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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Renshai" data-source="post: 3125030" data-attributes="member: 1061">I'm a huge fan of the DCC modules and of the Known Realms setting. I'm about half way through with the Gazateer and I've read about 1/4 of the GM's Guide. So far, I have been really impressed with the way they caught the old Greyhawk/Mystara feel and wove the two together.  While I was a fan of Greyhawk way back in the day, it sort of lost its appeal over the years. The same can be said for Mystara. The Known Realms feels like it breathes some new life back into those old settings. At least to me it does.Sure there are alot of settings out there and if you have a setting that you are happy with then this might not be for you. However, if you like the DCC modules, are looking for a standard D&D world, this might be for you.  The entries for each country are just enough to get your creative juices flowing without getting in your way. "Just" enough information is given and the rest is left up to you for development.  I've seen alot of threads lately about "Core Only" games and that is just what I'm doing with it. Running some of the DCC's as an adventure path using only the core rules and the very few ruels that are presented in the GM's Guide to the Known Realms. Between getting two poster maps, two top notch adventures and two poster maps, I feel like the boxed set is well worth the price.</blockquote>