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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 7972317" data-attributes="member: 7015558">The title is just the most obvious example of why the non-European inspired settings made in the 1980-90s would require a redesign to be published today.And I really don't want to get in an argument with you about whether another setting is better than FR, because I know nothing I say will ever convince you.I'll reiterate, that Wizards hasn't published an FR guide since the SCAG in 2015. They don't seem interested in publishing another, especially since they give us FR gazetteers every year in the adventure books.I know you don't agree that's right of them to do, but it's been the reality since 2015, and there is no hint that is changing. Instead, we've gotten 4 setting books in the last three years; 2 for MtG, 1 from a very popular 3rd party, and the last is a remake of the most recently developed setting.For that reason, I think Tarkir (a setting that MtG may possibly return to) is far likelier for a book than a region of FR. It's not the likeliest (I think other MtG settings are more likely before Tarkir), but if it's between the two the choice seems clear.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 7972317, member: 7015558"] The title is just the most obvious example of why the non-European inspired settings made in the 1980-90s would require a redesign to be published today. And I really don't want to get in an argument with you about whether another setting is better than FR, because I know nothing I say will ever convince you. I'll reiterate, that Wizards hasn't published an FR guide since the SCAG in 2015. They don't seem interested in publishing another, especially since they give us FR gazetteers every year in the adventure books. I know you don't agree that's right of them to do, but it's been the reality since 2015, and there is no hint that is changing. Instead, we've gotten 4 setting books in the last three years; 2 for MtG, 1 from a very popular 3rd party, and the last is a remake of the most recently developed setting. For that reason, I think Tarkir (a setting that MtG may possibly return to) is far likelier for a book than a region of FR. It's not the likeliest (I think other MtG settings are more likely before Tarkir), but if it's between the two the choice seems clear. [/QUOTE]

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