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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9359193" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Cultural consultants may be necessary, but don't hope they were totally objetive and honest, because nobody wants to talk about the flaws of your own land.Even if a title was "Chinese-friendly" and right for the eyes of the Chinese community, the goverment censorship could have a radically different point of view. Even if there are mistakes and unitentional offenses my opinion is these risks are necessary because a "xuanhuan" D&D could help to build a bridge between different cultures.And don't forget: injuries by the WWII hasn't healed in Pacific Asian coast yet. I guess WotC will bet for the strategy of Asian-themed settings by 3PPs in D&D Beyond.  [MEDIA=youtube]J75enyWdbBM[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]uttatwdLKWI[/MEDIA]We can't know what could be talking WotC and the megacorporation Tencent, but something could be possible. Even with the best inteintons to be impartial, Japan has to be the strongest influence because currently their soft-power is the highest one thanks decades of manga and anime, and here China and South-Korea are relatively just arrived.</blockquote>