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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9368185" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Let's remember the videogame BG3 is not for children, at all.I don't remember players of Hero-Quest board game with that type of controversies.D&amp;D brand is like a cluster of different subfranchises. It is Ravenloft and Dark Sun, but also Stryxhaven and Witchlight.Now the goal isn't milking the cow yet, but the brand has to earn more value.There isn't a magic formula to produce blockbuster with a predeterminated IP. Hollywood has tried it lots of times in the last years and not always it worked. Even when they did it after they were too &quot;burnt&quot; for new sequels.Do you remember that movie where a beardless Jason Momoa played Conan the barbarian?When Harry Potter saga was published, a new generation of readers started to be interested into the books. Can you say me any fantasy best-seller for children? Years after &quot;Twilight&quot; saga, is there any supernatural romance published in the last years? After the Witcher Wheel of Time and Game of Thrones, can you say any fantasy saga for adults?And novels only need a writter. A cinematographic production, action-live or animation, need more work, time and workers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9368185, member: 6802378"] Let's remember the videogame BG3 is not for children, at all. I don't remember players of Hero-Quest board game with that type of controversies. D&D brand is like a cluster of different subfranchises. It is Ravenloft and Dark Sun, but also Stryxhaven and Witchlight. Now the goal isn't milking the cow yet, but the brand has to earn more value. There isn't a magic formula to produce blockbuster with a predeterminated IP. Hollywood has tried it lots of times in the last years and not always it worked. Even when they did it after they were too "burnt" for new sequels. Do you remember that movie where a beardless Jason Momoa played Conan the barbarian? When Harry Potter saga was published, a new generation of readers started to be interested into the books. Can you say me any fantasy best-seller for children? Years after "Twilight" saga, is there any supernatural romance published in the last years? After the Witcher Wheel of Time and Game of Thrones, can you say any fantasy saga for adults? And novels only need a writter. A cinematographic production, action-live or animation, need more work, time and workers. [/QUOTE]

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