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<blockquote data-quote="OnlineDM" data-source="post: 5334370" data-attributes="member: 90804">I. I've wondered the same thing myself.&nbsp; As best I can figure, it's spread all over the place.&nbsp; It does seem like the kind of thing that some fan would put into a wiki or some other web site - such a thing might be out there already, but I don't know of it.II. I personally lean toward One Worldism.&nbsp; Your group's characters can certainly enter into my world, but they likely wouldn't share any common experiences or even common knowledge of geography, etc.&nbsp; The experiences of my party are so different from yours that they're effectively separate worlds even if they started from the same canon.Now, if you want to have two different campaigns set in the same world, same geography, same gods, you certainly can do so, but that requires coordination.&nbsp; By default, the DM creates the world as the campaign goes along.&nbsp; If I want there to be a massive land mass floating in the sky just above the main continent, poof, it's there!&nbsp; The fact that your characters have never heard of such a thing is pretty strange if they live on that same continent.&nbsp; Hence, they're different worlds.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="OnlineDM, post: 5334370, member: 90804"] I. I've wondered the same thing myself. As best I can figure, it's spread all over the place. It does seem like the kind of thing that some fan would put into a wiki or some other web site - such a thing might be out there already, but I don't know of it. II. I personally lean toward One Worldism. Your group's characters can certainly enter into my world, but they likely wouldn't share any common experiences or even common knowledge of geography, etc. The experiences of my party are so different from yours that they're effectively separate worlds even if they started from the same canon. Now, if you want to have two different campaigns set in the same world, same geography, same gods, you certainly can do so, but that requires coordination. By default, the DM creates the world as the campaign goes along. If I want there to be a massive land mass floating in the sky just above the main continent, poof, it's there! The fact that your characters have never heard of such a thing is pretty strange if they live on that same continent. Hence, they're different worlds. [/QUOTE]

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