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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak" data-source="post: 7606067" data-attributes="member: 6996219"><p>Sorry, I really meant for the 5e interpretation of 5e that is so heavily focused on the Sword Coast. In this version the Zhentarim and Red Wizards feel less like actual threats and more like Saturday-morning cartoon villains, because they’re involved in almost everything but never actually gain anything. I’ve never felt as if Thay or the Zhentarim are about to unleash some master plan to rule the world.</p><p></p><p>To be clear I’m not bashing FR, I’m just pointing out how in 5e it seems to be deliberately framed like a collection of good realms, which intermittently face off against the newest evil. I think that’s great and there’s certainly room in FR for other stories too.</p><p></p><p>My point is that if you’re hoping to create a campaign where the choices are meant to be more dubious, where the PCs are pushed to compromise their beliefs to take on the very real danger (and no one bigger and better than them is going to bail them out) Greyhawk is the better fit.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Urriak, post: 7606067, member: 6996219"] Sorry, I really meant for the 5e interpretation of 5e that is so heavily focused on the Sword Coast. In this version the Zhentarim and Red Wizards feel less like actual threats and more like Saturday-morning cartoon villains, because they’re involved in almost everything but never actually gain anything. I’ve never felt as if Thay or the Zhentarim are about to unleash some master plan to rule the world. To be clear I’m not bashing FR, I’m just pointing out how in 5e it seems to be deliberately framed like a collection of good realms, which intermittently face off against the newest evil. I think that’s great and there’s certainly room in FR for other stories too. My point is that if you’re hoping to create a campaign where the choices are meant to be more dubious, where the PCs are pushed to compromise their beliefs to take on the very real danger (and no one bigger and better than them is going to bail them out) Greyhawk is the better fit. [/QUOTE]
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