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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kramodlog" data-source="post: 7685338" data-attributes="member: 55961">I do not know, but 24 million is a lot of people. Even a fraction is a lot. I find it difficult they didn't want those. The idea of slapping the D&D logo on it is also done to get people who are familiar with the brand to buy the game.And won't make much of a difference if I understand you. If I get what your saying is that the game wasn't designed with them in mind because they were too small of an audience.I just think they wanted to appeal to fans, some of the marketing points to that, but didn't do it properly or overestimated brand loyalty. "Stick the D&D logo on it and they will come". Yeah, that worked great with 4e...Those are apples and oranges. Varisia and Avistan was Golarion for a time. As you say, the FR has more than 30 years of material. Where you set them as impact on stories. Like if you tap Thay, Mulhorand and Chult's potential for stories... Oops, they can't. Or they can write stories about plane traveling... Oops, they can't. Tapping Strahd's potential as a BBEG vampire is inaccessable. You get the idea.</blockquote>