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<blockquote data-quote="Razz" data-source="post: 3593679" data-attributes="member: 3014">My feelings exactly! One FR super-adventure is enough, but THREE in one year? And then a &quot;coffee-table&quot; book? What gives? There's so much to cover in Forgotten Realms, I just wish it will get covered one day...heck, before I die of old age at least. I felt really gipped all of 2007 and the last few months of 2006 (since Dragons of Faerun in fact) of FR products. And throwing in 2-4 pages of lore in an adventure book does not a FR sourcebook make. I am very appalled, in fact, by the statements on the back of the Anauroch: Empire of Shade book coming out in November. That it's both an adventure AND regional info on Anauroch? In 160 pages? Wow. So sad what Forgotten Realms is turning into now.(Personally, if the 3E FR books simply were written as the old 2E FR books did [tons of lore, smaller font], there wouldn't be such outcries. But we all know about the fiasco with Silver Marches and the enigmatic &quot;bean-counters&quot; Sean K. Reynolds alluded us to screwed us over with that)One question, how many of these people actually use the material in Dragon/Dungeon because it's Greyhawk compared to those who just adapt the material to their own games or to FR and Eberron?All the GH material in Dungeon, for example, I adapt for my Realms game. Heck, the adventure paths I use the FR conversions for. That doesn't mean I like GH. It means I like FR enough to swip GH material to throw into it.&nbsp; <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Razz, post: 3593679, member: 3014"] My feelings exactly! One FR super-adventure is enough, but THREE in one year? And then a "coffee-table" book? What gives? There's so much to cover in Forgotten Realms, I just wish it will get covered one day...heck, before I die of old age at least. I felt really gipped all of 2007 and the last few months of 2006 (since Dragons of Faerun in fact) of FR products. And throwing in 2-4 pages of lore in an adventure book does not a FR sourcebook make. I am very appalled, in fact, by the statements on the back of the [I]Anauroch[B]: Empire of Shade[/B][/I] book coming out in November. That it's both an adventure AND regional info on Anauroch? In 160 pages? Wow. So sad what Forgotten Realms is turning into now. (Personally, if the 3E FR books simply were written as the old 2E FR books did [tons of lore, smaller font], there wouldn't be such outcries. But we all know about the fiasco with [I][B]Silver Marches[/B][/I] and the enigmatic "bean-counters" Sean K. Reynolds alluded us to screwed us over with that) One question, how many of these people actually use the material in Dragon/Dungeon because it's Greyhawk compared to those who just adapt the material to their own games or to FR and Eberron? All the GH material in Dungeon, for example, I adapt for my Realms game. Heck, the adventure paths I use the FR conversions for. That doesn't mean I like GH. It means I like FR enough to swip GH material to throw into it. :D [/QUOTE]

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