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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7977219" data-attributes="member: 37579">The D&D RPG team is pretty small still, so just getting three new hardcovers out each year is tricky. Which is why they often rely on reprints in the spring. But people like quarterly books and slightly more frequent releases...The MtG books help with that, as the bulk of those books can be written by the MtG story team. I expect we'll continue to see one of those every couple years as a "bonus" book. I doubt we'll see another Critical Role book for a while. Wildemount was made possible because Matthew Mercer has extensive notes necassary for the campaign, which were expanded by freelancers. Any other book will require a lot more work by him and other parties. There's not a year of campaigns and prep to use as a foundation.For classic settings... I expect Dark Sun. Because they can fill the book with new monsters and the psionicst.And... that's it. I just don't see them doing expansions on Eberron. That material is done and there's just less incentive to purchase without new class options. And other settings offer so little else. Dark Sun next fall in 2021, a new MtG setting 2022 and that's it for settings.</blockquote>