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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7997860" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Dragonlance is a good example of how D&amp;D also can suffer the &quot;jumping the shark&quot; effect.[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_shark[/URL]My suggestion is allowing fandom to create and publish their own mash-up and uchronies. For example the future where Raistlin become the supreme deity, and the &quot;parallel earth&quot; of the story &quot;There is Another Shore You Know, Upon the Other Side&quot; where king-priest stole divinity to the complete Krynn pantheon. Raitslins god and some factions want to travel the past, or conquer some neighbour time sphere, but agents from the different factions arrived to other place, the akasha demiplane, a &quot;backup&quot; of space-time continium created by gods to avoid temporal paradoxes. The akasha demiplane shows how the past is remembered, not how happened really. Later some multiverse crisis event causes a patchworld with pieces of different settings, like the demiplane of dread, but without the troubles caused by the dark powers. The akasha demiplane is the battlefield of a conflict about who wants to keep the tradition and who wants to allow the change, the &quot;reboot&quot;. Dragonlance also will come back, but not in this phase yet. This setting needs a lot of work to avoid the rage by the fandom. Do you remember the controversies among fans of old and new Star Trek, or followers of the different Star Wars trilogies?A cartoon Dragonlance movie was produced, and it was a flop (maybe too violent to be watched with little children).&nbsp; They can't allow themself to repeat the same mistake again.I have said I would like to know how would be the Heroes of Dragonlances drawned with a Disney style. At least it could be used to sell merchandising (shirts, toys..).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7997860, member: 6802378"] Dragonlance is a good example of how D&D also can suffer the "jumping the shark" effect. [URL unfurl="true"]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jumping_the_shark[/URL] My suggestion is allowing fandom to create and publish their own mash-up and uchronies. For example the future where Raistlin become the supreme deity, and the "parallel earth" of the story "There is Another Shore You Know, Upon the Other Side" where king-priest stole divinity to the complete Krynn pantheon. Raitslins god and some factions want to travel the past, or conquer some neighbour time sphere, but agents from the different factions arrived to other place, the akasha demiplane, a "backup" of space-time continium created by gods to avoid temporal paradoxes. The akasha demiplane shows how the past is remembered, not how happened really. Later some multiverse crisis event causes a patchworld with pieces of different settings, like the demiplane of dread, but without the troubles caused by the dark powers. The akasha demiplane is the battlefield of a conflict about who wants to keep the tradition and who wants to allow the change, the "reboot". Dragonlance also will come back, but not in this phase yet. This setting needs a lot of work to avoid the rage by the fandom. Do you remember the controversies among fans of old and new Star Trek, or followers of the different Star Wars trilogies? A cartoon Dragonlance movie was produced, and it was a flop (maybe too violent to be watched with little children). They can't allow themself to repeat the same mistake again. I have said I would like to know how would be the Heroes of Dragonlances drawned with a Disney style. At least it could be used to sell merchandising (shirts, toys..). [/QUOTE]

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