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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 4489536" data-attributes="member: 16991">I felt the way the OP did when playing earlier editions, I was careful to husband the occurrence of magical beasts and aberrations, I used a lot of  humanoids, specifically whatever I had decided lived in that part of the world.  With 4e I decided just to cut loose, there were drakes instead of ravens, kobolds had more than one caster per tribe, their is a unicorn in the Inn stable.  The chickens ARE blessed by a god.  Its not just a story from far off parts, that turns out to be exaggerated its actually happening.  Simulation bows out to the game.Can this be sustained? Is a world that ignores certain logical details more fun?  I'm not sure, thats why my group is calling it a test campaign.Besides how often would a bear attack a well armed and armored group of men?  How many wolf attacks involved a group of healthy humans?</blockquote>