With MMORPGs on the rise after years of uncertainty, one IP is noticeably absent from the trend-chasing: Dungeons and Dragons. Though it has perhaps the best basis for such a game, D&D has thus far dodged the genre, but Wizards of the Coast president would “love to see” it happen.
Both MMORPGs and Dungeons and Dragons itself have been on the rise in the past few years, not least because of what Larian and its Baldur's Gate 3 had done. Everyone who's anyone has experienced what D&D's many campaign settings have to offer, and especially what the Forgotten Realms is all about. However, we haven't really seen an effort from Wizards of the Coast, the company controlling the D&D IP, to combine the MMORPG formula and D&D's own massive content library.
