You can drop an entire community of dragonborn into any spot in Greyhawk you want. I can drop them into the Greyhawk City if I want to. There zero need to find an empty space for them, because the level of detail on the Greyhawk setting is so minimal that almost anything can have communities almost anywhere without disrupting much of anything.
That's not exactly the slam dunk you think it is.
Yeah. There's no deep connection for anything in Greyhawk. There's too little detail and lore for any deep connections.
Greyhawk doesn't have a mountain of material if taken in total, let alone for any given race. There's no mountain of material for elves, humans, dwarves, gnomes, dragons, dragonborn, or weasel men from alcatraz.
That's very much not true.
I'm not counting third party content. There's a ton of content for just about every setting if you count third party content, but third party content is nothing more than you or I making stuff up that isn't really Greyhawk and then putting it out there for folks who like it to use. If I open that journal and see something I like, I can opt to put it in the sparse official Greyhawk content I might use, but it doesn't then become part of the official Greyhawk setting.
I really can’t understand why you think this matters.
And that's FANTASTIC.
I still don't understand. What do you want to be able to choose? In both the cases I mention, and in practically every other adventure ever, the PCs were a long way from home. They are not going to run into any relatives.
That doesn't justify doing it for new species either or make it better that gnomes and halflings have no deep connections to the setting.
