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<blockquote data-quote="Imban" data-source="post: 3942607" data-attributes="member: 29206">I voted for every option but the bottom one, since I'd like to see, well, basically anything and everything. The more diversity in settings they present and the more they present the wide-ranging coolness of D&amp;D and demonstrate how your homebrews can be or can be updated, the better. Granted, there are so many old settings that I'd be happy to see a revival of that WotC can't possibly properly serve all of them even with a setting a year and no new settings for 15 years, so I've got no real opinion on *which* they should bring back - the only things that'd displease me here are if Forgotten Realms and Eberron were it again, or if all the released settings were the most &quot;generic fantasy&quot; possible - Forgotten Realms, then Greyhawk, then Dragonlance, then a new 4e setting based on extrapolation from core + core splatbook flavor, then Mystara, for instance. I'd rather see the Savage Coast / Red Steel, a campaign setting I'd always hated, than that, simply because it's a different setting with unique mechanics and assumptions. Of course, Eberron's been announced as the second, so at the very least we'd have that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imban, post: 3942607, member: 29206"] I voted for every option but the bottom one, since I'd like to see, well, basically anything and everything. The more diversity in settings they present and the more they present the wide-ranging coolness of D&D and demonstrate how your homebrews can be or can be updated, the better. Granted, there are so many old settings that I'd be happy to see a revival of that WotC can't possibly properly serve all of them even with a setting a year and no new settings for 15 years, so I've got no real opinion on *which* they should bring back - the only things that'd displease me here are if Forgotten Realms and Eberron were it again, or if [b]all[/b] the released settings were the most "generic fantasy" possible - Forgotten Realms, then Greyhawk, then Dragonlance, then a new 4e setting based on extrapolation from core + core splatbook flavor, then Mystara, for instance. I'd rather see the Savage Coast / Red Steel, a campaign setting I'd always hated, than that, simply because it's a [b]different[/b] setting with unique mechanics and assumptions. Of course, Eberron's been announced as the second, so at the very least we'd have that. [/QUOTE]

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