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<blockquote data-quote="David Howery" data-source="post: 7902125" data-attributes="member: 17239">I'm guessing that was in 3E or beyond?&nbsp; I haven't followed any of the game worlds since I got out of D&amp;D at the end of 2E.The only worlds I'm familiar with/gamed in were GH and FR... and the fate of those worlds in 2E were quite a bit different.&nbsp; FR had a hiccup to get into 2E (Time of Troubles), and then went multicultural with a vengeance... Maztica, AQ, Hordelands, Kara Tur, etc.... this was an approach I really liked.&nbsp; Plus, they added in some big plotlines (Crusade, Golden Legion) that were interesting but didn't really change the world.&nbsp; Greyhawk, OTOH... well, they just 'blew it up' for no good reason and made vast changes for no good reason.&nbsp; And we dealt with the same parts of the world that we had always dealt with, nothing new to be seen.&nbsp; It wasn't until nearly the end of 2E that we got The Scarlet Brotherhood and a look at something different.&nbsp; (Technically, the short lived Chainmail miniature game was set on western Oerik, but it deserved to die a quiet death.&nbsp; Along with EGG's map of Oerik that appeared in one of the annuals).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="David Howery, post: 7902125, member: 17239"] I'm guessing that was in 3E or beyond? I haven't followed any of the game worlds since I got out of D&D at the end of 2E. The only worlds I'm familiar with/gamed in were GH and FR... and the fate of those worlds in 2E were quite a bit different. FR had a hiccup to get into 2E (Time of Troubles), and then went multicultural with a vengeance... Maztica, AQ, Hordelands, Kara Tur, etc.... this was an approach I really liked. Plus, they added in some big plotlines (Crusade, Golden Legion) that were interesting but didn't really change the world. Greyhawk, OTOH... well, they just 'blew it up' for no good reason and made vast changes for no good reason. And we dealt with the same parts of the world that we had always dealt with, nothing new to be seen. It wasn't until nearly the end of 2E that we got The Scarlet Brotherhood and a look at something different. (Technically, the short lived Chainmail miniature game was set on western Oerik, but it deserved to die a quiet death. Along with EGG's map of Oerik that appeared in one of the annuals). [/QUOTE]

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