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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Marandahir" data-source="post: 8072938" data-attributes="member: 6803643">Sorry for the confusion, I was trying to highlight the repetitions of types of book.Acquisitions, Inc. is considered a Campaign Setting Guide officially by WotC. As it's a bit different from the other ones, I've seen it as one of the "minor" Campaign Setting books - that is to say, not much required out of WotC to produce and issue (Wayfinder's Guide to Eberron & Explorer's Guide to Wildemount fall into this same grouping). This is separate from the MAJOR Campaign setting books issued each year the last three years, of which it's been MtG/Classic/MtG, so I'd expect Classic next year and then MtG in 2022.It's possible, however, that something like Planescape could come as a "Minor" Campaign Setting or even as a non-AL combo adventure path like Ghosts of Saltmarsh did (with special rules for the setting). I would expect a book of Monsters next year, certainly akin to VGtM and MToF, and probably would have come this year in Tasha's had they not had to fast-track the Player Origin/Ancestries rules for 2020 given the zeitgeist of the times.Dark Sun is Sword & Sorcerer too, but it's also Sword & Sandal, and Apocalyptic World, and Old School Survivalist gameplay, and urban evil empire gameplay, and psionics. Greyhawk is fun, but it doesn't provide nearly as much as other settings do to a game that already has FR (which I know, is much more "high" fantasy than Greyhawk is. But they're both Fantasy Kitchen Soup settings rich in the lore of game's cosmic DNA).</blockquote>

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