH, then make a variety of points as to why FR makes more sense. Anyways my thoughts  1. The Forgotten Realms fan base is much larger then Greyhawk and their is simply more demand for FR products. There is a reason why FR gets the movie, MtG set, multiple board games, future TV shows, while Greyhawk collects dust, with Greyhawk refugees showing up in FR. 2. They will want maximum synergy with the FR movie, which could generate piles of new FR fans. 4. They can reuse some of the FR MtG art. 5. Greyhawk hasn't had a proper first visit, so it can't have a revisit 6. FR always gets somekind of new setting book with each new edition 7. FR fans have been complaining for years that regions outside the Swordcoast got  very little attention in the SCAG and about faulty mechanics. 8. FR originally had a bunch of mass combat modules and later a real time strategy game, it makes alot of sense to get one of these Battle Games. 9. They have been indicating for awhile now that they want to rework races in FR for awhile now. Lorendrow, Avendrow, Unidrow, and more. 10. They want more multiculturalism and FR is the most diverse setting in D&D. They can get  cultural consultants to update various regions. I could continue, but I think I made my points. PS what is an Avatar Bet?</blockquote>

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