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<blockquote data-quote="Sadrik" data-source="post: 3944053" data-attributes="member: 14506">So here are the years. Assuming 4E lasts 8 years that takes us to 2015. Hopefully it lasts indefinitely!2008- Forgotten Realms and Points of Light2009- Something with a psionics focus (Dark Sun, Ebberon) and Greyhawk2010- d20 modern and d20 Sci-fi (Because these would be cool if brought into the same game with D&amp;D rather than have there own different rules)2011- Oriental so they can have samurai, ninja, and monks (because it is so 4E) and Arabian too2012- Horror- HP lovecraft style and Ravenloft2013- Planescape and Knights and Kingdoms2014- Epicness and how great it is to be epic (Hercules, Merlin and Beowulf)2015- Something new here to preview 5EAlso, the game settings in my opinion should not be a list of cities with every inhabitant, they should be much briefer and painted in broad strokes so that the DM can &quot;make-it-their-own&quot;. The setting should be written from the players perspective so that the player will need the book to play in the setting (specific character rules and fluff etc.) This also, makes it important for the DM portion to be setting specific lite. Their should probably be 50% DM/Player fluff and 50% player crunch (DM crunch should be in the form of an adventure book, monsters appear in the MM).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sadrik, post: 3944053, member: 14506"] So here are the years. Assuming 4E lasts 8 years that takes us to 2015. Hopefully it lasts indefinitely! 2008- Forgotten Realms and Points of Light 2009- Something with a psionics focus (Dark Sun, Ebberon) and Greyhawk 2010- d20 modern and d20 Sci-fi (Because these would be cool if brought into the same game with D&D rather than have there own different rules) 2011- Oriental so they can have samurai, ninja, and monks (because it is so 4E) and Arabian too 2012- Horror- HP lovecraft style and Ravenloft 2013- Planescape and Knights and Kingdoms 2014- Epicness and how great it is to be epic (Hercules, Merlin and Beowulf) 2015- Something new here to preview 5E Also, the game settings in my opinion should not be a list of cities with every inhabitant, they should be much briefer and painted in broad strokes so that the DM can "make-it-their-own". The setting should be written from the players perspective so that the player will need the book to play in the setting (specific character rules and fluff etc.) This also, makes it important for the DM portion to be setting specific lite. Their should probably be 50% DM/Player fluff and 50% player crunch (DM crunch should be in the form of an adventure book, monsters appear in the MM). [/QUOTE]

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