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Message: <blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 4583142" data-attributes="member: 2067">Mentioning some place my characters will never go to helps me to build a more robust setting for the campaign.If I have a character say another character is "tougher than a Nordian!" I don't need to have the players go to Nordia. They know that Nordia is full of tough people, and that's enough. That's all I really need. If I have a character say to another character "I will burn you in the dimension of Pure Fire!" I don't need to know the price of tea there or how they build castles there. I just need to know that it's a threat. It's more about having believable characters and dialogue than it is about pointless work.My preferences are more like yours on this, but I guess I'm not as big of an extremist on it. I want adventuring locations, but I don't need to be able to slay goblins anywhere in the multiverse, so as long as the product isn't dominated by 10 page entries on stuff my players will never see, I can stomach there being places my players will never see, just like I'm okay with there being a Nordia they never go to.</blockquote>