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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8113633" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I guess the metaplot of the D&D worlds will start to continue when Hasbro was making money with the media productions and videogames, but that phase hasn't arrived yet. Now Hasbro can hire better scripters and writers for their franchises, but maybe these with new ideas could demand a reboot.  Sometimes I imagine Nentir Vale as a new transition setting, with (hidden) planar gates to other worlds.Theros had got its own plot and some "big fishes" have fallen.My suggestion for Ravenloft is the core lands to be bigger, because if the demiplane has got too many manhunter monsters then it would be like a ecosystem collapsing by fault or too many predators and not enough preys. In a way Gary Gygax's gord the rogue novels ended with a [ISPOILER]reboot[/ISPOILER] In my opinion the 6th Ed will be in 2030, after learning with videogames and testing new ideas.My question is about what do you think with the limits of the changes in the background or metaplot. What changes wouldn't you accept noway? And what do you think about DM Guild allowing sourcebooks about alternate timelines, uchronies or parallel universes, like the time-spheres from AD&D Chronomancers? Let's imagine a dragonlance fan publishing a webcomic with a different plot.</blockquote>