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<blockquote data-quote="Blue" data-source="post: 6966266" data-attributes="member: 20564">Answer #1:No.&nbsp; We already have a lot of FR information out there not just for 5e but ovels and earlier D&amp;D versions and a huge amount on the web.&nbsp; What more is needed?Answer #2:No.&nbsp; I've disliked FR for a long time.&nbsp; Specifically because there's so much for it between the reams of realms materials published for the RPG and the novels I don't feel like I can run it without players knowing more than me about some facet or another.&nbsp; And if I don't want to stick to canon, why the heck would I need campaign guide?Answer #3:No.&nbsp; SCAG and many of the Adventure Paths have detailed the Forgotten Realms and I'd love to see some of the other wonderful D&amp;D settings get some attention.&nbsp; With the limited resources available to produce, that means that effort on an FR campaign guide would directly be taking time from work on any other setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blue, post: 6966266, member: 20564"] Answer #1: No. We already have a lot of FR information out there not just for 5e but ovels and earlier D&D versions and a huge amount on the web. What more is needed? Answer #2: No. I've disliked FR for a long time. Specifically because there's so much for it between the reams of realms materials published for the RPG and the novels I don't feel like I can run it without players knowing more than me about some facet or another. And if I don't want to stick to canon, why the heck would I need campaign guide? Answer #3: No. SCAG and many of the Adventure Paths have detailed the Forgotten Realms and I'd love to see some of the other wonderful D&D settings get some attention. With the limited resources available to produce, that means that effort on an FR campaign guide would directly be taking time from work on any other setting. [/QUOTE]

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