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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lawngnome4hire" data-source="post: 6362170" data-attributes="member: 57743">I really like this idea although I would prefer they go about it a little different. I'd prefer they do basically a "Forgotten Realms Compendium" in multiple volumes. All system agnostic with no crunch, just detailed setting info with accurate time lines etc. It would be really nice to have detailed historical info to be able to run a realms campaign during any time period, all with info that is system agnostic so it is still viable with any future editions of D&D that may come out.<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Volume 1: Geography of the Realms. Maps, descriptions etc at different points in history. I'd want them to cover the time before the creation of the Sea of Fallen Stars, before many of the forests started to recede, before the creation of the Aunoroch desert etc.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Volume 2: Politics of the Realms. Details on the nations and empires going back all the way to when dragons and giants rules Toril. And especially a section on the empires of the yuan-ti and their creators(can't remember what they're called), and the couatl.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Volume 3: Faiths of the Realms. Basically what you said, detailed info on all the various gods that have ever existed with time lines suggested domains etc.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Volume 4: Organizations of the Realms. Secret societies, cults, trade groups, guilds, etc. Any organization that has had significant influence at one time or another.</li> </ul>Then in a separate book I'd want to see all the crunch. Player options, spells, magic items, class variants, whatever version of prestige classes they settle on etc.And after that, I'd want them to do it again for all the other major settings.</blockquote>

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