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<blockquote data-quote="Nightfall" data-source="post: 1950843" data-attributes="member: 374">Well maybe not but some times its fun to see what designers can come up with. &nbsp;Anyway I didn't mean to be overtly harsh Mark. You guys at Kenzer do good work. Just not my thing. In any event I respect what you at Kenzer do and I'm glad to say I agree to disagree on what is good about Kalamar as a campaign setting. But what is TRULY good at least is the maps. So points there at least.&nbsp;Also regarding this idea that because new suppliments are bad, I don't buy that. Personally I've found the new suppliments (ranging from changes in Dragonlance to even the FR stuff), more than decent. Also just because something changes there doesn't ALWAYS means it's bad. Change is good. (And this is coming from a guy that barely changes his socks! So please believe me) &nbsp;In any case, Kalamar is fine for some. For me, if you want a rough and ready low level/gritty setting, go with the Black Company or Midnight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nightfall, post: 1950843, member: 374"] Well maybe not but some times its fun to see what designers can come up with. Anyway I didn't mean to be overtly harsh Mark. You guys at Kenzer do good work. Just not my thing. In any event I respect what you at Kenzer do and I'm glad to say I agree to disagree on what is good about Kalamar as a campaign setting. But what is TRULY good at least is the maps. So points there at least. Also regarding this idea that because new suppliments are bad, I don't buy that. Personally I've found the new suppliments (ranging from changes in Dragonlance to even the FR stuff), more than decent. Also just because something changes there doesn't ALWAYS means it's bad. Change is good. (And this is coming from a guy that barely changes his socks! So please believe me) In any case, Kalamar is fine for some. For me, if you want a rough and ready low level/gritty setting, go with the Black Company or Midnight. [/QUOTE]

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