Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8379238" data-attributes="member: 6802378">I am very mind-opened about the return of Kara-Tur, but I guess we will see a total reboot. Today the manga is very popular, and also the manhua (Chinese comic) and the manhwa (from Korea). But a right strategy for the Asian market, the different markets from Far East, needs a lot of work. If WotC wants to publish in the future a new edition of the martial adepts (Tome of Batle: Book of the nine Swords) then they will need &quot;opend space&quot; to can add lore about warblades, swordsages and company. Sorry, but when I see that AMVs in youtube of Chinese animation with those epic battles I miss the martial adepts in the 5Ed. <img src="http://srd.dndtools.org/srd/resource/images/classes/99658.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />Now Kara-Tur only would need the update of PC races and monsters. 3PPs can publish lots of settings and we could see what ideas are sold better and the reaction by the fandom. Other option would to create a new setting for Magic: the Gathering based in the xuanhuan fiction(as Kamikawa but not only Japanese folklore) , and to await how others add their own ideas about new kingdoms and factions. I wouldn't be surprised a Japanese game-live show streaming serie (as Critical Role), whose players are wannabe idols, and using a virtual tabletop. Hasbro could talk with China about how to use Kara-Tur or a wuxia version of D&amp;D as a way to introduce donghuan (Chinese animation) in the Western market.[MEDIA=youtube]pVl6pj-4SGo[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]Rj0kS6kMBa8[/MEDIA]&nbsp;[MEDIA=youtube]UW6N8fTr628[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 8379238, member: 6802378"] I am very mind-opened about the return of Kara-Tur, but I guess we will see a total reboot. Today the manga is very popular, and also the manhua (Chinese comic) and the manhwa (from Korea). But a right strategy for the Asian market, the different markets from Far East, needs a lot of work. If WotC wants to publish in the future a new edition of the martial adepts (Tome of Batle: Book of the nine Swords) then they will need "opend space" to can add lore about warblades, swordsages and company. Sorry, but when I see that AMVs in youtube of Chinese animation with those epic battles I miss the martial adepts in the 5Ed. [IMG]http://srd.dndtools.org/srd/resource/images/classes/99658.jpg[/IMG] Now Kara-Tur only would need the update of PC races and monsters. 3PPs can publish lots of settings and we could see what ideas are sold better and the reaction by the fandom. Other option would to create a new setting for Magic: the Gathering based in the xuanhuan fiction(as Kamikawa but not only Japanese folklore) , and to await how others add their own ideas about new kingdoms and factions. I wouldn't be surprised a Japanese game-live show streaming serie (as Critical Role), whose players are wannabe idols, and using a virtual tabletop. Hasbro could talk with China about how to use Kara-Tur or a wuxia version of D&D as a way to introduce donghuan (Chinese animation) in the Western market. [MEDIA=youtube]pVl6pj-4SGo[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]Rj0kS6kMBa8[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]UW6N8fTr628[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

Verification