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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8042238" data-attributes="member: 6802378">FR never was my favorite line. I miss others. I'm sure Ravenloft will come back throught the front door, because it's a multimedia franchise easier to sell to young adult market. It allows different styles from kid-friendly (a sadic darklord suffers the curse when it tries to hurt an innocent victim this only is teletransported to other place, and he can ejoy no gore scene) or darker tones.Dragonlance will not be in this phase, but it is a potential cash-cow. The franchise in hands by Disney could produce a CGI serie to becomes a true smashing-hit, but the scriptters could ask some retcons, and I doubt Paramount wanted it while this had got the exclusive rights. Hasbro can allow itself higher risks to media adaptation of lesser famous lines, for example Jakandor, or Mystara (+ Hollow World + Red Steel/Savage Coast).Spelljammer is on the way, and even we could discover other creatures from Hasbroverse as &quot;guest artists&quot;, for example the dire wraiths, the archenemies of Rom the spaceknight. If there is a reboot of &quot;Beast Wars&quot; I could bet we will see a d20 version of maximal and predacons as PC races, at least as April's Fool.After the videogame Baldruc's Gate the next title coud be Dark Sun. Sometimes I try to imagine a Jakandor-Dark Sun crossover.Birthright is perfect for an action-life production for fandom who miss &quot;Game of Thrones&quot;, but here the key is a really good story, and this is a true challenge for the scripters.In the past I suggested several times the idea of recovering the concept of time spheres from AD&amp;D chronomancer, parallel worlds where the players are totally free to alter the canon metaplot (for example Dragonlance where Raistlin's daughter tries to avoid her father to cause the apocalypse when he becomes a deity).&nbsp; Hasbro and Paramount has got a five-years deal. Maybe later Hasbro could allows licencing distributed with different companies, for example FR for Paramount, other with Disney, and a third with a videogame developer.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8042238, member: 6802378"] FR never was my favorite line. I miss others. I'm sure Ravenloft will come back [I]throught the front door[/I], because it's a multimedia franchise easier to sell to young adult market. It allows different styles from kid-friendly (a sadic darklord suffers the curse when it tries to hurt an innocent victim this only is teletransported to other place, and he can ejoy no gore scene) or darker tones. Dragonlance will not be in this phase, but it is a potential cash-cow. The franchise in hands by Disney could produce a CGI serie to becomes a true smashing-hit, but the scriptters could ask some retcons, and I doubt Paramount wanted it while this had got the exclusive rights. Hasbro can allow itself higher risks to media adaptation of lesser famous lines, for example Jakandor, or Mystara (+ Hollow World + Red Steel/Savage Coast). Spelljammer is on the way, and even we could discover other creatures from Hasbroverse as "guest artists", for example the dire wraiths, the archenemies of Rom the spaceknight. If there is a reboot of "Beast Wars" I could bet we will see a d20 version of maximal and predacons as PC races, at least as April's Fool. After the videogame Baldruc's Gate the next title coud be Dark Sun. Sometimes I try to imagine a Jakandor-Dark Sun crossover. Birthright is perfect for an action-life production for fandom who miss "Game of Thrones", but here the key is a really good story, and this is a true challenge for the scripters. In the past I suggested several times the idea of recovering the concept of time spheres from AD&D chronomancer, parallel worlds where the players are totally free to alter the canon metaplot (for example Dragonlance where Raistlin's daughter tries to avoid her father to cause the apocalypse when he becomes a deity). Hasbro and Paramount has got a five-years deal. Maybe later Hasbro could allows licencing distributed with different companies, for example FR for Paramount, other with Disney, and a third with a videogame developer. [/QUOTE]

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