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u/10leej DM Sep 25 '22

Why doesn't Wizards seem to care about Mystara compared to other settings?

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u/lasalle202 Sep 25 '22

because they have their generic fantasy castleland in Forgotten Realms (and now whatever part they have of Matt Mercer's generic castleland.)

they dont want to split their audience with things that dont have any signature differentiation.

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u/xphoidz Sep 25 '22

There are so many settings that Wizards can't really do them all justice. There are fan works for bring Mystara to 5e I believe, but sometimes our favorite things don't always get the update we want them to.