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I know that the Foundry's permission and vision setting is one of the most frustrating things sometimes. "Hey, I put up a new journal...

They opened up the Patreon post where they're providing a synopsis of Crack the Sun (more detailed in early parts) and it seems very...

I think one of the very important aspects is that the culture must also be somewhat relevant or useful for a game. A complex Elven...

For me (trying to explain my own insanity here, lol) , and this is just my own thoughts of why Forgotten Realms/Golarion very much made...

It seems you're focusing a bit too much on the specific example. It's about: "Hey, this is a place and role this PHB core species can be...

The goal is not to haev something that you can write yourself. I think that's also an important part of any setting, that it leaves...

Not a kitchen sink setting. A setting that accounts for the PHB core races and classes. That also doesn't have to be its only...

Dragonborns were in the original PoL setting. But the Goliaths came in PHB 2, but that means they are not as well-integrated in the...

Crashing a nation into a setting is pretty disruptive, and I can see why many long-term Forgotton Realms fans didn't like it. But it has...

I am not sure, you really don't understand me, apparently. If I say it matters to me that the core species is an integrated part of this...

A core player species is not the same as a monster. The monster can be an oddball and exist only for this adventure, maybe being a...

Why do you think it's required that the nations need to only make sense for a 5E setting? You seem to be misunderstanding the goals. The...

I don't think every race needs a single nation just for themselves. It depends on your preference if they even start all out as "racist"...

No, they just wanted to create a new setting that used all the 3rd Edition conceits and ideas, and that didn't stop it from adding stuff...

I don't agree For example, I teach friends who want to be DMs a simple way to make their first setting: National archetypes The...