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<blockquote data-quote="gyor" data-source="post: 7952852" data-attributes="member: 6670153">LMFAO. Deep fans of a setting have nothing to apologize for,&nbsp; there is nothing wrong with being passionate about a setting weather it's FR,&nbsp; Star Trek,&nbsp; Eberron, Altered Carbon,&nbsp; Planescape,&nbsp; Stargate,&nbsp; Spelljammer, Earth Final Conflict,&nbsp; Dragonlance, or Andromeda Ascendant. If some folks having discussions and debates about a settings lore is so upsetting to you, then your really out of luck because any setting worth it's salt is going to attract obsessive,&nbsp; lore loving, passionate fans. Even MtG fans whose settings often have a tiny fraction of the lore of even the most unloved traditional D&amp;D settings,&nbsp; has fans debating hardcore about it's lore. &nbsp;Perhaps homebrew make it up on the fly settings are more your speed?&nbsp; And I say that not to be a gatekeeper,&nbsp; because I don't believe you need to know all the lors to enjoy a setting, but if it's mere existance and folks being passionate about it is enough to turn you off,&nbsp; you got a big challenge on your hands because that is the nature of fandom itself and no one should have to apologize for such love and passion for a setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gyor, post: 7952852, member: 6670153"] LMFAO. Deep fans of a setting have nothing to apologize for, there is nothing wrong with being passionate about a setting weather it's FR, Star Trek, Eberron, Altered Carbon, Planescape, Stargate, Spelljammer, Earth Final Conflict, Dragonlance, or Andromeda Ascendant. If some folks having discussions and debates about a settings lore is so upsetting to you, then your really out of luck because any setting worth it's salt is going to attract obsessive, lore loving, passionate fans. Even MtG fans whose settings often have a tiny fraction of the lore of even the most unloved traditional D&D settings, has fans debating hardcore about it's lore. Perhaps homebrew make it up on the fly settings are more your speed? And I say that not to be a gatekeeper, because I don't believe you need to know all the lors to enjoy a setting, but if it's mere existance and folks being passionate about it is enough to turn you off, you got a big challenge on your hands because that is the nature of fandom itself and no one should have to apologize for such love and passion for a setting. [/QUOTE]

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