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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DammitVictor" data-source="post: 7993516" data-attributes="member: 6750908">Hence why I don't trust WotC to "update" these settings without ruining them, and why I have very little interest in WotC doing so beyond the fact that I will, obviously, buy whatever they do release for the handful of AD&D settings I still care about.It's only fracturing the fanbase when you have entire product lines dedicated to each separate setting, though. Considering that WotC barely has an entire product line for the game itself, I don't think putting out 1-3 radically different products for each setting would lead to having separate camps only buying a small fraction of WotC's output... or represent such an onerous investment that fans wouldn't consider at least the main book for most of them.I bought Eberron even though it isn't really my jam, and I bought Ravnica even though I'm pretty sure I'd given up on MTG by the time those sets were released... because they were something different and something I might cannibalize for my own homebrews in a way that the Radiant Triangle or Nentir Vale or Golarion never would be.</blockquote>