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That is the true key, the best writters will want to enjoy total controll about their work. Wouldn't you do the same? But if you are producing a show for children then you don't need so good scriptwritters because the plots have to be simple. Other idea is Hasbro to create new ID but these to...

I doubt Hasbro wanted now to publish something like the Witcher or Game of Thrones. I don't say they don't want but to create a new epic fantasy franchise isn't easy. Several writters are trying to create the new "Song of Ice and Fire" and not always it's possible. My opinion is Hasbro wants a...

Augur: the urban cousin of the druid, more focused into constructs as monster allies. Harupex: the biopunk cousing of the necromancer, about altering living tissues, something like the biohacker and the evolutionist of Starfinder, or the lifeshapers from Dark Sun Totemist Shaman: a mixture of...

Let's remember lots of old movies were for "adult audiences" but there weren't too violent for the current standars, for example about the WWII or noir films where a private eye had to visit the dirtiest places of the city. Even Ravenloft could allow some space of horror stories for children...

My suggestion is like a miniserie of one-shot stories, these working as pilot episodes. (This also could be done with webcomics, or webnovels). * What is the difference of violence level between +10 and +13? * The cartoon "once upon a time the man" showed some violent scene. "Exo-squad" didn't...

Now Paramount is too busy because the possible merger with Skydance. Then Hasbro didn't want surprises. How would be HBO producing an adaptation of "Birthright" or "Stryxhaven", or Disney with Dragonlance (No, I wasn't not imagining Fizban and Tas singing)? And you can't forget the...

If it is an action-live production then it could be a rating like Xena. There were deaths in the Hercules played by Kevin Sorbo but this was "softer". "Charmed" about the witch sisters had got a lot of murders, but usually these were without showed blood. "Buffy the vampire slayer" was for young...

Can you believe episodes of Sesame Street from decades ago couldn't be allowed by the current criteria? And there is a great difference between "parental guidance is suggested", "not recommended but not restricted" "parental accompaniment" and "exclusively for older audience". And there are...

The DM is who chooses the style of game. It can be darkgrimm, or supercute and child-friendly because the DM is daddy playing with his children. The fact is it can be interesteting for players of different ages or preferences. This is a serious advantage in the market because I doubt parents...

And what if the parallel worlds become officially canon? For example the cinematographic adaptation of Dragonlance could tell some different facts.

The rules of older editions were too complex for kids. The most of PC groups work as "freelance", without a patron. I guess it will be +7, like most of titles of Star Wars. (Are "Death Troopers" canon in Star Wars?). It shouldn't be too violent if they want to sell toys.

Cryptpath. Some old legends tell about heroes or trickers who got the secret to create demiplanes. Some times these were traps and when the stealer entered her creation she turned its prison for the eternity. Other times these demiplanes were created for penance of demipowers, and they could...

Hasbro wants D&D to be a family-friendly brand, and the TTRPG franchises should be designed to allow all types of different styles. Let's remember there are titles of Marvel comics created for children, and others for mature readers. Are the heroes of Hero-Quest "murder-hobos"? Today there are...

I don't advice the creation of settings in alternate version of our real Earth certain tropes about other nations could cause some troubles. Other reason is some players don't feel confortable with stories where the religions from the real world don't wellcome arcane spellcasters.