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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 3224607" data-attributes="member: 4981">Can I say both? I have played homebrew in the past, I've also played licensed but heavily modified, and right now I'm playing Freeport - pretty much right out of the book. Except, this week I'm running an adventure that involves an insane asylum so I had to add that into the city. I've already placed Freeport in Gothos.However, I decided to use Gothos because I was planning on building a horror setting for d20 and Ravenloft is not the feel I was going for. However, when I read Gothos I was blown away. It was almost as if they had read my mind. Also only about 1/3 of the world is actually fleshed out so I have a lot of places left to stick homebrew if I choose to.As for the person who said that it's more work to run published, you're wrong. The reason is that I do not have to know the whole world any more then you have to flesh out your whole world. I read the books once through like I'd read a novel before playing and then I study the parts relevent to the next session. It takes a lot less time then homebrewing does.</blockquote>