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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gradine" data-source="post: 7167018" data-attributes="member: 57112">Personally, this is exactly what I'd like to see out of WotC precisely because that's the exact opposite of anything I'd do. I don't want, say, the ECS basically re-printed with a few mechanical tweaks. I want to see a different interpretation, one specifically designed to jive well with 5e.I don't have to (or expect to) like everything they'd do, but if nothing else it'd allow me to flex my creativity by deciding exactly how much to incorporate, how much to dig from the original setting. Ideally, even if I absolutely hate the changes they give, it would illuminate the stuff that I wouldn't have otherwise noticed probably needed changes, and fill in those holes myself.I'm not a purist and I don't care one whit about canon, certainly not in a game-world I'm designing myself (which any DM is doing regardless of if they're using a published setting or homebrewing). More material (and more varied material) is always going to be a more worthwhile to me than a basic retread with 10-20 pages of mechanical updates, for the creative spark if nothing else. Campaign settings are always more interesting to me when there are an infinite number of different versions of them.</blockquote>