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<blockquote data-quote="Cyber-Dave" data-source="post: 7469022" data-attributes="member: 82132"><p>I don't want to make predictions just yet. Ravnica has been a surprise curveball. To some extent, I bet it is a product test. Same for Eberron, to be honest. What a future release schedule will look like will depend on how well those two products sell. I hope Eberron does very well (and have already bought a copy of the Wayfarer's as such). If it does, we might see more settings open up as PDF/Playtest-to-POD releases. That is probably the best we can hope for setting based products as setting based products typically don't sell very well. Whether we see more Magic-the-Gathering releases as D&amp;D worlds will probably depend on how Ravnica does. I suspect that the Ravnica release was forced onto Mearls and company from on-high. I am sure it will be quality product, as Mearls will probably try and make the best of it, but I am currently extremely ambivalent about that product and can't say more. I both think it looks exciting and I am very disappointed that it isn't Planescape/Spelljammer. I thought that we were going to get a Planescape/Spelljammer release this time around, so I still think that Planescape/Spelljammer is probably the most likely next product in the schedule. As for all other settings (including Dark Sun), I think we can hope for an Eberron release at best, and even then, only if people purchase the Wayfarer's guide.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Cyber-Dave, post: 7469022, member: 82132"] I don't want to make predictions just yet. Ravnica has been a surprise curveball. To some extent, I bet it is a product test. Same for Eberron, to be honest. What a future release schedule will look like will depend on how well those two products sell. I hope Eberron does very well (and have already bought a copy of the Wayfarer's as such). If it does, we might see more settings open up as PDF/Playtest-to-POD releases. That is probably the best we can hope for setting based products as setting based products typically don't sell very well. Whether we see more Magic-the-Gathering releases as D&D worlds will probably depend on how Ravnica does. I suspect that the Ravnica release was forced onto Mearls and company from on-high. I am sure it will be quality product, as Mearls will probably try and make the best of it, but I am currently extremely ambivalent about that product and can't say more. I both think it looks exciting and I am very disappointed that it isn't Planescape/Spelljammer. I thought that we were going to get a Planescape/Spelljammer release this time around, so I still think that Planescape/Spelljammer is probably the most likely next product in the schedule. As for all other settings (including Dark Sun), I think we can hope for an Eberron release at best, and even then, only if people purchase the Wayfarer's guide. [/QUOTE]

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