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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nisarg" data-source="post: 1703289" data-attributes="member: 19893">I strongly disagree.. despite its "adventuring" charm, 90% of FR's population are peasants or city-dwellers, with no adventure prevalent.A lot of people who said "yes" to this probably said it with the very goal of having "adventure" in mind; as if somehow by being in this different place they'd automatically be living a life of wonder, adventure and access to great power. But the reality is I'm betting you the ones who would become adventurers in this scenario are only those who have already proven themselves not to be failures at finding adventure on earth.Take a look at your life; are you working at a McJob, or pushing paper? Then odds are you will be a peasant or a scribe with a boring life in FR.  Wherever you went, you'd be the same, because its not the world you live in, its you.I didn't have to go to the FR to find adventure, I'm doing it on this planet.  IF I ended up there, I'm sure I'd find just as much adventure as I'm finding on Earth. "But wait"; you say, "Its not MY fault, its this stupid society and its stupid rules, if I was in Faerun it'd all be different..."  My answer to that is that I very much doubt it.  Whatever excuses you're finding not to live the life you'd really want to here, you'd find other excuses just as prevalent there.  If you're a Joe Schmoe here, and you can't break free of it here, you'll be the same no matter what "setting" you're in.Nisarg</blockquote>

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