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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Liaden" data-source="post: 2460847" data-attributes="member: 34638">I know putting these two settings on the same world is &quot;blasphemous&quot; to contemplate, but I actually did it for an old campaign.&nbsp; Turned out to be remarkably easy, if you ignore all the Maztica/Kara-Tur stuff for Forgotten Realms (which I personally was never fond of, but that's just my own preference).&nbsp;Both FR and the Flanaes where Greyhawk is set have the same climatic range, indicating that they're in the same hemisphere of their worlds.&nbsp; They feature mostly the same major races, albeit with a few cultural differences.&nbsp; The Forgotten Realms extend to the west coast of their continent, the Flanaes to the east coast.&nbsp; For both regions the landward edge of the known lands ends in a vast unexplored wasteland; you can easily place each setting at opposite ends of said wasteland, so that they share the same continent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Liaden, post: 2460847, member: 34638"] I know putting these two settings on the same world is "blasphemous" to contemplate, but I actually did it for an old campaign. Turned out to be remarkably easy, if you ignore all the Maztica/Kara-Tur stuff for [i]Forgotten Realms[/i] (which I personally was never fond of, but that's just my own preference). Both FR and the Flanaes where Greyhawk is set have the same climatic range, indicating that they're in the same hemisphere of their worlds. They feature mostly the same major races, albeit with a few cultural differences. The Forgotten Realms extend to the west coast of their continent, the Flanaes to the east coast. For both regions the landward edge of the known lands ends in a vast unexplored wasteland; you can easily place each setting at opposite ends of said wasteland, so that they share the same continent. [/QUOTE]

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