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<blockquote data-quote="SirAntoine" data-source="post: 6497177" data-attributes="member: 6731904">The questions to ask would be really1) &quot;What are people doing with the Realms today, as in what is popular?&quot;2) &quot;What characters and events should I know about as DM?&quot;3) &quot;How can I make my idea more consistent for my players who know a lot of the canon?&quot;TSR had a support line.&nbsp; That would be great because you get to talk to someone. Besides this, they should try to publish an annual online document that answers the first two questions for everyone every year. They should have statistics for every NPC you can reach by clicking a link under their name. This is what I would recommend, anyway. I don't know about the cost of creating these resources, but it would be in their interest because the more DM's are able to do this, the more popularity they will bring through word of mouth to the setting and all of its publications.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SirAntoine, post: 6497177, member: 6731904"] The questions to ask would be really 1) "What are people doing with the Realms today, as in what is popular?" 2) "What characters and events should I know about as DM?" 3) "How can I make my idea more consistent for my players who know a lot of the canon?" TSR had a support line. That would be great because you get to talk to someone. Besides this, they should try to publish an annual online document that answers the first two questions for everyone every year. They should have statistics for every NPC you can reach by clicking a link under their name. This is what I would recommend, anyway. I don't know about the cost of creating these resources, but it would be in their interest because the more DM's are able to do this, the more popularity they will bring through word of mouth to the setting and all of its publications. [/QUOTE]

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