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<blockquote data-quote="Steampunkette" data-source="post: 8704606" data-attributes="member: 6796468">[USER=10148]@JEB[/USER]The statement linked for Perkins is basically the same statement as Disney on Star Wars and Marvel...&quot;It's not canonical until we decide it's canon, but it's obviously still there to enjoy for everyone who enjoys it.&quot;They don't want you to &quot;Have&quot; to climb over the entire freaking MOUNTAIN of Forgotten Realms resources to run a modern FR game, but you are free to use them for your games. Which is the same stance they've had the entire time.They even specify that 5e's core canon isn't core canon to your personal campaign, which will have it's own canon, in the exact same Perkins Piece.In other words:WotC has it's own canon for 5e. Every edition also has it's own canon. And you are not bound to the canon of a specific edition.So pick and choose what you want for your home games.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steampunkette, post: 8704606, member: 6796468"] [USER=10148]@JEB[/USER] The statement linked for Perkins is basically the same statement as Disney on Star Wars and Marvel... "It's not canonical until we decide it's canon, but it's obviously still there to enjoy for everyone who enjoys it." They don't want you to "Have" to climb over the entire freaking MOUNTAIN of Forgotten Realms resources to run a modern FR game, but you are free to use them for your games. Which is the same stance they've had the entire time. They even specify that 5e's core canon isn't core canon to your personal campaign, which will have it's own canon, in the exact same Perkins Piece. In other words: WotC has it's own canon for 5e. Every edition also has it's own canon. And you are not bound to the canon of a specific edition. So pick and choose what you want for your home games. [/QUOTE]

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