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Message: <blockquote data-quote="teitan" data-source="post: 1472089" data-attributes="member: 3457">It uses the D&D rules and not several modifications, like Legendary Classes (Morning Star I believe), a new magic system (Midnight) and heavily modified classes, not sure about Dawnforge but don't really like what I have heard, though I would like to look at the book before I make final judgements. I just don't like the heavy modifications that these settings make to core D&D. Eberron might make some big modifications to the core for all I know but so far it still looks like D&D from the previews, plus Action Points, something I use anyway...WHat I mean by D&D is possessing the classical D&D tropes. FR is more D&D to the average consumer because it is the real default setting since 2e and in all the video games and comic books just about. Sure Greyhawk is as pure D&D as it gets, but FR was Greyhawk with cooler bells & whistles. Outside of FR, Greyhawk and MAYBE Dragonlance, the other settings have had more of their own identity outside of just D&D. When I play one of the three I say I am playing D&D but if I play Dark Sun, Midnight or whatever, I feel like I am playing THAT setting and not necessarily D&D. Scarred Lands I would add to that "I am playing D&D" category as well because, again, it feels like classical D&D as opposed to a neat little variation of D&D.FR is by far... now... my favourite setting. I used to hate it, but now it is awesome and only Planescape comes close.</blockquote>

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