-1094: Lament of Innocence - A perfect start to the timeline, definitely adapting. Will definitely include an introductory episode that introduces the audience to Leon and Mathias, as well as their relationship with one another and other characters.
-1450: Legends - Good story to bridge the gap between LoI and CV3. Parts of the story would be rewritten in order to fit with the exposition provided by the LoI arc. Sonia and Alucard would lose their battle against Dracula, with Sonia escaping, and continuing the Belmont lineage, and Alucard being captured and mind-controlled (or something) by Dracula. Could include details about how the curse is affecting the land, include details about Sonia's family, and Lyudmil with Alucard, as well as include Hector and Isaac into the plot. Could probably end with Sonia's fight against Dracula probably provoking Dracula's army to attack the villages or something, which, along with the superhuman powers of the Belmonts, ultimately leads to the clan's exile.
-1476: Dracula's Curse - Good story in order to detail Dracula's first defeat. There's a decent amount of time to imply that Trevor is the son of Sonia, and was taught by her. Could further show the affects of the curse on the land. As well, it could further develop the personalities of Grant and Sypha, as well as develop the relationship between the four heroes. Hector's departure from Dracula's forces and Isaac's pursuit could perhaps throw Dracula's forces into disarray, which assists Trevor and co. in their fight against Dracula. As well, there ARE four of them this time, which could lead to Dracula's overall defeat. The Belmont reputation could be restored, yada yada yada.
-1479: Curse of Darkness - ...I'unno. I honestly don't really feel like adapting this one. First off, it's a non-Belmont/non-Alucard who defeats Dracula. And rewriting it to where Trevor winds up being the one to defeat Drac ultimately devalues the whole purpose of Hector being the protagonist to begin with. I don't want to completely rewrite it with Trevor being the protagonist, either. Overall, I can safely say this story will not be adapted for the series.
-1576: The Adventure - Christopher is a character I'd like to include, but overall, there's not much I can really work with in terms of plot for this one. It would, overall, require an almost entirely original plot, since the original isn't much more than Belmont Slays Dracula. I don't think I'll be adapting this part. I'll say this once, also, I'm not at all big on adding in OCs into the main Castlevania storyline.
-1591: Belmont's Revenge - The same for The Adventure applies here, only this time there's a BIT of added plot, with Soleil being kidnapped. But overall, it still leaves Christopher and Soleil as the only real characters, without a ton of original plot.
-1691: Castlevania - I really want to include Simon's chapter into the series, as he's the original Belmont. But... again, there's nothing to really work with. Every version of CV1 is still Belmont Slays Dracula, and would require an entirely original plot.
-1698: Simon's Quest - This story is pointless without Simon's previous venture. There's too much missing exposition without the previous adventure. Not to mention there's still not a lot to work with.
-1748: Harmony of Dissonance - Despite this one having much more to work with than previous outings, I don't really want to include it. Firstly, a lot of the backstory is left vague without Simon's plot being shown. Which is fine, yes. But overall, it seems like a pointless addition to the storyline of a webseries. Sure, it's got a Belmont. But it really doesn't contribute to the overall plot much at all, and hell, Drac's not even in the story.
-1792: Rondo of Blood - I'm definitely up to including this one. Richter is the last Belmont to wield the Vampire Killer whip before their departure from it until 1999. It features both a Belmont slaying Dracula, along with a storyline that has a decent amount of characters to keep a short arc running. And it leads into SotN, which is a pretty defining moment in the overall storyline.
-1797: Symphony of the Night - I'm definitely up to including this one, too. RoB leads into this one, and it includes both a Belmont and Alucard as the main protagonists, on top of including Maria as one, too. This could lead into a final battle against Dracula, where he's ultimately redeemed by Alucard.
-1830: Circle of the Moon - Another instance of a non-Belmont/non-Alucard slaying Dracula, and one that doesn't really contribute to the overall storyline to boot. I adored this game and its simplistic plot, but it honestly doesn't have a place in this series.
-18??: Order of Ecclesia - I'd honestly be up to adding this one as a story that could bridge the gap of the no-Belmont era. I'm okay with Shanoa being the hero who defeats Dracula this time around, simply because she uses Dracula's own power to do so. Not to mention this is probably one of the better stories in the CV universe as a whole.
-1844-1852: Legacy of Darkness - Just not really up to adding this plot at all. It has a dramatically different tone from the entirety of the series.
-1897: Bram Stoker's Dracula - Nope. Not adding this at all.
-1917: Bloodlines - Don't want to add this one, either. There's a decent enough amount to work with, but I just don't want to add it.
-1944: Portrait of Ruin - Not adding this, either. I want the overall main villain to be Count Dracula, and Dracula himself was hamfisted into this plot (which would have been better overall without him in it to begin with).
-1999: Demon Castle War - I will not be making a story for this. Not only is there not much to work with, there's also about three characters that could even be put into this plot, and like I said, I'm not creating OCs for this series (although I will if they're a version of an unnamed character that was mentioned in the actual games). I won't be putting my own spin on this, at all.
-2035: Aria of Sorrow - If I go this far into the timeline, then yes, I want to include this. Firstly, I'll make the plot darker. It won't revolve around friendship and love, though there will still be some of that. The plot will be expanded, and I'll probably take some of the characters from DoS and apply them to this plot here. Overall, this is the PERFECT ending for the series, assuming it does reach this far. Mathias' second chance at life. What better way to end the series? Also, there would be an introductory episode that would talk about the "abyss" that Dracula was sent to that (re)corrupted him, the battle of 1999, and Dracula's final defeat at the hands of the Belmont clan. Also, it will be explained in this arc (properly) as to why it takes place in Japan.
-2036: Dawn of Sorrow - I will not be adapting this. As I stated, AoS is the perfect ending to the series. DoS I felt was just a pointless extension of the plot. As I stated above, I will probably rework some of DoS' cast into AoS, as I like some of the things they brought to the table (particularly Dario). But I won't be moving past 2035 in the series' plot.