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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9261647" data-attributes="member: 6802378">We are talking about the point of view by the audience, but we should realise how it should be watched by the point of view by the producers. If it was so easy, then lots of studios could have tried to create their own epic fantasy franchise. If the FXs were too expensive, then we have got the option of the animation. Today the animation for adults is wellcome. Everybody knows not all the cartoons are for children. If the videogame BG3 has worked very well, then I hope there is an opened door for a Dragonlance videogame, where we shouldn't worry too much abouch the coherence with the previous canon because we should be able to customize it to our own taste.I suspect something is happening in Hollywood behind the curtains, and not only Disney, Warner or Paramount. There are some internal troubles we can't imagine. Then our speculations will be useless here.* About the lore my suspects is the king-priest of Ishtar was responsabile, but not totally, and even the true cause of the Cataclysm was linked mainly with the destroyed Zivilyn, an &quot;air body&quot; within the Krynnspace. The fall of the &quot;meteor&quot; on Instar was a colateral effect of the destruction of the Zivilyn planet (let's say the king-priest was responsible because he wanted to call/summon somebody else, and then he &quot;opened the wrong door&quot;).&nbsp;&nbsp;Maybe a part of Zivilyn was saved as a demiplane, a &quot;gift&quot; by he good deities to &quot;evacuate&quot; their loyal worshipers. Other piece of the world of Zivilyn was also &quot;saved&quot; but it is practically like a dark domain, a nightmare land to punish the souls of &quot;reincarnaed&quot; sinners who believed they could challenge the deities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9261647, member: 6802378"] We are talking about the point of view by the audience, but we should realise how it should be watched by the point of view by the producers. If it was so easy, then lots of studios could have tried to create their own epic fantasy franchise. If the FXs were too expensive, then we have got the option of the animation. Today the animation for adults is wellcome. Everybody knows not all the cartoons are for children. If the videogame BG3 has worked very well, then I hope there is an opened door for a Dragonlance videogame, where we shouldn't worry too much abouch the coherence with the previous canon because we should be able to customize it to our own taste. I suspect something is happening in Hollywood behind the curtains, and not only Disney, Warner or Paramount. There are some internal troubles we can't imagine. Then our speculations will be useless here. * About the lore my suspects is the king-priest of Ishtar was responsabile, but not totally, and even the true cause of the Cataclysm was linked mainly with the destroyed Zivilyn, an "air body" within the Krynnspace. The fall of the "meteor" on Instar was a colateral effect of the destruction of the Zivilyn planet (let's say the king-priest was responsible because he wanted to call/summon somebody else, and then he "opened the wrong door"). Maybe a part of Zivilyn was saved as a demiplane, a "gift" by he good deities to "evacuate" their loyal worshipers. Other piece of the world of Zivilyn was also "saved" but it is practically like a dark domain, a nightmare land to punish the souls of "reincarnaed" sinners who believed they could challenge the deities. [/QUOTE]

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