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<blockquote data-quote="Zaran" data-source="post: 5161373" data-attributes="member: 56710">Exactly why are you guys harping on the epic level NPCs? If it's because 4e removed them so that PCs can have the world to themselves I think that's wrong. There are still epic level NPCs in the world. It wouldn't be the Forgotten Realms without them.&nbsp;Let's get back to talking about the changes to the 4e edition of the Forgotten Realms. I for one couldn't stand the new campaign book. The map was horrible. There is hardly any detailed information on each area. The fact that they felt the need to push dragonborn into the mix left a bad taste in my mouth. And advancing the story line 100 years means that any campaigns based on earlier times were pretty much up the creek.&nbsp;I will grant that the way they did the changes makes sense as forgotten realm stories go but instead of &quot;Poof, this is a short description of what happened.&quot;, I want to see a series of novels set during the changes. That way GMs and players both can get a grip on the new world. As is, we are only getting a name.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zaran, post: 5161373, member: 56710"] Exactly why are you guys harping on the epic level NPCs? If it's because 4e removed them so that PCs can have the world to themselves I think that's wrong. There are still epic level NPCs in the world. It wouldn't be the Forgotten Realms without them. Let's get back to talking about the changes to the 4e edition of the Forgotten Realms. I for one couldn't stand the new campaign book. The map was horrible. There is hardly any detailed information on each area. The fact that they felt the need to push dragonborn into the mix left a bad taste in my mouth. And advancing the story line 100 years means that any campaigns based on earlier times were pretty much up the creek. I will grant that the way they did the changes makes sense as forgotten realm stories go but instead of "Poof, this is a short description of what happened.", I want to see a series of novels set during the changes. That way GMs and players both can get a grip on the new world. As is, we are only getting a name. [/QUOTE]

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