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<blockquote data-quote="Levistus's_Leviathan" data-source="post: 8323092" data-attributes="member: 7023887">We recently got news that 2 completely new, non-M:tG settings are currently being worked on by Wizards of the Coast. Assuming neither of them are dropped, and both of them are completely new to D&amp;D as a whole (not a collaborative project, like the Wildemount and Acq. Inc. books were), this could be adding some entirely new themes to the current official cast of D&amp;D 5e settings. There is a lot that these new settings could cover, the possibilities are literally limitless, but as D&amp;D is a fantasy game, they're almost definitely going to be tied back to the main identity of the hobby. In this thread's poll, I have included many different possible themes that could be covered by a new setting, ignoring themes that have been largely covered by already official D&amp;D 5e settings (like no &quot;Base D&amp;D-type&quot; settings, as the Forgotten Realms and Exandria are already official). Choose up to 3 of those themes that you would prefer a future official D&amp;D setting book to focus on, and feel free to speculate, explain your reasons for the options you chose, and otherwise discuss this topic below. (If you have any suggestions for other options to add to the poll, feel free to comment below recommending them. I put up all main unexplored themes that I could think of, but am undoubtedly missing a few possible options.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Levistus's_Leviathan, post: 8323092, member: 7023887"] We recently got news that 2 completely new, non-M:tG settings are currently being worked on by Wizards of the Coast. Assuming neither of them are dropped, and both of them are completely new to D&D as a whole (not a collaborative project, like the Wildemount and Acq. Inc. books were), this could be adding some entirely new themes to the current official cast of D&D 5e settings. There is a lot that these new settings could cover, the possibilities are literally limitless, but as D&D is a fantasy game, they're almost definitely going to be tied back to the main identity of the hobby. In this thread's poll, I have included many different possible themes that could be covered by a new setting, ignoring themes that have been largely covered by already official D&D 5e settings (like no "Base D&D-type" settings, as the Forgotten Realms and Exandria are already official). Choose up to 3 of those themes that you would prefer a future official D&D setting book to focus on, and feel free to speculate, explain your reasons for the options you chose, and otherwise discuss this topic below. (If you have any suggestions for other options to add to the poll, feel free to comment below recommending them. I put up all main unexplored themes that I could think of, but am undoubtedly missing a few possible options.) [/QUOTE]

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