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<blockquote data-quote="dave2008" data-source="post: 8533303" data-attributes="member: 83242"><p>Again, I have no idea what your talking about - maybe we just drop the MTG references, I don't get them.</p><p></p><p>But no one has ever forced you to and the lore has been like this for a long time (at least for Athas and Eberron), so what has changed? Or have you always hated Eberron and Athas?</p><p></p><p>A care for canon only as a point of inspiration. To me canon is what my group plays (it is a game), not what WotC, TSR, Paizo, Ed Greenwood, or Keith Baker print on a page. Now I actually use quite a bit of those written words in my campaign, but I have never felt beholden to it. </p><p></p><p>I don't want to drag this conversation on, and apologize for this lengthy response (it was originally much shorter), I really just wanted to comment that I don't understand your "shrinking of the universe" comment. No need to explain, I just have a different perspective. The semi-unified multiverse concept doesn't shrink anything for me, but instead expands possibilities. I think the reason I see this differently stems from our different perspectives on "canon." Though I understand what you say (about the universe and canon), it is such a foreign viewpoint to me that I just can't truly embrace it enough to really walk in your shoes. That is rare for me so I am struggling a bit to let it go. I feel I need to understand your perspective Scribe, but I just can't. OK, that is it for me - have a great day!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dave2008, post: 8533303, member: 83242"] Again, I have no idea what your talking about - maybe we just drop the MTG references, I don't get them. But no one has ever forced you to and the lore has been like this for a long time (at least for Athas and Eberron), so what has changed? Or have you always hated Eberron and Athas? A care for canon only as a point of inspiration. To me canon is what my group plays (it is a game), not what WotC, TSR, Paizo, Ed Greenwood, or Keith Baker print on a page. Now I actually use quite a bit of those written words in my campaign, but I have never felt beholden to it. I don't want to drag this conversation on, and apologize for this lengthy response (it was originally much shorter), I really just wanted to comment that I don't understand your "shrinking of the universe" comment. No need to explain, I just have a different perspective. The semi-unified multiverse concept doesn't shrink anything for me, but instead expands possibilities. I think the reason I see this differently stems from our different perspectives on "canon." Though I understand what you say (about the universe and canon), it is such a foreign viewpoint to me that I just can't truly embrace it enough to really walk in your shoes. That is rare for me so I am struggling a bit to let it go. I feel I need to understand your perspective Scribe, but I just can't. OK, that is it for me - have a great day! [/QUOTE]
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