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<blockquote data-quote="Jester David" data-source="post: 7251334" data-attributes="member: 37579">Ummm... no it doesn't. It proves they're willing to do things set in other worlds when it fits.Like they did with Tales from the Yawning Portal that has four of its adventures set in Greyhawk. Except for the whole orc, goblin and kobold sections, which use the classical Greyhawk demihuman gods. And most of the other sections (gnolls, kobolds, yuan-ti, etc) are setting neutral.It's only FR in that Volo and Elminster are &quot;talking&quot;. If you ignore those small sidebars and flavour it could have been a 3e setting &quot;neutral&quot; generic D&amp;D book. Are you seriously taking something the D&amp;D team did explicitly because of fan demand, tied it into their big 2017 storyline rather than just making it a throw-away product, and then released as a PDF product with all the money going to charity that benefits sick children... and throwing it in their face for &quot;stealing&quot; Mystara content??</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jester David, post: 7251334, member: 37579"] Ummm... no it doesn't. It proves they're willing to do things set in other worlds when it fits. Like they did with [I]Tales from the Yawning Portal[/I] that has four of its adventures set in Greyhawk. Except for the whole orc, goblin and kobold sections, which use the classical Greyhawk demihuman gods. And most of the other sections (gnolls, kobolds, yuan-ti, etc) are setting neutral. It's only FR in that Volo and Elminster are "talking". If you ignore those small sidebars and flavour it could have been a 3e setting "neutral" generic D&D book. Are you [I][B]seriously[/B][/I] taking something the D&D team did [I]explicitly [/I]because of fan demand, tied it into their big 2017 storyline rather than just making it a throw-away product, and then released as a PDF product with all the money going to charity that benefits sick children... and throwing it in their face for "stealing" Mystara content?? [/QUOTE]

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