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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ilbranteloth" data-source="post: 6791497" data-attributes="member: 6778044">Oh, yes, although he wasn't exactly dead, but trapped in a gem. But it's not just the state of Tchazzar himself, but all of the events surrounding Tchazzar that followed in later published materials that would be different. I wasn't done with the story (in fact, I'm still not, but that group has moved on, and I'm still deciding how much of WotC's material will affect that potential story and where I want to go with it).One of the really fun things for me is that I have 100+ years of my own game history, written by almost 30 real years with our own PCs and NPCs populating the land and impacting the history, which means my trajectory isn't quite the same. For those that do continue to pop into the campaign every now and then, they have actual ties to the world, with ancestors, allies, and enemies that they already know about.At the time I picked a little known NPC of great power in a region that had little published material to interfere. I had a lot of things going on in Sembia as well, because the original campaign set designated it as 'home campaign' territory, not to be addressed in future published material so you wouldn't have to worry about 'canon' interfering with your campaign.Oops.Ilbranteloth</blockquote>