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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kennew142" data-source="post: 3960356" data-attributes="member: 18490">I have to say that I too am a little frightened at what RPGA might do with FR. I remember the silliness of Living City. I couldn't get into a campaign with major NPCs named Candy Cane, or temples named the Body Shop.I have been playing RPGA games since Living Greyhawk came out. Some of the stories were very good, but most of the ones I played were extremely lame, with weak plots, abusive NPCs and uninspired NPCs. I was hoping that the new Living FR would be able to produce better stories since there was no longer a need for so many scenarios every year, with the easing of the restriction on playing 'out of region.' I am hoping that is the case. For reasons that I won't go into right here and now, I am reasonably hopeful after noting that Sean Molley is one of the regional guys.Does anyone know why we even have regions in Living FR, if players can play any of the scenarios?I am really hoping that RPGA storylines do not determine FR canon. There are already too many competing influences on FR canon (novels, campaign sourcebooks, published adventures, etc...). We already have a case of too many cooks spoiling the soup. The addition of a new source of canon couldn't possibly alleviate this problem.</blockquote>