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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 7820614" data-attributes="member: 20564">My take is the same conclusion but with 180 degree swapped energy. TSR financially split it's base among a large number of competing settings, that any book coming out only had a fraction of the D&D market. I think there was recent ENworld columns about it in the last few months.So I really want WotC to go slow and careful with settings. Enough to keep player interest, and to woo player (new and returning), but no more. So I hop they aren't coming out with DragonLance and Greyhawk on top of Eberron.On the flip side, there are a lot of great settings. Letting a 3rd party license them for an edition, or even just putting them on DMsguide means that they get a cut financially, the IP is kept alive and with an active fanbase for future releases, and Wizards is not fragmenting it's own product line.So I really hope they aren't coming out with them, and that we get to see lots of great fan creations on DMsguild.</blockquote>