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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arnwyn" data-source="post: 1349050" data-attributes="member: 7701">If the adventure does not specifically say where it it is located in the world, then I don't worry about it at all. If there is an 'official' spot, and it's clearly denoted, then I am likely to use it.Significant time? No. Some time? Yeah, sure. However, as Southern Oracle notes above, most of my FR maps are usually of a larger scale than the adventure, so looking for matching terrain features isn't often a problem. For those regions where I have smaller scale maps, then I'll look a little harder if I feel that the adventure is suitable to be in such a region.No. (Define "unpopular" areas...?) Since the campaign world I use (FR) is already significantly detailed (and I own everything for it), I do not worry all that much about future supplements (especially since I'm not too keen on 3e FR anyways) - I already know what each area is about, and thus I can easily fit any adventure into whichever area I deem is most appropriate.</blockquote>