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<blockquote data-quote="Cruentus" data-source="post: 9383259" data-attributes="member: 7034645">That's my feeling about it too.&nbsp; I think this is going to be the 5e version of &quot;How to make a world, using examples from Greyhawk&quot;, and that's about it.&nbsp; I don't think its going to be a setting, I don't think its going to continue or do anything with the lore (remember &quot;the lore/canon is whatever we put in the 5e rulebooks&quot;, and there ain't a lot of Greyhawk).In 32 pages in the upcoming DMG, they're likely saying &quot;Here is an example of how to create a map.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;Here are some ways you can incorporate a ruin or temple or whatever into your game.&quot;&nbsp; &quot;Here is an example of creating a kingdom and what pieces are important to begin with.&quot;&nbsp; etc.&nbsp; The only 2024 DnD I'm buying is the DMG, specifically for the map, as I don't play 5e anymore, but my OSE and Beyond the Wall games are set in Greyhawk.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cruentus, post: 9383259, member: 7034645"] That's my feeling about it too. I think this is going to be the 5e version of "How to make a world, using examples from Greyhawk", and that's about it. I don't think its going to be a setting, I don't think its going to continue or do anything with the lore (remember "the lore/canon is whatever we put in the 5e rulebooks", and there ain't a lot of Greyhawk). In 32 pages in the upcoming DMG, they're likely saying "Here is an example of how to create a map." "Here are some ways you can incorporate a ruin or temple or whatever into your game." "Here is an example of creating a kingdom and what pieces are important to begin with." etc. The only 2024 DnD I'm buying is the DMG, specifically for the map, as I don't play 5e anymore, but my OSE and Beyond the Wall games are set in Greyhawk. [/QUOTE]

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