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<blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 4792541" data-attributes="member: 2205">I would have agreed with that a few years ago, but the phenomenal success Paizo had with the heavily steeped in Greyhawk mythos Adventure Paths and other articles they did make me question that agreement.&nbsp; In other words; Age of Worms, the Demonomicon, and the others demonstrate that there's a strong market for Greyhawk adventures and source material after all.&nbsp; Granted, they're also elements that can be easily ported into other settings, but Greyhawk is their implicit setting.&nbsp; Greyhawkiana was also bolstered by other late 3.5-era products, like the Fiendish Codices.&nbsp; Also written, largely, by Paizo guys freelancing.Of course, that begs the question of whether or not the Paizo guys &quot;get&quot; iconic D&amp;D better than the current crop of WotC designers, but there you have it.&nbsp; If WotC freelanced the writing of the Greyhawk setting to Mona, Jacobs and Co., I have no doubt that it would be a product that Greyhawk fans would almost certainly like.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Desdichado, post: 4792541, member: 2205"] I would have agreed with that a few years ago, but the phenomenal success Paizo had with the heavily steeped in Greyhawk mythos Adventure Paths and other articles they did make me question that agreement. In other words; Age of Worms, the Demonomicon, and the others demonstrate that there's a strong market for Greyhawk adventures and source material after all. Granted, they're also elements that can be easily ported into other settings, but Greyhawk is their implicit setting. Greyhawkiana was also bolstered by other late 3.5-era products, like the Fiendish Codices. Also written, largely, by Paizo guys freelancing. Of course, that begs the question of whether or not the Paizo guys "get" iconic D&D better than the current crop of WotC designers, but there you have it. If WotC freelanced the writing of the Greyhawk setting to Mona, Jacobs and Co., I have no doubt that it would be a product that Greyhawk fans would almost certainly like. [/QUOTE]

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