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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 9570322" data-attributes="member: 7635">Because you are looking at it from the perspective of old Cormyr. Tell me, what's interesting about Cormyr? A good aligned kingdom with knights? How many of those are there in D&amp;D, let alone fantasy in general? Cormyr is kinda generic. Sure, if you deep dive into the all the lore there is cool things about it, but at it's heart it's a generic medieval kingdom in the center of the map. But let's say that the new king has made a deal with a dragon. And that deal is protect Cormyr at some price. So the dragon knights move from a generic knighthood to a nation of dragon calvary. They have draconic allies. They are strong, but their is questions on what price Cormyr is paying for Pax Draconia. Now we got something interesting. Something unique. The banner of the Purple Dragons isn't symbolic, it means your going to be fighting some actual purple dragons! I hear all the time how generic the Realms are. I'm interested in seeing some evolving that isn't just blowing them up. And Cormyr, like Moonshaes and Callimshan, are great places to inject a more fantastical element. A kingdom of dragons, a merchant nation of genies, and island chain of the fey. I'm interested..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 9570322, member: 7635"] Because you are looking at it from the perspective of old Cormyr. Tell me, what's interesting about Cormyr? A good aligned kingdom with knights? How many of those are there in D&D, let alone fantasy in general? Cormyr is kinda generic. Sure, if you deep dive into the all the lore there is cool things about it, but at it's heart it's a generic medieval kingdom in the center of the map. But let's say that the new king has made a deal with a dragon. And that deal is protect Cormyr at some price. So the dragon knights move from a generic knighthood to a nation of dragon calvary. They have draconic allies. They are strong, but their is questions on what price Cormyr is paying for Pax Draconia. Now we got something interesting. Something unique. The banner of the Purple Dragons isn't symbolic, it means your going to be fighting some actual purple dragons! I hear all the time how generic the Realms are. I'm interested in seeing some evolving that isn't just blowing them up. And Cormyr, like Moonshaes and Callimshan, are great places to inject a more fantastical element. A kingdom of dragons, a merchant nation of genies, and island chain of the fey. I'm interested.. [/QUOTE]

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