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<blockquote data-quote="M.L. Martin" data-source="post: 3984778" data-attributes="member: 4086">He may have a point--it remains one of the only two settings that TSR/WotC discontinued twice (the other being Greyhawk).&nbsp; I'm sure it did well for SP/MWP, but the economics of scale suggest that it may not be viable for the larger company.&nbsp; Granted, the same might be true for any other setting besides the Realms and Eberron, but DL and GH also may have additional hurdles to overcome (DL's novel dependency and numerous sudden changes, GH's old-guard and splintered fanbase).&nbsp;&nbsp; I expect they'll do something for the 25th Anniversary, but if they do, I expect it to be a one-shot or short-run project, possibly with the license re-extended to MWP.&nbsp; If you guys weren't doing Dragons of Autumn, Winter and Spring, I'd expect it to be a 4E reimagining of the original modules.&nbsp; They still might do that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="M.L. Martin, post: 3984778, member: 4086"] He may have a point--it remains one of the only two settings that TSR/WotC discontinued [i]twice[/i] (the other being [i]Greyhawk[/i]). I'm sure it did well for SP/MWP, but the economics of scale suggest that it may not be viable for the larger company. Granted, the same might be true for any other setting besides the Realms and Eberron, but DL and GH also may have additional hurdles to overcome (DL's novel dependency and numerous sudden changes, GH's old-guard and splintered fanbase). I expect they'll do something for the 25th Anniversary, but if they do, I expect it to be a one-shot or short-run project, possibly with the license re-extended to MWP. If you guys weren't doing [i]Dragons of Autumn, Winter[/i] and [i]Spring[/i], I'd expect it to be a 4E reimagining of the original modules. They still might do that. [/QUOTE]

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