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<blockquote data-quote="freyar" data-source="post: 3782438" data-attributes="member: 40227">I picked the 2nd &quot;no major changes&quot; option, but I'm not sure that's quite right.&nbsp; I don't follow all the novels or RPG books (b/c I don't have space or $ to get them all!), but I generally follow the FRCS and other books that I do have.&nbsp; On the other hand, if something isn't quite right or messes with my ability to plot out ideas for my villains, I'll change it, and the PCs would certainly have a chance to change any major Realms events (if and when I run something that intersects with them).&nbsp; One example: I don't have the Last Mythal trilogy, and I consider it quite bad taste on WotC's part that (at least by one timeline) the fey'ri are released in the High Forest in early 1374 and then booted over to Cormanthor and defeated all in a matter of months.&nbsp; No time for me to play with them.&nbsp; So they're the villains in a current campaign and where they end up depends on the PCs...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="freyar, post: 3782438, member: 40227"] I picked the 2nd "no major changes" option, but I'm not sure that's quite right. I don't follow all the novels or RPG books (b/c I don't have space or $ to get them all!), but I generally follow the FRCS and other books that I do have. On the other hand, if something isn't quite right or messes with my ability to plot out ideas for my villains, I'll change it, and the PCs would certainly have a chance to change any major Realms events (if and when I run something that intersects with them). One example: I don't have the [i]Last Mythal[/i] trilogy, and I consider it quite bad taste on WotC's part that (at least by one timeline) the fey'ri are released in the High Forest in early 1374 and then booted over to Cormanthor and defeated all in a matter of months. No time for me to play with them. So they're the villains in a current campaign and where they end up depends on the PCs... [/QUOTE]

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