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Message: <blockquote data-quote="weldon" data-source="post: 7715465" data-attributes="member: 18817">I'm not sure if we are having two different discussions here…A: people who want adventures with hooks and fluff that are clearly set in non-FR campaign settings (and those that disagree with them)B: people who want campaign settings books that are not FR (and those that disagree with them)I'm pretty mild on both topics, but (FWIW) my own opinion is that Wizards should focus on bringing more new people into a "shared" D&D experience. My own experience indicates that new campaign books wouldn't lead to more fun at the table (I wouldn't play with them), but I'm still nostalgic for them because I loved reading all of them. Like everyone else here, I'm easily convinced to apply my own experience to understand why Wizards is acting the way they are. Perhaps they agree with me that campaign settings books (or adventure books that don't easily fit into a "shared" narrative) wouldn't actually get used at the table and their limited creative resources are better applied elsewhere.</blockquote>