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<blockquote data-quote="Sylrae" data-source="post: 5792866" data-attributes="member: 48520">I disagree about mulhorand, but its worth noting that if you dont like Maztica, Kara Tur, or Zakhara, They're detailed in their own books instead of the main FRCS. The FRCS treats those continents as blank, so if you dont like Maztica, you can easily ignore it, or even put something else on the continent.With &quot;Returned Abeir&quot; its forced in your face, wasting your faerun page count, and players are therefore also more likely to nag you to allow a &quot;returned abeir&quot; character.So in the 4e FRCG, you have less content on Faerun, an invasive square peg in a round hole that if you dont like, is taking up a hefty chunk of book space, which will bring you more arguments and hassles from players who will assume you Should be using it because its in the frcg.- less faerun.- new setting forcefed to you.- extra chances for arguments.- loads of retcons.I read it a bit on my flgs, and decided it wasnt worth my money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sylrae, post: 5792866, member: 48520"] I disagree about mulhorand, but its worth noting that if you dont like Maztica, Kara Tur, or Zakhara, They're detailed in their own books instead of the main FRCS. The FRCS treats those continents as blank, so if you dont like Maztica, you can easily ignore it, or even put something else on the continent. With "Returned Abeir" its forced in your face, wasting your faerun page count, and players are therefore also more likely to nag you to allow a "returned abeir" character. So in the 4e FRCG, you have less content on Faerun, an invasive square peg in a round hole that if you dont like, is taking up a hefty chunk of book space, which will bring you more arguments and hassles from players who will assume you Should be using it because its in the frcg. - less faerun. - new setting forcefed to you. - extra chances for arguments. - loads of retcons. I read it a bit on my flgs, and decided it wasnt worth my money. [/QUOTE]

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