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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 8410734" data-attributes="member: 7015558">I mean, you haven't actually been proven right yet, to be clear. See, I think FR being the central setting of 5E works against its likelihood of being a D&amp;D setting. FR gets an adventure book every year that adds more details to it as a setting. I personally feel the D&amp;D 5E team believes they can keep mining FR for adventures, but want to keep using setting books as a method of publishing worlds that will not get that same attention otherwise.I will reiterate (from another thread) FR is likely the frontrunner for this revisit spot. But I wouldn't count Greyhawk out just yet, it clearly has a lot of fans here and on the D&amp;D Staff (they're as much a sucker for nostalgia as us). And it really is a good candidate in that year due to the 50th Anniversary.A 50th Anniversary Greyhawk Guide would be super dope, I'd love it! A new FR book would be cool too though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 8410734, member: 7015558"] I mean, you haven't actually been proven right yet, to be clear. See, I think FR being the central setting of 5E works [I]against [/I]its likelihood of being a D&D setting. FR gets an adventure book every year that adds more details to it as a setting. I personally feel the D&D 5E team believes they can keep mining FR for adventures, but want to keep using setting books as a method of publishing worlds that will not get that same attention otherwise. I will reiterate (from another thread) FR is likely the frontrunner for this revisit spot. But I wouldn't count Greyhawk out just yet, it clearly has a lot of fans here and on the D&D Staff (they're as much a sucker for nostalgia as us). And it really is a good candidate in that year due to the 50th Anniversary. A 50th Anniversary Greyhawk Guide would be super dope, I'd love it! A new FR book would be cool too though. [/QUOTE]

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