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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9626169" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I guess we could see something style D&D: Minecraft in D&D-Beyond. I see a great difference between fantasy and modern-age franchises. For example the ghostbusters use modern technology but not firearms. They could appear in Ravenloft and the power balance shouldn't be broken easily. Kratos "Ghost of Sparta" literally has killed deities. What would be his power level? The famous ninja turtles could be adapted to 5e stats but Beepop and Rocksteady with firearms are a different thing.Other point is what company would want its franchise to be adapted to D&D? The answer could be to earn brand power. For example "Dragon Quest" is an old videogame franchise but no so popular like Final Fantasy. The monsters from the shooter videogames are designed to face an one-man-army althought they hadn't a powerful ranged attack. Some times those monsters are easier to be defeated when the heroe has got the right weapons. Let's remember in the first confrontation between Robocop and the ED-209 our dear Murphy bit the dust but later with a couple of shots other could be destroyed easily.My theory is they are going to publish in the future a new edition of "Gamma World" and this will be introduced like a D&D spin-off. This new GW was to adapt sci-fi franchises style Overwatch, Doom, Fallout, Fortnite, Dead Space, Resident Evil, Buck Rogers..</blockquote>