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<blockquote data-quote="Snarf Zagyg" data-source="post: 9370225" data-attributes="member: 7023840">Definitely. I think that WoTC's current more laissez-faire approach is sensible.This post was actually something I've been thinking about for a while, mostly generated from the numerous conversations about canon I've seen here, and how I've noticed that at a certain point, they start to resemble legal arguments. Except with a lot more &quot;Yo Mama&quot; involved. I do think that we can see echoes of the argument in GH, with people trying to argue for (and against) the inclusion of things. Dragonborn seeming to be one of the flashpoints. FWIW, as I've discussed, I think that the following two things are both true:1. Putting a new Dragonborn kingdom into GH* would be a bad idea, not just because it disrupts the &quot;canon,&quot; but because GH has almost no countries that are led by non-humans. 2. OTOH, having Dragonborn in GH is ridiculously easy. GH might be dominated politically by humanity, but there are numerous non-humans of all kinds. *In the Flanaess. The &quot;GH&quot; that we know. Again, if you want to have a kingdom of Dragonborn &quot;off the map,&quot; knock yourself out.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snarf Zagyg, post: 9370225, member: 7023840"] Definitely. I think that WoTC's current more laissez-faire approach is sensible. This post was actually something I've been thinking about for a while, mostly generated from the numerous conversations about canon I've seen here, and how I've noticed that at a certain point, they start to resemble legal arguments. Except with a lot more "Yo Mama" involved. I do think that we can see echoes of the argument in GH, with people trying to argue for (and against) the inclusion of things. Dragonborn seeming to be one of the flashpoints. FWIW, as I've discussed, I think that the following two things are both true: 1. Putting a new Dragonborn kingdom into GH* would be a bad idea, not just because it disrupts the "canon," but because GH has almost no countries that are led by non-humans. 2. OTOH, having Dragonborn in GH is ridiculously easy. GH might be dominated politically by humanity, but there are numerous non-humans of all kinds. *In the Flanaess. The "GH" that we know. Again, if you want to have a kingdom of Dragonborn "off the map," knock yourself out. [/QUOTE]

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