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<blockquote data-quote="Paul Farquhar" data-source="post: 8533281" data-attributes="member: 6906155">I really don't understand. What does it matter who the &quot;face&quot; of a card game is? Isn't that arguing if the Queen of Hearts or the Ace of Diamonds is the face of poker?And I don't see why that is ever likely to happen. The universe is full of worlds, but you don't see many aliens walking along the high street.Just because something is hypothetically possible doesn't mean it happens.But it's the players' eyes that see the world, not the characters, and if you play campaigns in multiple settings it's going to be the same players eyes' viewing those settings, irrespective of if the characters can travel between them or not. All fictional worlds have always been connected to each other, via the real world.That's easy, canon has no point.Edit: Actually, I think the purpose of canon is to cause nerd-rage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paul Farquhar, post: 8533281, member: 6906155"] I really don't understand. What does it matter who the "face" of a card game is? Isn't that arguing if the Queen of Hearts or the Ace of Diamonds is the face of poker? And I don't see why that is ever likely to happen. The universe is full of worlds, but you don't see many aliens walking along the high street. Just because something is hypothetically possible doesn't mean it happens. But it's the players' eyes that see the world, not the characters, and if you play campaigns in multiple settings it's going to be the same players eyes' viewing those settings, irrespective of if the characters can travel between them or not. All fictional worlds have always been connected to each other, via the real world. That's easy, canon has no point. [I]Edit: Actually, I think the purpose of canon is to cause nerd-rage.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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