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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8237976" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We should remember all the new PC races and classes from 3.5 Ed are canon in Greyhawk, even the totemist shaman or the darfellan from Stormwrack. Yes, Hasbro can hire other companies as outsoucers, and this is not wrong when these make a good work. It worked very well with 3.5 Dragonlance.Saying WotC doesn't need Gh is like Disney saying X-Men aren't neccesary because they are making enough money with the Avengers.Gr can be useful, for example, to sell a Risk version of D&D, or to test some risky experiment, for example an intercompany crossover (why not D&D skins in Fortnite, Street Fighter or another videogame?). Maybe a planar rift is discovered in the lake "Nyr Div" toward the astral sea, allowing interplanar trade with other spheres (Nenthir Vale at least, and from this to the rest of multiverse) or islands within the astral sea by skyships. * Why not a cartoon production based in the parody module "Castle Greyhawk"? Maybe a cosmic power who wants to have fun created a demiplane and send this to different worlds to mock the possible visitors. * It is not low-magic if the PC need spellcasters and magic item.* If an "isekai" from the Earth could travel to Oerth the cultural and technology impact would be like Mark Twain's "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court". * What if the Greyhawk wars didn't end by fault of a chronomancer who traveled to the past to save a life but this cause later other to be killed? Or there were visited by a transhuman alien civilitation (Altered Carbone or Eclipse Phase RPG) and they are almost not wellcomed because gods and prophets notice they can cause a lot of troubles, even when their intentions aren't bad. (OMG! an artificier gnome has just invented the 3D printer!!)</blockquote>

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