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<blockquote data-quote="Renshai" data-source="post: 5086278" data-attributes="member: 1061">As I have little time to prepare for games, to draw maps and figure out travel distances and things of that nature, I require support for the campaign setting that I am going to choose. I need there to be at least one part of the world that the campaign settings focus on. they need roads, villages and NPCs I can use at a moment's notice. Not vague overviews with maps that provide only zoomed out look at an area. You can give support to a system in this manner without over developing it. WotC appears to be doing that with the book Hammerfast. Why couldn't there be a similar book for Waterdeep, or the Dalelands, or an area in Eberron?&nbsp; Giving a team beleaguered DM a rich setting to draw on would only help keep DM's in the fold and playing the game. Me, I left because I don't have time to draw and make maps and detail these places anymore..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Renshai, post: 5086278, member: 1061"] As I have little time to prepare for games, to draw maps and figure out travel distances and things of that nature, I require support for the campaign setting that I am going to choose. I need there to be at least one part of the world that the campaign settings focus on. they need roads, villages and NPCs I can use at a moment's notice. Not vague overviews with maps that provide only zoomed out look at an area. You can give support to a system in this manner without over developing it. WotC appears to be doing that with the book Hammerfast. Why couldn't there be a similar book for Waterdeep, or the Dalelands, or an area in Eberron? Giving a team beleaguered DM a rich setting to draw on would only help keep DM's in the fold and playing the game. Me, I left because I don't have time to draw and make maps and detail these places anymore.. [/QUOTE]

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