This fifth edition of Dungeons & Dragons continues to be a dominant player in the RPG community. It appears to be growing the market and attracting more players than ever before.
Some time ago, I posted about my wish for Wizards of the Coast to release updated editions of some classic D&D settings. There are so many really cool things that WotC can draw on from the history of the franchise and I love that they’ve started to do this. Of the four settings in the post, 2 have now been released (Eberron and Spelljammer) and another has been teased (Planescape). Unexpectedly (to me, at least) WotC is also releasing an updated edition of Dragonlance, a much-beloved campaign for many a player.
I’d really like to see them put out a new edition of Dark Sun, the one remaining suggestion from my original post. You can read the whole thing by clicking the link below:
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I never played Dark Sun, as that was about the time I was getting out of D&D. I’d definitely take a look at it now though. I’m also hoping they will do a 5e Gamma World at some
point!
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I’ve never played Gamma World and know very little about it. Kind of mutanty, innit?
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Indeed! It was TSR’s post apocalyptic game which had rules for mutations. From what I’ve heard, the rules were a mess though. I did play one game where we investigated a ruined airport and it was a lot of fun.
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