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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Charger28Alpha" data-source="post: 4853261" data-attributes="member: 53949">That is very dependent on the DM and the players in each group that plays in FR.  As was shown up thread, I find that what is available on the Wiki as a primary source, the 3rd Ed Campaign book, and two older regional books (free downloads from WOTC) which I referenced to flesh out stuff from the Wiki, were plenty for me.  However, others like Underthumb want more detail.For me this is why FR has been the flagship setting.  If you want minimal background to build upon you can, and if you want a setting with a detailed intertwined history it is there.  Brother Richard, you keep refering to FR as a "shared" setting, and seem to be using FR being a "shared" setting as  means to suggest limits on what can and can't be done by DMs and players.  Since nothing done at any tables other than ones you, or anybody, plays at effects other tables, how is FR a "shared" setting? And since what happens at other folk's tables does not effect you, why should you care?</blockquote>