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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7807645" data-attributes="member: 22779">Really, this is a great example of how &quot;blowing up the setting&quot; is simply a matter of liking something or not.&nbsp; Paizohawk introduced all sorts of things to the setting that were new.&nbsp; If you like Paizohawk, the following is true in Greyhawk:1.&nbsp; Demogorgon is dead, and his plane has been ripped from the abyss and left adrift.2.&nbsp; The Isle of Dread exists in Greyhawk (blatantly ripping off Mystara)3.&nbsp; There exists not one, but two major urban centers in the Amedeo Jungle that apparently no one ever knew about.4.&nbsp; Yakfolk exist underneath cities in Greyhawk - does that mean Al-Quadim exists in Greyhawk?I'm sure there are more, but, you get the point.&nbsp; Paizohawk is fantastic, but, the notion that they &quot;aren't going to blow up Greyhawk&quot; is a bit strange.&nbsp; They made all sorts of broad sweeping changes to the setting through Dungeon adventures and articles in Dragon.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 7807645, member: 22779"] Really, this is a great example of how "blowing up the setting" is simply a matter of liking something or not. Paizohawk introduced all sorts of things to the setting that were new. If you like Paizohawk, the following is true in Greyhawk: 1. Demogorgon is dead, and his plane has been ripped from the abyss and left adrift. 2. The Isle of Dread exists in Greyhawk (blatantly ripping off Mystara) 3. There exists not one, but two major urban centers in the Amedeo Jungle that apparently no one ever knew about. 4. Yakfolk exist underneath cities in Greyhawk - does that mean Al-Quadim exists in Greyhawk? I'm sure there are more, but, you get the point. Paizohawk is fantastic, but, the notion that they "aren't going to blow up Greyhawk" is a bit strange. They made all sorts of broad sweeping changes to the setting through Dungeon adventures and articles in Dragon. [/QUOTE]

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