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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8000591" data-attributes="member: 6802378">There is a good reason for the return of Oriental Adventures, the potential section of the market of the otaku fandom. Manga and animes are making a lot of money. There is even a d20 manga. If Hasbro wants, they could sell action figures of famous characters from Shonen Jump, for example Dragon Quest: the adventures of Fly. If they agree, this manga magazine could publish a new franchise with its own version of D&amp;D: Adventures Orientals. If Hasbro wants, WotC could publish a Planeshift: Visionaries or Planeshift: Beast Wars, at least for the next April's Fool to test the reaction by the fandom.WotC could publish a D&amp;D version of famous franchises, but if they want to be linked to the D&amp;D multiverse we may need a really good explanation. Hasbro can create its own sword &amp; planet franchise. If Hasbro buys Mattel then the things could change.Greyhawk will come back, but they aren't ready yet. They need some ideas about how to continue the metaplot.I am starting to think the strategy will be first the media title, for example short films in youtube, and later the TTRPGs as adaptations of the most popular series by EnternaimentOne/Allspark.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8000591, member: 6802378"] There is a good reason for the return of Oriental Adventures, the potential section of the market of the otaku fandom. Manga and animes are making a lot of money. There is even a d20 manga. If Hasbro wants, they could sell action figures of famous characters from Shonen Jump, for example Dragon Quest: the adventures of Fly. If they agree, this manga magazine could publish a new franchise with its own version of D&D: Adventures Orientals. If Hasbro wants, WotC could publish a Planeshift: Visionaries or Planeshift: Beast Wars, at least for the next April's Fool to test the reaction by the fandom. WotC could publish a D&D version of famous franchises, but if they want to be linked to the D&D multiverse we may need a really good explanation. Hasbro can create its own sword & planet franchise. If Hasbro buys Mattel then the things could change. Greyhawk will come back, but they aren't ready yet. They need some ideas about how to continue the metaplot. I am starting to think the strategy will be first the media title, for example short films in youtube, and later the TTRPGs as adaptations of the most popular series by EnternaimentOne/Allspark. [/QUOTE]

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