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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Majoru Oakheart" data-source="post: 6164688" data-attributes="member: 5143">Perhaps it's just the era I started playing in, but that's never been my assumption.  My assumption has always been that all D&D games take place in the same universe just on different worlds.  Since Goblins were created by the gods(or perhaps before them), they are the same in all D&D worlds.The map of the individual worlds was different, the culture different, sometimes the history of the world changed the way magic worked in this particular world or made goblins evolve red skin over time based on where they lived.  However, they all came from the same place.I always assume going into games that since I'm playing D&D that 90% of D&D assumptions will be true.  I feel that a DM changes TOO much it isn't really D&D anymore.  Though I know a lot of people feel this idea is heretical.</blockquote>