Good idea!

On the question of core clans and flow of cards to support each faction per expansion, the comparison to the CCG came up when discussing if there'd be room to support each. Its worth remembering that the CCG had a fairly fixed 150 card format as determined by the business model. But that doesn't mean every card in that 150 was essential to driving the game forward or was considered great support for each faction. There was a lot of filler. There's no reason to think we can't have the base factions receive good new cards every set even with a reduced total card count each expansion

Congratulations FFG on taking on Legend of the Five Rings. It's exciting to think of what you can do with this wonderful setting. Not being afraid of new technology, having tried nifty claws and shiny jade hands, I would like to make the call now for a robust digital companion to L5R. It's been a sore point for the games accessibility. Are there plans for the digital future of L5R? What would people like to see? A handy deck building app, website and database along with organised play functions are a must I would love to see a push for video games too.

Make way for the future. The story is important, but it doesn't have to be the same people. It became overweighted and difficult to follow, not enough focus on core moments and key characters through the flavour text and mirrored in concise fictions. I always loved the story but turned away from the bloated and convoluted, and overly courtly (driven by seemingly a desire to make everything larp suitable) nature of fictions in recent years. Clean, sharp, interesting tales of the clans please