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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jhaelen" data-source="post: 4197460" data-attributes="member: 46713">These are pretty much my thoughts on this, as well. Imho, to create a unique setting requires restricting yourself to a disctinct subset of the available options. There are exceptions to this rule (I'm thinking of Over the Edge right now) but generally if you mix and match things all willy-nilly you'll end up with an undefined hodge-podge of 'stuff' without any common theme.I can understand what they're trying to achieve though and it does have a very positive side-effect:They can (re)introduce any number of settings, both old favorites and new innovative ones without having to dedicate a lot of resources to them, thus avoiding the trap that killed TSR.</blockquote>