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<blockquote data-quote="Flexor the Mighty!" data-source="post: 3297669" data-attributes="member: 1013">So how do you tie in my Greyhawk game with online stuff and events?&nbsp; No DM really runs a game world the same, PC's make stuff happen and they end up diverging from each other.&nbsp; How would online be tied in?&nbsp; Do you think a player should be able to take their character into some online setting and back to a home game with full effects of their online stuff coming into play?&nbsp; &quot;Well sorry Aaron but I took Fred the Fighter into the WOTC tourney this week between sessions and he got a vorpal sword now.&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; I guess I have trouble seeing how you can have a home campaign tied into a shard MMO type thing, especially with all the various home brew settings and heavily modified official settings.&nbsp; Do you think the home game needs to be tied into the official settings and bound by those restrictions?&nbsp; I'm interested in where you think this type of hybrid should go.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flexor the Mighty!, post: 3297669, member: 1013"] So how do you tie in my Greyhawk game with online stuff and events? No DM really runs a game world the same, PC's make stuff happen and they end up diverging from each other. How would online be tied in? Do you think a player should be able to take their character into some online setting and back to a home game with full effects of their online stuff coming into play? "Well sorry Aaron but I took Fred the Fighter into the WOTC tourney this week between sessions and he got a vorpal sword now." I guess I have trouble seeing how you can have a home campaign tied into a shard MMO type thing, especially with all the various home brew settings and heavily modified official settings. Do you think the home game needs to be tied into the official settings and bound by those restrictions? I'm interested in where you think this type of hybrid should go. [/QUOTE]

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