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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doctorbadwolf" data-source="post: 7886680" data-attributes="member: 6704184">I think it may have to do with the Sword Coast being largely the same in every edition of the game. Who runs what city or country changes, but no nations got dropped into the ocean or transported to another world or whatever. Almost every edition has FR fans who prefer to pretend it's still their era of FR.In my Realms, there are still big sinkholes covering many miles of terrain that act as half-way points to the underdark, and earth motes, and tons of Genasi in Calimshan, and when this campaign ends, we will jump forward a bit between campaigns (if we do end up doing another FR campaign), and things will be different, but it still won't be the 5e Realms. The PCs are on a path to take down Netheril, and bring back several gods who are currently running around Abier in "mortal" bodies as an adventuring party that don't know who they really are, and bring Lantan back to Toril, and some other stuff. The adventuring gods are a young female sorcerer who seems to channel raw magic (Mystra), her adoptive father who is a wizard and scribe (Azuth), a paladin of The Peace (an oath basically dedicated to keeping the peace and protecting stuff and adjudicating things impartially, Helm), a young elven ranger known for helping travellers in need (Shaundakul), and a friendly but lethal young thief with a penchant for leaving wealthy and powerful corpses behind him (Mask, who has been influenced by his chosen toward a focus on "just" assassination, and who may be a patron of "avenger" types when they return to Faerun).  So, while I'd love a subclass for Hathran from Rashemen, I'm not exactly chomping at the bit to find out what they come up with for the current state of Rashemen.</blockquote>

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