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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9039338" data-attributes="member: 6802378">From the current point of view, Kara-Tur is a list of places, characters and creatures, without a true metaplot. We don't know how they could be affected by the spellplague. Other point is if there is a return of the martial adept classes (Tome of Batle: Book of the nine Swords) then these should be very present in Kara-Tur, in the same level psionic in Dark Sun.If WotC hired Asian artists from different countries to draw a manga, a manghua and a manghwa based in Kara-Tur, these would tell different stories, and they couldn't agree about who is the evil empire, but if this is a no-human faction. A reboot of Kara-Tur is totally possible, and more after the spellplague and the Sundering. [MEDIA=youtube]1ZtwOGN-ZeE[/MEDIA]When I try to imagine Kara-Tur my mind thinks wuxia animation, but this is too human-centric, and focused into one vs one, or one vs army. And for D&D standars, those cultivators are "broken", overpowered. D&D is more "sentai", in the sense about a team working together, but each role is very specialized.[MEDIA=youtube]FNICrpZGF0M:43[/MEDIA]And now there is a too common trope in the current isekai genre, the holographic interface to level up and unlock new skills of a talent tree. This shouldn't be right for the D&D style, but if you an artificer from Kamigawa: Neon Dinasty.In my opinion it would be easier an Asian company publishing a setting to be acquired later by WotC. It wouldn't be the first time Hasbro doing something like this.Other option could to start from zero with a new mini-setting style Radiant Citadel, and unlocking in the DMGuild.</blockquote>

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