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<blockquote data-quote="KrazyHades" data-source="post: 3265706" data-attributes="member: 48492">OK, I'm making a homebrew campaign and world, and I was wondering how in-depth other DMs out there tend to go in fleshing out each nation/plane/city etc. I've made a map of the world they start on (...btw, one thing I've always found amusing is how its easier to get to OTHER PLANES OF EXISTENCE than to go to another world/the moon on the material plane) and a map of the planes (as in, &quot;where&quot; they are in the astral plane relative to the material).I mean, looking at something like The Forgotten Realms, with its extremely in-depth descriptions of every major city, and of every nation, important people/places in that nation, and every culture...its just intimidating...Since this is my first real homebrew world (though I'm using the Forgotten Realms pantheons, since I just love them), I wanted to know what other DM's with homebrews have done.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KrazyHades, post: 3265706, member: 48492"] OK, I'm making a homebrew campaign and world, and I was wondering how in-depth other DMs out there tend to go in fleshing out each nation/plane/city etc. I've made a map of the world they start on (...btw, one thing I've always found amusing is how its easier to get to OTHER PLANES OF EXISTENCE than to go to another world/the moon on the material plane) and a map of the planes (as in, "where" they are in the astral plane relative to the material). I mean, looking at something like The Forgotten Realms, with its extremely in-depth descriptions of every major city, and of every nation, important people/places in that nation, and every culture...its just intimidating... Since this is my first real homebrew world (though I'm using the Forgotten Realms pantheons, since I just love them), I wanted to know what other DM's with homebrews have done. [/QUOTE]

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