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<blockquote data-quote="Chainsaw" data-source="post: 4690372" data-attributes="member: 70196">Back in my 2E-days, when I DM'd alot, we used my homebrew for campaigns. We all read alot of the FR books and I even owned the FR box set (and Dark Sun, which was really, really cool, but which I never ran for some reason - we hadn't worn out traditional fantasy yet?), but we never used it. Well, I did use the FR maps for a one-shot or two, but totally made up everything (other than names on the maps).Now that I've picked up playing again with 4E (finally found time, nothing special to this edition), as a player in&nbsp; LFR game, I play in FR (naturally), but I haven't bought any books and don't plan to. Our rotating DMs run the RPGA mods so generically that they could be set anywhere. I don't feel immersed in any specific fantasy setting and no one ever makes setting specific comments (other than &quot;I'm from the Dalelands, so I get to re-roll nature checks&quot; and the occasional metagaming comment from our resident 'expert').If I start DM'ing again, I'll use a homebrew again.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chainsaw, post: 4690372, member: 70196"] Back in my 2E-days, when I DM'd alot, we used my homebrew for campaigns. We all read alot of the FR books and I even owned the FR box set (and Dark Sun, which was really, really cool, but which I never ran for some reason - we hadn't worn out traditional fantasy yet?), but we never used it. Well, I did use the FR maps for a one-shot or two, but totally made up everything (other than names on the maps). Now that I've picked up playing again with 4E (finally found time, nothing special to this edition), as a player in LFR game, I play in FR (naturally), but I haven't bought any books and don't plan to. Our rotating DMs run the RPGA mods so generically that they could be set anywhere. I don't feel immersed in any specific fantasy setting and no one ever makes setting specific comments (other than "I'm from the Dalelands, so I get to re-roll nature checks" and the occasional metagaming comment from our resident 'expert'). If I start DM'ing again, I'll use a homebrew again. [/QUOTE]

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