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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 8223619" data-attributes="member: 6906155">I think there is a demand for a grittier, more grounded, low magic, human-dominated campaign world. Something closer to the real world in the 14th century but with magic on the periphery. You could make it Greyhawk, but then you would have to move away from being a "core rules" setting and have rules that support it. Greyhawk was a grittier, more grounded, lower magic, human-dominated setting because it used 1st edition core rules, and 1st edition AD&D was grittier, more grounded, lower magic and human-dominated. If you run Greyhawk using 5e core rules it becomes just like any other core rules setting.WotC might be better starting from scratch with a new purpose-designed pseudo-historical setting. But personally I think as a toy company Hasbro are more interested in targeting the younger market.</blockquote>