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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 3656061" data-attributes="member: 10177">Thats why I buy settings. I take what is written and change whatever I feel the need to. I don't buy settings and modules to be &quot;locked into&quot; their concepts and ideas. I buy it to use as a base and for inspiration to go further, or along totally different lines.So yeah, I guess I am a bit of a homebrew, but since I am the one who bought the boxed set, or setting book, its my choice as to where to go with it. I generally stick close to canon, but with FR I threw a lot of those novels and the Time of Troubles/Avatar stuff pretty much right out the window.Same with Greyhawk Wars. It was stuff I didn't want in my campaign. I just told the players to think of those resources as &quot;Bards Tales&quot;, because that is all they are in my version of those settings.Besides, I was running GH and Faerun before any of the canon I considered to be junk came out. So my &quot;vision&quot; has senority anyhow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 3656061, member: 10177"] Thats why I buy settings. I take what is written and change whatever I feel the need to. I don't buy settings and modules to be "locked into" their concepts and ideas. I buy it to use as a base and for inspiration to go further, or along totally different lines. So yeah, I guess I am a bit of a homebrew, but since I am the one who bought the boxed set, or setting book, its my choice as to where to go with it. I generally stick close to canon, but with FR I threw a lot of those novels and the Time of Troubles/Avatar stuff pretty much right out the window. Same with Greyhawk Wars. It was stuff I didn't want in my campaign. I just told the players to think of those resources as "Bards Tales", because that is all they are in my version of those settings. Besides, I was running GH and Faerun before any of the canon I considered to be junk came out. So my "vision" has senority anyhow. [/QUOTE]

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