FitzTheRuke
Legend
I think one of the sad things when it comes to 4e (there are quite a few) is that the edition didn't need to shoe-horn every thing into every setting. 4e would have been very easy to say "this setting has options A, C, & E but not B, D, or G. F is around but rare - ask your DM." It would have been easier to do that than in any prior edition, and yet... they chose to try to force every world to have all the options.
...until Dark Sun, of course, which proved that they never should have done it with the Realms or Eberron. (Though even Dark Sun they put things in that didn't need to be there, IIRC).
It was just sooo unnecessary. And it harmed the reputation of the edition as much or even more than the mechanics did.
...until Dark Sun, of course, which proved that they never should have done it with the Realms or Eberron. (Though even Dark Sun they put things in that didn't need to be there, IIRC).
It was just sooo unnecessary. And it harmed the reputation of the edition as much or even more than the mechanics did.