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Message: <blockquote data-quote="teitan" data-source="post: 8618840" data-attributes="member: 3457">I've said it before and there are tons of options for it. There are knightly orders associated with GH for Fighters and Rangers, Circle of 8 agent background, the Horned Society subclasses, clerical domains that can be created to associate with the GH specific gods to help differentiate them, race options, yes, the Valley Elf. This was never an issue in older editions and is not an issue now so why does it seem to be a sticking point for some people? Just because you don't see options doesn't mean there aren't any and oh yes, there are loads and that's just off the top of my head. Warlock tied to Iuz? Greyhawk is a LOT more grey (HA) than other settings so why the heck not! Subclasses focusing on dungeon exploration seem ready made for a setting like GH. My prediction is that Planescape will come next, after Dragonlance. Then later we will see Greyhawk as the kick off for the anniversary, then the revised core books and then a Forgotten Realms book because if you know Greyhawk you know they really do not have that much in common. We will see the next rules expansion a year after the revision and that will lead into Dark Sun. Dark Sun needs some heavy lifting to work and I don't mean a dedicated Psionics class and race options. The psionics system in place works fine, it just needs more expansion, more wild talent like feats and more "spells" for Psionic powers. This implies a rules expansion and it will be easier with the new revision coming to do setting books that do not require a lot of heavy lifting for conversion between now & then with MotM as a template for races and monsters than doing an expansion and then launching a revised core set but I could be wrong. From the sounds of their plans it seems like mostly new settings and adventures until the revision comes out. Emphasis on settings.</blockquote>

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