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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sunseeker" data-source="post: 6075731"><p>Then I was misunderstanding your original statement, as this is how I play.  But I'm not sure that 4e encourages players to define the world in the way you initially indicated, creating a sort of cooperatively-run campaign.  While I feel that getting player input on your setting can be beneficial in regards to seeing if they're interested in it, I generally don't favor allowing players to actually decide what the setting is going to be like, and I don't see that being advocated in 4e rules.  Certainly there is always wiggle room for the desires of players and the things that want to do that may not fit perfectly, but I don't see outright instruction to allow players to dictate terms.</p></blockquote><p></p>