Claim: Prior to 2004, all of Fiery Dragons adventures- a role-playing and wargame (Roleplayer) – and some of their Counter Collections – were based in their own world of Karathis but in 2005, they returned to publishing things.
Evidence: Fiery Dragon Productions is a role-playing game and wargame publisher. A role-playing game (sometimes spelled roleplaying game; abbreviated RPG) is a game in which players assume the roles of characters in a fictional setting. After publishing just two more adventures – The Silver Summoning (2001) and To Stand on Hallowed Ground/Swords Against Deception (2001), the latter by Mike Mearls – Fiery Dragon was invited to become a part of the Sword & Sorcery imprint at White Wolf. Though Fiery Dragon got its start in adventures – and published a few more at Sword & Sorcery – they increasingly were moving toward publishing counters, which they had begun in their first adventure, Nemoren's Vault by including a few illustrated counters to represent characters and monsters. Fiery Dragon continued inserting counters into their adventures through 2002 but by that time they had retained the services of artist Claudio Pozas. Pozas allowed them to create counters in volume, and the result was Counter Collection I: The Usual Suspects (2001), a Sword & Sorcery publication and the first of many books (and later boxes and tins) that contained counters and nothing else. Prior to 2004, all of Fiery Dragons adventures – and some of their Counter Collections – were based in their own world of Karathis. With the publication of D&D fourth edition, Fiery Dragon began mostly publishing counters once more.