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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9334882" data-attributes="member: 2209">I take existing settings and use elements in my mashup homebrew with a lot of syncretism. A lot of Golarion and Ptolus. Bits of Eberron and Freeport and Warhammer and Midgard and Scarred Lands and touches of Forgotten Realms and Greyhawk and Spiros Blaak.This allows me to use the elements I like (Ptolus's Holy Lothian Empire)&nbsp; and completely excise stuff I don't (Ptolus's closed cosmology and moons).I like blending in different elements so they work together, so several Golarion regions are provinces in my Holy Lothian Empire, and the Lothian Church's saints and angels include incorporated Golarion and Scarred Lands and Spiros Blaak and Warhammer gods.I tend to run modules but in a decently sandbox style.In the past I ran Greyhawk and then Ravenloft fairly straight in the AD&amp;D days and I ran a 3e campaign in Oathbound's Wildwood that was fairly straight as a setting using modules not designed for there. For more than a decade though it has been my mashup setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 9334882, member: 2209"] I take existing settings and use elements in my mashup homebrew with a lot of syncretism. A lot of Golarion and Ptolus. Bits of Eberron and Freeport and Warhammer and Midgard and Scarred Lands and touches of Forgotten Realms and Greyhawk and Spiros Blaak. This allows me to use the elements I like (Ptolus's Holy Lothian Empire) and completely excise stuff I don't (Ptolus's closed cosmology and moons). I like blending in different elements so they work together, so several Golarion regions are provinces in my Holy Lothian Empire, and the Lothian Church's saints and angels include incorporated Golarion and Scarred Lands and Spiros Blaak and Warhammer gods. I tend to run modules but in a decently sandbox style. In the past I ran Greyhawk and then Ravenloft fairly straight in the AD&D days and I ran a 3e campaign in Oathbound's Wildwood that was fairly straight as a setting using modules not designed for there. For more than a decade though it has been my mashup setting. [/QUOTE]

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