D&D 5E Are you sick of the Swordcoast?

[Guest 6801328]

HA HA! Yes.

Swordcoast is a euphemism for nude beach

Ahhh....that explains why in France it's "Daggercoast"

 

[MonkeezOnFire]

No, I'm not tired of the Sword Coast but I haven't played in a campaign set in the Realms since a bit after Out of the Abyss came out.

I understand why they focus on the area. It's a fairly generic fantasy land which makes it easy to release accessible content for it. It also makes it easy to convert. I'm currently working on porting Descent into Avernus to Ravnica instead of Baldur's Gate and then continue as normal once they reach Avernus.

 

[lowkey13]

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[Salthorae]

I need another option.

"No, but I'd like to also explore other areas of the FR too!"

 

[TwoSix]

Ahhh....that explains why in France it's "Daggercoast"

Certainly explains why the sword is always paired with a main gauche.

 

[ART!]

There's not an option for "No, but I'd like products exploring other FR areas, too", so I voted "No".

Come to think of it, there's not an option for "No, but I'd like products for other settings, too".

To quote the 538 Politics podcast: "bad use of polling!"

 

[collin]

I would not not say "sick" of it, but it does get rather tedious and boring to have everything set in a fairly finite area of the playing world. I am okay with playing in the FR (although my favorite setting is Eberron), but I would have thought by now that WotC would have at least been providing some adventures and supporting material for other areas of Faerun.

 

[Nebulous]

I like the Sword Coast, I do, it has lot of flavor, but they've spent an awful lot of time on it over and over. They need to focus on another region.

 

[Undrave]

Still waiting on the Shieldcoast.

 

[Tony Vargas]

they genocided all abberations like e.g. Dragonborn.

You're probably thinking of the Dagonborne… common mistake. Check for gills, to be sure.

Still waiting on the Shieldcoast.

It was conquered by the Theocracy of the Macecoast.