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<blockquote data-quote="Shardstone" data-source="post: 9226254" data-attributes="member: 6807784">Well it does matter IMO, because the default setting is what the focus of the adventure, book, video game, and similar materials are on. This, in turn, defines the feel of the overall game for a lot of people. If the default setting was Planescape and not FR, that might indicate a change in overall tone, color pallate, narrative aesthetics, character options, and so on. And the growing multiverse-focus is, IMO, a response to people's desire for more homebrew, more race options, and a desire to always new cool new things in Fantasy. However, I disagree with OP that the FR isn't the default setting, but yeah, I'd say it isn't meaningless that FR is default setting.I'm not going to engage with the &quot;all our convos are meaningless&quot; rhetoric because it is unironically meaningless. I'm not sure how I'm supposed to respond or care about you saying all written communication on this topic is meaningless.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Shardstone, post: 9226254, member: 6807784"] Well it does matter IMO, because the default setting is what the focus of the adventure, book, video game, and similar materials are on. This, in turn, defines the feel of the overall game for a lot of people. If the default setting was Planescape and not FR, that might indicate a change in overall tone, color pallate, narrative aesthetics, character options, and so on. And the growing multiverse-focus is, IMO, a response to people's desire for more homebrew, more race options, and a desire to always new cool new things in Fantasy. However, I disagree with OP that the FR isn't the default setting, but yeah, I'd say it isn't meaningless that FR is default setting. I'm not going to engage with the "all our convos are meaningless" rhetoric because it is unironically meaningless. I'm not sure how I'm supposed to respond or care about you saying all written communication on this topic is meaningless. [/QUOTE]

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