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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 7658076" data-attributes="member: 7006">Sure, they *could*... but there's already a ton of stuff in 2E, 3E, and 4E about and for Sigil in all kinds of various books.  At what point is just rewriting and reprinting information that many of us already own and have on our shelves worth it to WotC spending the money on to reproduce?  What could possibly be added to a potential aide *besides* a handful of monsters and NPCs whose statblocks are in 5E style?It's the same reason why I don't really see a need for a new Eberron Campaign Setting for instance.  Sure, stats for the Eberron races and specific mechanical things like dragonmarks would be really useful-- that's a definite.  But the actual *campaign setting*?  If the timeline doesn't advance, the entire book would just be a reprint of exactly what was already fleshed out in detail in the 3E and 4E Eberron books.  Nothing much would be gained over just directing people to dndclassics.com to pick up one of the prior edition's guides and telling them to use that (plus these player mechanics we'll offer for free on the website so you can fully create your Eberron characters.)</blockquote>