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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8277128" data-attributes="member: 6802378">King Arthur, the round table, Merlin, Lancelot and Avalon is public domain. It is a double-edge sword, because their names are known, but also they can be used by others. It would be like for the resurection of Disney when other studios broadcasted their own version of those public domain characters. The knights of the round table are present as the Arthurian myths in the sourcebooks &quot;Deities and demigods&quot; and &quot;Legends and Lore&quot;. I am open-minded about D&amp;D version of famous videogame franchises: Runeterra, Final Fantasy, Warcraft.... but intercompany crossovers aren't easy to negotiate and reach and agremeent. After Exandria(Critical Role) and Acquisition Inc.... do you thing any setting from any game-live steaming show would possible? DC published its own D&amp;D setting: The Last God. A new version of &quot;Pirates of the Dark Waters&quot; wouldn't be a surprise if we remember the &quot;reboots&quot; or mash-up of famous Hanna-Barbera characters. <img src="https://cdn.hobbyconsolas.com/sites/navi.axelspringer.es/public/styles/1200/public/media/image/2016/05/589512-scooby-apocalipsis-reboot-scooby-doo-llega-25-mayo.jpg?itok=pSC0LPWR" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="width: 352px" /> (Mmmm, how would be a Scooby Doo - Ravenloft crossover?)<img src="https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/87/Wacky_Raceland%2C_DC_Comics%2C_Jun_2016.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />(And a Gamma World - Wacky Raceland? (and the dog is a secret transformers).Settings by comic publishers? These could create wonderful lore, but I am afraid the weak point is the right crunch. I guess then the solution would be easy, buying some 3PP, and using this as other ideas-factory to later being adapted into videogame. I don't know enough DC's &quot;the last god&quot; but it looks a world too linked to the main plot of the comic, without enough space for other characters with their own adventures, something too close with Dragonlance.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8277128, member: 6802378"] King Arthur, the round table, Merlin, Lancelot and Avalon is public domain. It is a double-edge sword, because their names are known, but also they can be used by others. It would be like for the resurection of Disney when other studios broadcasted their own version of those public domain characters. The knights of the round table are present as the Arthurian myths in the sourcebooks "Deities and demigods" and "Legends and Lore". I am open-minded about D&D version of famous videogame franchises: Runeterra, Final Fantasy, Warcraft.... but intercompany crossovers aren't easy to negotiate and reach and agremeent. After Exandria(Critical Role) and Acquisition Inc.... do you thing any setting from any game-live steaming show would possible? DC published its own D&D setting: The Last God. A new version of "Pirates of the Dark Waters" wouldn't be a surprise if we remember the "reboots" or mash-up of famous Hanna-Barbera characters. [IMG width="352px"]https://cdn.hobbyconsolas.com/sites/navi.axelspringer.es/public/styles/1200/public/media/image/2016/05/589512-scooby-apocalipsis-reboot-scooby-doo-llega-25-mayo.jpg?itok=pSC0LPWR[/IMG] (Mmmm, how would be a Scooby Doo - Ravenloft crossover?) [IMG]https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/87/Wacky_Raceland%2C_DC_Comics%2C_Jun_2016.jpg[/IMG] (And a Gamma World - Wacky Raceland? (and the dog is a secret transformers). Settings by comic publishers? These could create wonderful lore, but I am afraid the weak point is the right crunch. I guess then the solution would be easy, buying some 3PP, and using this as other ideas-factory to later being adapted into videogame. I don't know enough DC's "the last god" but it looks a world too linked to the main plot of the comic, without enough space for other characters with their own adventures, something too close with Dragonlance. [/QUOTE]

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