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The fact that "if it exists in [3.5] D&D, it exists in Eberron" was a major aspect of the setting and certainly contributed to its...

In theory, but Eberron was designed the other way around, and it’s one of the most beloved D&D settings ever.

That is interesting. I do not own either of those books. Can you tell me a little bit about them? (I am familiar with the setting via...

The Greyhawk as presented in the DMG is interesting because it does not talk about character options or other mechanical elements at...

I don't think that is a compelling argument or has any real examples to back it up. You CAN create bespoke emchanics for a setting of...

Yes. I saw it more as a Trek movie. Here's this mysterious man with an unusual power over people. Twist; it's Spock's brother. Of course...

"No prep" and "running a module that I have not read" are nothing like the same thing.

Sure, this is a You thing. That's valid, but I have a way easier time running NG's products then anything I've ever touched that does...

Here is an interesting question I had not thought of: does either LevelUp or ToV have a bespoke setting mae for those 5E games? I know...

3rd Ed had got Eberron and 4e Nentir Vale/Points of Light but a 5e setting should be designed to allow space for future crunch like new...

Ranked even below V? Harsh.

I am not sure I understand what you are saying here. Any number (literally) of things could make a theoretical new setting unique. The...

Only a Sith deals in absolutes. I'm not sure what your argument here is. Are you saying there should not be a setting built around the...

Every edition of D&D does things slightly (or not so slightly) differently, with different emphasis and design goals, and a different...

Oh boy, this again. Being literalist about "need" isn't particularly helpful, I don't think. However true this may be, it is completely...