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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HonorBoundSamurai632" data-source="post: 7723784" data-attributes="member: 6790888">For movie and toy purposes, that is understandable. But if you are right, then WoTC shouldn't be putting out products like Dungeonolgy with that Volo's Guide to the Forgotten Realms in the back that mentions Kara-Tur, Zakahara, Greyhawk, and even Sigil. It also is frustrating to see something like Tales from the Yawning Portal, which had 3 of the updated adventures specifically defaulted to Greyhawk. Last, if WoTC is moving everything into the Realms, they should have never mentioned that the default setting is the D&D Multiverse in the core books.I know many will disagree with me .... but sometimes WoTC reminds me of the Eric Cartman-type child who has the cool toys but won't allow Kyle to touch them because he can. I'm not saying I want the Realms completely wiped out of publication .... but how about a 1 and done campaign book in the vein of Sword Coast Adventurer's Guide? Do one (and only 1) Greyhawk book like that. Same page count, same price point, I'll be more than happy to buy the campaign map and City of Greyhawk map from Mike Schley, and then continue to offer setting suggestions in their two main adventure books they do each year. Same thing with Planescape. Instead of saying everyone from all over the multiverse comes to The Yawning Portal ..... they could have done a 1 and done book on Sigil and the planes. Like I said about the Greyhawk suggestion, let me buy the Sigil map from Schley and do the same page count and price point as SCAG.If those do well ..... that might even give them enough incentive to possibly do 1 and done books for Eberron and Dragonlance (although that might not work because Eberron is more fleshed out than Greyhawk and Dragonlance has three very detailed time periods available to play in).</blockquote>

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