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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8853380" data-attributes="member: 6802378">* I don't disagree about the potential menace of NSFW content. Why not anything like "Dark Pack" by White Wolf/Onyx Path? * Hasbro wants D&D to be cash-cow, a Pokemon not only family-friendly, but also interesting for teens and young adults, and mature playing with younger generations.Other factor is the power of this "brand" is more focused into the setting than certain characters. This could be important in the action-live adaptations because they aren't too linked with any characters, and then the producers shouldn't worry too much about the much.Ravenloft is perfect for a survival horror vieogame style Resident Evil VIII.If Hasbro makes money with D&D as a multimedia franchise, then they could be interested into other IPs from the TTRPG industry to follow the same steps. Here players of World/Chronicle of Darkness and other games by White Wolf/Onyx Path could find reasons to be worried.Hasbro doesn't need a new "Call of Chulhu d20" when Lovecraftian monsters are public domain now (and added to the bestiary of Pahtfinder) and they have got their own setting "Dark*Matter".* I suspect if Hasbro could, they would want to create a monster-tamer class for a D&D version of Pokemon/Digimon. * Halflings are perfect for a D&D farming simulation videogame.* The VTT D&D-One should get ready for other options, for example about managing a stronghold, a kingdom, or a mercenary squad.</blockquote>

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