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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iwarrior-poet" data-source="post: 5073770" data-attributes="member: 13860">Well---he did bring back Wulfgar (and I think I read somewhere that he meant for his death to be permanent---but reconsidered when the fans went nuts). so I think if he really wanted to---he could stretch it and bring them back. And that is kind of my point in general---he has spent, what 20+ years developing these characters? I think a lot of fans will be very upset if he drops everyone save Drizzt and maybe Bruenor (though he is pretty old). I really doubt he is going to do a full restart in the 4e campaign with Drizzt and Guenhwyvar as the only carry overs. He risks loosing too many fans. On the other hand--I think a novel set in the post 3.5/pre4e time span would be pretty lousy too. I am not very interested in reading about a world where everyone is just trying to dodge spellplague stuff and trying to find old relics that still have some magic in them.But then I am not a big fan of 4e in general---Forgotten Realms 4e in particular.Here is my lame-ass prediction for the next storyline:Drizzt goes on a quest to find Regis and Catie Brie. He communes with Mielikki (can't remember if Mielikke makes it to 4e), and his goddess grants him passage to the demi-plane where Regis and Catie now reside. He journeys there and convinces them to return. They agree and are able to return to FR after Wulfar and Bruenor plead with their gods to ressurect their friends. The gods grand their wishes---but demand a part of their life essence in return (which they needed anyway because there weren't any bodies around for an easy ressurection). The Heroes of the Hall return to Kelvin's Cairn and...Eh...Sound lame, but who knows?</blockquote>

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