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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9882640" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Hasbro has got experience in the fields of licences but now the business with Warner and Paramount could be a little complicated. A licence of "Pirates of Dark Waters" or "Wildfire" animate shows could be interesting. Here Warner could earn "brand powers" for those "dead IPs".If a "D&D: Hyrule" was possible then this setting should be a new continuity, like the musou videogame "Hyrule warriors". Even we could see "easter eggs" or mash-up of other Ninento franchises, for example Mario and Luigi as gnomes.WotC thinks most of players don't "follow" the canon settings but they use the fluff to create their own homemade settings. A new setting wouldn't be only to sell sourcebooks but different type of products.* If WotC created a new setting for the market of South-Korea I guess the main goal would be this to be adapted to mobile MMORPG as soon as possible but Hasbro is still relatively a rookie in the videogame industry.A new setting inspired in K-Pop demon hunters? Maybe but this would arrive before like a plane of Magic: the Gathering or a spin-off of Kamigawa: Neon Dinasty* Other option to create a new setting would be to place a world focused into new classes with special game mechanics like the martial adepts, incarnum soulmelders and psionic manifesters.</blockquote>