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Message: <blockquote data-quote="delericho" data-source="post: 6473293" data-attributes="member: 22424">Not that I'm aware of.They're in that awkward "second album" phase - they've had a huge hit on their hands, but they need to make sure they follow it up with just the right thing.The problem with a FRCS is that such a product is bound to be divisive - there are an awful lot of D&D fans who really don't like FR, and there are a chunk of FR fans for each of the Grey Box-only, 3e, and post-Spellplague periods (and whatever other ones I've omitted). So almost any version of the FRCS they produce is going to annoy a whole bunch of people.Alternately, if they start producing splatbooks (the other "usual suspect") then they'll quickly find themselves accused of starting up the supplement treadmill again. So that's a problem.And if they produce nothing then the fans will gradually lose interest. So...Personally, I hope that they do take their time, work out just what is the right offering, and then wow us with it when it comes. And given the extent to which 5e has exceeded my expectations, I'm actually reasonably confident that they will.</blockquote>