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So, people is just masochistic?

Well, I don't see how having infinite cantrips and having cosmic power are mutually exclusive. 4e arcane casters are proof of that in epic levels.

Seriously? What are they thinking?

I'm playing Neverwinter Nights these days, and something I've noticed is that my wizard is mainly a crossbow user who can cast spells occasionally - I have to rest often to be able to cast spells (the game uses 3.x rules). So, another thing to thank 4e for: infinite at-will spells, that you can...

That's a "roll vs role" question. Interesting enough, the 4e DMG has advice about how to deal with that.

I think it has something to do with it, yes. But there is also the fact that Returned Abeir/Laerakond is one of the original unused (and unamed) continents of Ed Greenwood's original Forgotten Realms from before he sold them to TSR. When WotC wanted to get rid of "problematic elements", such as...

Yeah, that is what it was assumed back in the day. However, Ed Greenwood is questioned about Abeir every two days or so, so he asked WotC and they said they weren't sure. So, then Ed decided that Laerakond (as he calls Returned Abeir) is still on Toril and never returned to Abeir (he also...

At the beginnings of 5e, they wanted to get rid of all 4e related, because (something something I'm not going to repeat here), with the exception of Tymanther, because it was being used in the novels of the time. But it seems they have been retracting from that in the late years. They also said...

I don't play in the Sword Coast, tho. So, that map is useless for me.

Well, the Atlas also doesn't match the 5e lore, as the geography of the Old Empires is as depicted in this map.

I was loyal to D&D in 4e, but that loyalty vanished after they disregarded it as they did it with 5e. Now, I play whatever is available in my vicinity.

Not all of us play in the 2e version of the Realms. That map is not useful to me as the Realms has some different geography in 5e.

I imagine no one has shared this map yet, right?

No, is more my idea of they advertising "the multiverse", and yet the only thing they use are the same old worlds from the start of 5e.

Legacy of Worlds: visit the incredible and never before used in 5e worlds of the Multiverse. Forgotten Realms, Eberron, Dragonlance and Ravenloft. Yeah, we have never used these settings in 5e. Don't look at these old adventures we've published before, please.

Small apples are better than nothing. And it really makes sense. The start of 4e felt rushed (when compared to other campaign guides, the Forgotten Realms one feels lacking), and now we know it was rushed.

Do you have a link to the updated info? Or it's in the first post?

Most of us were forced to move on to 5e, as people didn't wanted to play 4e in public games. I still prefer 4e, and run it when I can.

The same happened to me

That you can put in whatever part of the nearby regions of the Vale without too much tinkering, because the lore has it that the tieflings of Bael Turath were defilers (a la Dark Sun).