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Message: <blockquote data-quote="PMárk" data-source="post: 7080269" data-attributes="member: 6804619">Depends on the rpg and you could do both. Regional books are organized topically, but they could be sequential to their earlier iterations, for example. Event books are sequential.Tourist guide books are still referencing historical events. Also, rpg books, even about regions aren't just tourist guides (that was my problem with the SCAG), but story material.And that's, IMO the biggest part and the part we'd never agree on. You just want a setting, a baseline to tell your own stories. I, on the other hand want the setting to tell it's own stories too, partly because I enjoy the feeling of a living world around my own stories and partly because a significant part of rpg brand enjoyment to me is following the story of characters I like on worlds I'm interested in and also i think it adds to my immersion to experience the world through their residents' eyes it adds million little details that make it believable and interesting. To me, these are both mediums to tell my own stories and mediums to enjoy stories when I don't make my own.</blockquote>