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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ulrick" data-source="post: 4486569" data-attributes="member: 775">From the Ashes was the first campaign setting boxed set I ever owned. I bought it when I was 11 or 12.  I really liked Greyhawk from that point on simply because I didn't know any better. Then my older brother let me keep his World of Greyhawk boxed set a couple years later.  I loved how the world wasn't all explained.  Each territory was given sparse treatment and it was up to the DM to fill in the details.  I have just about every Greyhawk module or supplement out there. Even with all of this information, Greyhawk lacked the fluff of say, Forgotten Realms.  Which was okay--I could easily make Greyhawk how I wanted it to be.But because I have almost all of the Greyhawk stuff, I'd be annoyed somebody rebooted Greyhawk. But only a little.  Would there be a market for a reboot?  Out of my 20 or so years of gaming I've only encountered one other DM in real life who's run a Greyhawk Campaign.  The rest have either been homebrews, Forgotten Realms or (as of 3.0/5) Eberron.Given the lackluster treatment of Greyhawk by WotC (despite its default status and Erik Mona's efforts), it seemed that WotC knew that the Greyhawk fan wasn't a strong marketing base.  Making Greyhawk the default setting seemed to just adhere to their "Back to the Dungeon" philosophy for 3e.  Appeasing Greyhawk fans seemed a distant second, if that.</blockquote>