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Message: <blockquote data-quote="IchneumonWasp" data-source="post: 7247776" data-attributes="member: 6787632">I don't think this is true necessarily. It's just that it makes sense, from a financial perspective not to support multiple settings at once. The D&D team is rather small. They can't afford to make stuff that is clearly directed towards one specific campaign setting, if that means that a large quantity of players won't even look at it. Most of the stuff that has been produced for Forgotten Realms is generic fantasy enough that it can be used in any campaign world. For example, I can see them coming out with an Eberron Campaign Setting + Adventure mixed into one, in a few years, after the psionic material has been released and they've had time to work on the Artificer, Eberron races and dragonmarks. But creating all of these take time and I like the fact that they don't want to release something before it is actually well done. Forgotten Realms can be done without them creating lots of extra mechanics.</blockquote>