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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erik42" data-source="post: 6667691" data-attributes="member: 6782023">For years I played in Greyhawk, first using the thin, light gazetteer, then the box set (1983ish?). Even though it was a published setting it felt pretty homebrewed simply because over the years me and my players took the setting and made it our own.Now I have finally left 1E behind (for the moment - in my mind it is still 'real' D&D and all these later editions merely schemes to sell more books) and decided to get with 5E (it was easier to find players as my old group has scattered). I created a pretty detailed homebrew that was an adaptation of a fictional setting I have used in some writing. I spent about a year getting it together and launched it about 6 months ago. So far it has been pretty well received and everyone seems to be having fun. It has been a lot of work though.</blockquote>