And lo' and behold...yet again, all of the poll results give them exactly the answers they want..."Yes, yes. Oh yes you're stuff is right on great and I'm gonna use it. You've given me something I've never noticed or thought to use before." Amazing how that happens week after week.
I will agree, sounds like things were heard loud and clear after last week with that, "One story goes..." THAT, at least, is a plus. Keep it in mind, guys...always!
The rest of this is fine, but as usual, nothing world-shattering...ironic given the topic and thrust.
Also concur with "ironfell" = blech/yawn. They sho do love them some 'fell over there in the "creative" department. "Oo! I've got this <insert creature/item/place...and now metal ore>. It's so shoooOOooopky n' eeeEEEeeevilllllll...I know! We can make it 'fell too! Bill, ring down to legal. Get us a [tm] on '<whatever>fell', stat!"
I agree that bringing in demon/devil/lord/princes should be huge, difficult and really really bad occurrences with lasting scars on the landscape. A vrock? Uhhh not so much. In fact, if they made it, in game, that you can only "summon" named demons/devils, I'd be all for it.
Also VERY happy to hear they want to get away from (or at least aren't interested in encouraging) summoning "celestial or fiendish what-nots" on a whim. Summoning should be a BIG deal.
Summoning something from another plane of existence, to my tastes/play aesthetic, show be an impressively powerful and rare happening...not something any joe-shmo calling themselves a "summoner" can learn at 1st (3rd or even 6th or 8th level). We're playin' D&D here, not Digigatchamagipoke...<grumble, grumble, mumble, more coffee, grrrrr.>
EDIT: And yeah, the Yeenog-who[?] "one story is..." was cool enough. Orcus' was way flat and boring for someone who's a D&D icon. Are things supposed to be more boring and lame the more powerful they are? Demogorgon gonna be a two-headed chimp whose presence screams through the legendary banana-fell?