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<blockquote data-quote="Mercurius" data-source="post: 6223511" data-attributes="member: 59082">And that sounds good to me. In my ideal world, we'd see tons of setting stuff - old and new. But for me, if its the choice of seeing an old classic like Greyhawk or FR re-hashed (and deepened, as you say), or an entirely new world developed, I'd like to go with the latter.There's a slight contradiction here, Dave. &quot;too many worlds, rebooted too many times&quot; yet you don't want them to come up with a new world, but instead reboot one of the ones they've already &quot;rebooted too many times?&quot;In the end, though, it probably matters lesswhich world they support and more how they support it. A very well supported and published Greyhawk or FR will be much better than a crappy new setting. I think part of 4e's relative failure was the lack of a living, developing world, which prevented WotC from saying, &quot;Look, this is how D&amp;D 4e feels.&quot; A living setting gives an edition (or game) a center, a heart.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercurius, post: 6223511, member: 59082"] And that sounds good to me. In my ideal world, we'd see tons of setting stuff - old and new. But for me, if its the choice of seeing an old classic like Greyhawk or FR re-hashed (and deepened, as you say), or an entirely new world developed, I'd like to go with the latter. There's a slight contradiction here, Dave. "too many worlds, rebooted too many times" yet you don't want them to come up with a new world, but instead reboot one of the ones they've already "rebooted too many times?" In the end, though, it probably matters less[I]which [/I]world they support and more [I]how [/I]they support it. A very well supported and published Greyhawk or FR will be much better than a crappy new setting. I think part of 4e's relative failure was the lack of a living, developing world, which prevented WotC from saying, "Look, this is how D&D 4e feels." A living setting gives an edition (or game) a center, a heart. [/QUOTE]

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