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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Renshai" data-source="post: 3151853" data-attributes="member: 1061">WraithForm is right, while at its very foundation, The Known Realms are a generic campaign setting, they also have some unique aspects that make the setting very special. I am running a campaign in the Known Realms right now. We are only one session into the game but so far the player, and myself are really enjoying it.  The setting doesn't suffer from new rules overload like Forgotten Realms does (I'm a big fan of FR, but not of all the 3E rulebooks) or overaching metaplot. While there are some plot elements that sweeping, like the war that has all but destroyed the Grandy Duchy, they aren't intrusive and are generally easy to work around. The Deities are generic enough so that you can easily add in your own, replace gods, or use you own pantheon. I've heard alof of people say that they are using The Book of the Righteous Pantheon for their games. Sp far, its a great setting and we are really enjoying it.</blockquote>