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<blockquote data-quote="Shemeska" data-source="post: 2319343" data-attributes="member: 11697">I started in 3e, I'll judge versus quality of any editionI like it and I've used it as a rather frequent stopping spot in some of the side plots in my 3e Planescape game.And therein is one of the two things I don't like about FR:1) Overly active deities who meddle far too much in the lives of their worshippers.2) They F'ing ruined the planes for FR in 3e. They split it off into its own universe with the only attempt to explain away the invalidation of 20+ years of planar material being &quot;its always been that way&quot;. The 'new' planes are poorly fleshed out shadows or outright mockeries of the former planes or deific domains of the realms gods.Everything besides the planar material is still well done, but it's made me return at least one book (Players Guide to Faerun) because of the trainwreck they created with the FR planes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shemeska, post: 2319343, member: 11697"] [b]I started in 3e, I'll judge versus quality of any edition[/b] I like it and I've used it as a rather frequent stopping spot in some of the side plots in my 3e Planescape game. And therein is one of the two things I don't like about FR: 1) Overly active deities who meddle far too much in the lives of their worshippers. 2) They F'ing ruined the planes for FR in 3e. They split it off into its own universe with the only attempt to explain away the invalidation of 20+ years of planar material being "its always been that way". The 'new' planes are poorly fleshed out shadows or outright mockeries of the former planes or deific domains of the realms gods. Everything besides the planar material is still well done, but it's made me return at least one book (Players Guide to Faerun) because of the trainwreck they created with the FR planes. [/QUOTE]

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