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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 4442880" data-attributes="member: 710">And if you don't?Once I start a homebrew instead of running published modules, I hope to achieve a way more open world. What I definitely want to do (be it in modules or be it in homebrew) is giving my players to change the world. As a DM, I might steer them into a certain direction, but at the end, I don't want to have a static world that never changes. The whole thing about the tiers in 4E made it even more clear to me that eventually, the characters must bring a change to the world that lasts...One of the thing I hated about NWN 2: Mask of the Betrayer (aside from that Spirit Energy mechanic) was [spoiler]you couldn't bring down that annoying Wall of Spirits around the City of Judgement. The whole thing appalled me at a philosophical level that I hoped for the satisfaction of bringing it down. But no, plot protection of course stood in the way...[/spoiler]I really liked the Zeitgeist Article in Dragon (one of the online articles in the 3e->4e transition phase). (Note to self: Don't forget to download it - if it's even still available...)</blockquote>