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https://paizo.com/products/btpy8ief?Pathfinder-Campaign-Setting-The-Inner-Sea-World-Guide This what I found for Golarion, although I know they also did a similar book for their Asia. Golarion is basically Pathfinders Forgotten Realms, even to the point where Ed Greenwood helped create it...

4e had the Forgotten Realms Campaign Guide, which was 288 pages, published in 2008 smaller then the previous Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting book or even the recent Eberron: Rising From the Last War both which was 320. It's 5e that has gotten ripped off for a book like that, I'm still...

It's so disappointing that this thread got hijacked by a debate on Zak S and how Mearls handled the situation. I'm much more interested in the new guy and what we can expect from him.

It was actually part of a question, novels were one of the options, I should have been more clear about that, its a way to send a message that we want more novels.

That is an oversimplification, but I don't wish to derail the thread by making it about that.

Sorcerer is kind of like that too, 95% of the flavour is in the Sorcerer origin, only the fact that it's innate magic and that you can bend the way your spells work is from the Sorcerer class as opposed to it's subclasses. It's actually even more extreme then the fighter even, where I would say...

Americans are destroying their history and culture one statue at all time. Of course I'm Canadian, so I have no cultural connection to any of that stuff.

That actually sounds awesome.

A few medieval trappings, but not as many as some folks think, some people treat FR like it's a simulation of midieval times, but with more magic, but it's not, people really underestimate the extent of Southern European, Middle Eastern and Far Eastern Influences on the Forgotten Realms...

Dragon+ 31 has a survey! One of the questions is about novels, I encourage you to go do the survey so that we can get a proper Forgotten Realms novel line again. The final book of RA Salvatore's trilogy is coming up in July, Relentless, so what happens after that is up in the air right...

Wish we had more details.

You're very welcome.

The one issue with that is any update to Desert of Desolation is likely to be a sequel, instead of simply updating it 5e rules because Desert of Desolation is well over a hundreds years in the Forgotten Realms past. So Goodman Games do an update to Desert of Desolation while WotC creates the...

It could be a joint project like they did with Wildemount.

I'll point out that ghosts of saltmarsh isn't just Greyhawk adventures updated, I believe the also mixed in adventures from Mystara did they not?

Yes! That's it, the Southlands.

In places like Cormyr Knights supplement their income with adventurer and merchantile persuits when not at war, which isn't that rare for Cormyr. Plus when you never know when Dragons will decide to attack, or some crazy mage with open a portal that let's through armies, your always preparing...

Only a few parts of Faerun have strong Western European feel to it. Parts of the Swordcoast, the Cold lands except Sossal and Vaasa, Tethyr, and Cormyr mostly. The eastern half of Faerun is hugely influence by the Mulan race (a race born of a mixture of middle eastern cultures, that interbred...

I found out in issue Dragon+ 31 that the Leonin in addition to be bigger and stronger then Tabaxi, have a roar mechanic. I also learned they considered making Satyr's darker, but went with the lighter more party loving aspect. There is something called a Nadir Kraken which is more powerful and...

Honestly folks really over state how connected FR is to medieval, people confuse feudalism and castles with medieval, but both existed before and after the medieval period. It drives me nuts when people are like race x shouldn't be playable because medieval peasants would just kill them for...