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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6530488" data-attributes="member: 22424">Initially because they'll want all their products to tie together and the best people to take the lead on that are their in-house experts - the RPG team.Once they get into the detail work you're right that the RPG team wouldn't do that - they'd work on the RPG products. But with a team of 7 they have bandwidth for about two products, which was why I suggested an adventure and a setting.The window of opportunity for cashing in on a movie release is pretty narrow, and it's out of WotC's hands. So their products have to be ready.Plus, it's not entirely without precedent them spending two years working on a single, really big project.You may well be right. I did say it was a guess. The only problem I have with the above is that I would expect to have heard something.Films get stuck in development hell all the time. Whoever wins the case, the D&D movie isn't immune to that; indeed, it's starting off in that state.I'll agree it's a given when there's a trailer (teaser or otherwise).</blockquote>