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<blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 5867955" data-attributes="member: 3192">(Re)Release Epic of Aerth by Gygax. It's the only setting Wizards still owns which Gary wrote. I mean, a Greyhawk one-off would be nice too, but it would need at least 3 or 4 distinct timelines to satisfy all its fans.For totally new stuff, just wow us. One of those designers up there wrote Ptolus. I'm guessing there're some more settings those guys have as well. Personally, I don't believe settings need adventure-specific products or even supplements. If it really sells well, then maybe a couple, but a &quot;take what you want&quot; and &quot;Mix &amp; Match&quot; mindset in players would go a long way in keeping CSs from being customer dividers. Not only would it allow more variety and sell more settings, but it would grow some setting creation monsters in the community too (by which I mean people).Once that last happens, you have some hard core adventure writers you can contract with. And a setting search wouldn't hurt at that point either, if it could be kept low cost and done easily.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="howandwhy99, post: 5867955, member: 3192"] (Re)Release [I]Epic of Aerth[/I] by Gygax. It's the only setting Wizards still owns which Gary wrote. I mean, a Greyhawk one-off would be nice too, but it would need at least 3 or 4 distinct timelines to satisfy all its fans. For totally new stuff, just wow us. One of those designers up there wrote Ptolus. I'm guessing there're some more settings those guys have as well. Personally, I don't believe settings need adventure-specific products or even supplements. If it really sells well, then maybe a couple, but a "take what you want" and "Mix & Match" mindset in players would go a long way in keeping CSs from being customer dividers. Not only would it allow more variety and sell more settings, but it would grow some setting creation monsters in the community too (by which I mean people). Once that last happens, you have some hard core adventure writers you can contract with. And a setting search wouldn't hurt at that point either, if it could be kept low cost and done easily. [/QUOTE]

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