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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 9777818" data-attributes="member: 7030526">I don't think FR really fits the term points of light setting.  Yes it has alot of wilderness, and Faerun very large land, at least the size of North America, not including the Underdark even, but there simply are too many major nations and cities, and relatively (by D&D standards, compared to say Greyhawk, Nentir Vale, Darksun...) safe trade routes between many cities and nations, its too cosmopolitan. I mean for large Kingdoms you Mulhorand, Chessenta, Unther, Cormyr, Sembia, Calimshan, Impiltur, Damara, Vaasa, Rashemen, Thay, Algarond, Tethyr, Amn, Moonshae Isles, Evermeet, The Great Rift, Lurien, Durpur, Halruaa, Lantan, Sempar, etc... Now are there parts of FR that are points of light, yes, Icewind Dale, Swordcoast (sort of, by FR standards, not others), Westgate sort of, Chult, etc... But can you say Cormyr is points of light? Or Mulhorand? Sembia? Even Thay while dark is not really points of light for all its evil, there is a national order to its evil, its rules based evil band things like bandits are not tolerated.</blockquote>