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<blockquote data-quote="Jaeger" data-source="post: 8379647" data-attributes="member: 27996">Oh yes there is that.But Kyrnn is also just this side of D&amp;D fantasy that they could also just insert a sentence or two here and there in the book with stuff like: &quot;And here is the Halfling settlement&quot;, &quot;And such and such NPC is a Tiefling...&quot;.Easy enough to just toss in there. IF they decide to make DL one of the classic setting they bring back...The other side of the coin:WOTC and their D&amp;D team making exactly ZERO mentions of the upcoming new trilogy is a set of tea leaves in favor of no book coming out at all.And I favor this view.But if they do release a DL setting, then I believe that we will see DL get a major facelift in lots of areas.Now if they go and release a DL setting with only the bare minimum of bits 'retconned' for WOTC to put their stamp on it: Then I will obviously have been totally out to lunch on my prognostications...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jaeger, post: 8379647, member: 27996"] Oh yes there is that. But Kyrnn is also just this side of D&D fantasy that they could also just insert a sentence or two here and there in the book with stuff like: "And here is the Halfling settlement", "And such and such NPC is a Tiefling...". Easy enough to just toss in there. [I]IF[/I] they decide to make DL one of the classic setting they bring back... The other side of the coin: WOTC and their D&D team making exactly [I]ZERO[/I] mentions of the upcoming new trilogy is a set of tea leaves in favor of no book coming out at all. And I favor this view. But if they do release a DL setting, then I believe that we will see DL get a major facelift in lots of areas. Now if they go and release a DL setting with only the bare minimum of bits 'retconned' for WOTC to put their stamp on it: Then I will obviously have been totally out to lunch on my prognostications... [/QUOTE]

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