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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9799747" data-attributes="member: 6802378">[ATTACH=full]422154[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]422155[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]422156[/ATTACH]Let's remember the action-live serie "Once Time Upon" what was a complete reimagination of Disney tales. A mash-up setting may need a new geography of the continents starting completely from zero. Really it would be more like a spiritual succesor of both previous franchises. We shouldn't worry about the continuity because it is in an "alternate timeline". Can't you enjoy "Phineas and Ferd: Special Star Wars" because "it is not my Star Wars"?Isn't D&D about to have got an open mind and a lot of imagination? If we want to be creative to have original ideas then we have to know when to break some boundaries. The fluff/background/lore should be source of inspiration for your own stories, not a straight jacket for your creativity.* I miss more "big bad bosses" in adition to the sorcerer-kings because it is like a 80 Saturday morning cartoon based in toys there the villains are always the same group.* Can you imagine how a child from 80s in the videoclud could be fascinated with the covers of low-budget Mad Max rip-off style "Wheels of Fire"?</blockquote>