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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 8272442" data-attributes="member: 7023840">My votes and explanation (nothing too earth-shattering), in order of likelihood:1. Greyhawk. Not because I'm a fanboy (although, obviously, I am) but because of the timing. I don't know what Hasbro will do, but not having some sort of Greyhawk out either by, or for, the 50th anniversary seems impossible. There's too much history, IP, characters, etc. not to bring out for the 50th.2. Dragonlance. I don't know exactly what they will do, but its hard to imagine putting out novels and not having a setting book. IMO. There's also some celebrity backing (I believe Joe Manganiello has said he is a DL fan?).3. Dark Sun. It's a feeling, but a strong one, simply because it's one of the most distinct settings, and has been recycled as recently as 4e.4. Spelljammer. CONFIRMED!Notes on why others were not put in the list-A. FR- It just seems that they keep fleshing it out with APs. I'm not saying that they won't put out a setting book, but ... it seems like the APs are the setting.B. Mystara- I love the Known World. But I just don't see any strong impetus to bring it to 5e.C. Planescape- I would not be surprised, at all, if we see the Planes detailed more. I just don't know that they will do Planescape. If I am wrong, though, it might be on this one. Or maybe Planescape as part of a Planes setting, or a Planesjammer. D. Birthright /Council of Wyrms / Jakandor / Ghostlight- Nope.E. Kara Tur (or Al Qadim)- I love, absolutely love, both these settings. I .... just do not see current realities making it easy to make them, and/or integrate them into FR again as they were. I think it would be more likely that we would see more culturally specific (and/or sensitive) books with ways to tune your campaign into a more non-western fashion.</blockquote>

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