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<blockquote data-quote="Urriak Uruk" data-source="post: 7804680" data-attributes="member: 7015558">Dude Lowkey is literally arguing the exact opposite of what your claiming he wants. A reset to the box-set (which I'm assuming Lowkey wants) is literally more sandbox-ey, allowing more people to create their own version of Greyhawk that works for their table.What you want is all the FR races put into Greyhawk because... I honestly don't even know!Why the heck should Greyhawk have all the races that are in the PHB? It doesn't need them to work (it never did before), and recent books don't follow the same formula (Ravnica doesn't have Dragonborn or halflings for example).&lt;I'll reiterate I'm fine if all the PHB races are described in a Greyhawk book that doesn't challenge the overall status-quo of the world's society in any substantial way. The occasional Dragonborn nomad from a far-off world is fine, a new Dragonborn nation is not.&gt;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Urriak Uruk, post: 7804680, member: 7015558"] Dude Lowkey is literally arguing the [I]exact opposite[/I] of what your claiming he wants. A reset to the box-set (which I'm assuming Lowkey wants) is literally more sandbox-ey, allowing more people to create their own version of Greyhawk that works for their table. What you want is all the FR races put into Greyhawk because... I honestly don't even know! Why the heck [I]should[/I] Greyhawk have all the races that are in the PHB? It doesn't need them to work (it never did before), and recent books don't follow the same formula (Ravnica doesn't have Dragonborn or halflings for example). [I]<I'll reiterate I'm fine if all the PHB races are described in a Greyhawk book that doesn't challenge the overall status-quo of the world's society in any substantial way. The occasional Dragonborn nomad from a far-off world is fine, a new Dragonborn nation is not.>[/I] [/QUOTE]

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