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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9459295" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I can't say an opinion about the market in USA but D&D arrived to Spain in the begining of 90, but then World of Darkness started to be published. In the second half of the 90 here in Spain WoD was the star in the TTRPG industry, until this was replaced with the new WoD or CoD. Then D&D was popular in the 3.5 age.I can't tell about current Spanish market because only I buy D&D books in the comic shop where I live. * This is not like in the 90, not only because Harry Potter, Twilight saga and "Song of Ice and Fire" (Games of Thrones) have changed radically the industry of fantasy literature, but also because there is a strong influence by the manganime subgenre of isekai. * Lord Soth had got a lot of Darth Vader vibes, about the fallen knight. One of the things that makes the dark lords even more monstrous is that they have their own chances for redemption, but they miserably reject them. * Sam Raini's Army of Darkness is a good example of how epic fantasy, horror and comedy can work together.* How would be the Phyrexians invading Duskmourn?</blockquote>