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<blockquote data-quote="jester47" data-source="post: 1816688" data-attributes="member: 2238">See an Eberron DM can place the Furyondy adventure werever he thinks it would fit best.&nbsp; Its not about finding a realm in Eberron that is analogous.&nbsp; Furyondy's background and flavor are superfluous.&nbsp; Its what in the industry is called a placeholder name.&nbsp; Somthing you can change easily enough that really doesn't bear on the story.&nbsp; Sidebars take up space, you only want to use one if its absolutly nescessary.&nbsp; Its eaiser to let people make thier own choices rather than try to second guess how someone might have changed a setting.&nbsp; If you have not noticed Roleplayers are a pretty free thinking crowd.&nbsp; Dungeon is better saving its breath for other things, and to a magazine, space is breath.I think what he means to say here is that of the many people that do buy the mag and use it, most of them use a homebrew and just adapt the adventure to their setting.&nbsp; He has a BIG survey that tell him this.&nbsp; If you do that for every adventure for both FR and Eberron, thats 6 pages lost to converting the thing.&nbsp; Its better to let the DM use thier imagination and sidebar the &quot;offending&quot; FR or Eberron adventure.&nbsp; Aaron.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jester47, post: 1816688, member: 2238"] See an Eberron DM can place the Furyondy adventure werever he thinks it would fit best. Its not about finding a realm in Eberron that is analogous. Furyondy's background and flavor are superfluous. Its what in the industry is called a placeholder name. Somthing you can change easily enough that really doesn't bear on the story. Sidebars take up space, you only want to use one if its absolutly nescessary. Its eaiser to let people make thier own choices rather than try to second guess how someone might have changed a setting. If you have not noticed Roleplayers are a pretty free thinking crowd. Dungeon is better saving its breath for other things, and to a magazine, space is breath. I think what he means to say here is that of the many people that do buy the mag and use it, most of them use a homebrew and just adapt the adventure to their setting. He has a BIG survey that tell him this. If you do that for every adventure for both FR and Eberron, thats 6 pages lost to converting the thing. Its better to let the DM use thier imagination and sidebar the "offending" FR or Eberron adventure. Aaron. [/QUOTE]

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