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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8821078" data-attributes="member: 6802378">if you detect some inconsistencies in the continuity then... BLAME VECNA! The D&amp;D Multiverse hasn't been the same since when Vecna cause all those troubles in Sigil. And the planeswalker Teferi Akosa can't be the guilty because I have asked him and this has denied it, and everybody knows Teferi is a good guy, so I believe him.The continuity of TTRPGs isn't like the comics or teleseries. Some changes are necessary for a better gameplay or because the sensibility of the new generations is different. And it would be a useless effort if after the DMs start to add their own changes, among other reasons to avoid players enjoing metagame adventages because they read the books. Today, for example, if you put Fizban the crazy old wizard in the Inn of the Last Home the players know the secret identity of Fizban. Or not all the kenders behave as clones of Dennis the menace. Lots of them maybe, but the players with a kender PC shouldn't be typecasted to a stereotype what may become too annoying.I wonder if we should await to see the ideas published in DMGuild when Dragonlance was unlocked. I guess somebody will publish ideas about alternate timelines, and if these are sold very well, then WotC could redesign the future marketing strategy.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8821078, member: 6802378"] [I]if you detect some inconsistencies in the continuity then... BLAME VECNA! The D&D Multiverse hasn't been the same since when Vecna cause all those troubles in Sigil. And the planeswalker Teferi Akosa can't be the guilty because I have asked him and this has denied it, and everybody knows Teferi is a good guy, so I believe him.[/I] The continuity of TTRPGs isn't like the comics or teleseries. Some changes are necessary for a better gameplay or because the sensibility of the new generations is different. And it would be a useless effort if after the DMs start to add their own changes, among other reasons to avoid players enjoing metagame adventages because they read the books. Today, for example, if you put Fizban the crazy old wizard in the Inn of the Last Home the players know the secret identity of Fizban. Or not all the kenders behave as clones of Dennis the menace. Lots of them maybe, but the players with a kender PC shouldn't be typecasted to a stereotype what may become too annoying. I wonder if we should await to see the ideas published in DMGuild when Dragonlance was unlocked. I guess somebody will publish ideas about alternate timelines, and if these are sold very well, then WotC could redesign the future marketing strategy. [/QUOTE]

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