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<blockquote data-quote="closterphobia" data-source="post: 7092482" data-attributes="member: 6809080"><p>My campaigns, both as a DM and player, going back many years have primarily been in the FTA era. The Marklands has always been a pretty key resource. I've wondered many times though, for my needs, would I really need something new published? It's pretty easy to pull out an old book, grab a few key ideas and build a campaign around it. I'm not sure what more a new WOTC produced book could provide other than an &quot;awesome, the old setting I play in is getting some love once again,&quot; (though I'd love to be proved wrong.)&nbsp; Culling ideas from the SCAG, Oota, SKT, etc. is not a big problem either. I think opening up the setting to the DMS guild would be a great idea, but there should be no need for everyone to focus on one era. Though for producing content, it obviously makes sense to know what the most popular era would be in order to hit the largest audience possible.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="closterphobia, post: 7092482, member: 6809080"] My campaigns, both as a DM and player, going back many years have primarily been in the FTA era. The Marklands has always been a pretty key resource. I've wondered many times though, for my needs, would I really need something new published? It's pretty easy to pull out an old book, grab a few key ideas and build a campaign around it. I'm not sure what more a new WOTC produced book could provide other than an "awesome, the old setting I play in is getting some love once again," (though I'd love to be proved wrong.) Culling ideas from the SCAG, Oota, SKT, etc. is not a big problem either. I think opening up the setting to the DMS guild would be a great idea, but there should be no need for everyone to focus on one era. Though for producing content, it obviously makes sense to know what the most popular era would be in order to hit the largest audience possible. [/QUOTE]

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