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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ripzerai" data-source="post: 3801049" data-attributes="member: 38324">And, insofar as I suspect they will be identical, I'm not worried about Pandemonium. But some planes will change - will there still be a Blood War (which was and remains an excellent generator of plot ideas) if the Abyss is firmly separated from the Hells? Will the Abyss still as fun if there aren't tempter demons lusting after mortal souls?I'm not having histrionics here. I'm not panicking or whining. I'm speaking, mostly, in the abstract.I'm saying, yes: there is value in preserving traditions. Yes, purely because they are traditions, they are valuable. This doesn't mean that something is good because it's old. But something that's traditional is more valuable, in many ways, than something that is not. Tradition is a reason to preserve something - one of many. It's not a deal-breaker, but it's something that should always be considered.That's a whole 'nuther can of worms. It's being <a href="http://www.canonfire.com/cfhtml/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=2780&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0" target="_blank">discussed right now</a> on the Canonfire! boards, if you're interested.There's something to be said for organizing it better and putting it in an attractively illustrated hardcover. Greyhawk has never gotten a full-color, solidly bound thing of prettiness like FR and Eberron have. There's something to be said for simply putting it back into print so that new gamers will be more likely to be exposed to it.</blockquote>

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