For Those Upset About The Flavpr Changes

[Hussar]

Scarred Lands.

((Looks around for Nightfall.))

 

[Desdichado]

You gotta admit: Flavpr even sounds like it could be a Greyhawk name. . .

 

[pawsplay]

My world is most strongly inspired by Mystara.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

My primary published setting is the Realms. And if bringing the Arcane Age back is what is in store for 4E Realms, I'll be a very happy camper.

 

[TerraDave]

Not really attempting to prove anything...

Ok, it may also be hard to know anything...

 

[Wombat]

I game in my own worlds.

Sure, I used Dragon Pass and Prax for a while, and you can decide for yourself about whether Mythic Europe is a "shared world" or not, but Greyhawk never grabbed me and Forgotten Realms did little for me; Eberron is a bit better, in that it is a world that is fitted to the rules.

So for me, D&D remains a general template, rather than a setting.

 

[w_earle_wheeler]

My Greyhawk world is very non-canon. I enjoy the generic fluff elements I have recognized as D&D since I was a kid. That's one of the reasons I liked the core fluff Greyhawk of 3.0 and 3.5 -- it was a customizable Greyhawk toolkit.

I also game in Sunnydale, Hyperborea, Newhon and Yuggoth.

 

[Man in the Funny Hat]

I have never had materials to really run a Greyhawk campaign, certainly not like I've had Forgotten Realms materials or any of half a dozen other settings so I've never REALLY run Greyhawk. I did, once, perhaps 15 years ago, have the remnants of the original Greyhawk boxed set with a few booklets and the maps. I had no interest in Greyhawk at the time and it was all old, used 1E stuff. I think I sold it along with several boxes of other stuff I wasn't using (and some of which I still curse myself for parting with - like Greyhawk).

What I'm saying is that I don't REALLY know what Greyhawk is like since I've never really run a Greyhawk campaign so much as a campaign with a lot of Greyhawk STUFF folded into it. Consequently I can't select half of the options. I've never run Eberron and I've sworn a solemn oath to never run Forgotten Realms again (which I MIGHT nonetheless break if I like what 4E does to the place.) My response, therefore, is "other". "Other", in more specific terms is currently Wilderlands, which knows nothing like a "canon", and will brook nothing so insulting to its founding premise as trying to live by such.

 

[Fieari]

"Something else"... meaning, a homebrew, not close enough to any of those answers to allow me to select them. That's the neat thing about homebrews. You don't have to fit the mold.