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<blockquote data-quote="R_J_K75" data-source="post: 8262815" data-attributes="member: 6921294"><p>Those (3) 2E FR books are still my go to for anything divine for a FR campaign. I stopped reading the novels around 2005 so I lost track of the settings metaplot towards the middle to end of 3E.&nbsp; I just ignore most of 4E and 5E for story lines, though I do like that the amount of deities has been reduced.&nbsp; I have tried to catch up on the events to bring my game to the current time line of the setting but found little information outside of the FR wiki online.&nbsp; It gives you a good start and lists references so might be worth a look there.&nbsp;&nbsp; I always found it odd that FR was always so detailed then WotC decided to advance the time line, kill off major players with such a huge gap in history. I'm lucky though as my current group has little knowledge of the setting outside of what I tell them, but Id like to see an updated timeline/book for the setting.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="R_J_K75, post: 8262815, member: 6921294"] Those (3) 2E FR books are still my go to for anything divine for a FR campaign. I stopped reading the novels around 2005 so I lost track of the settings metaplot towards the middle to end of 3E. I just ignore most of 4E and 5E for story lines, though I do like that the amount of deities has been reduced. I have tried to catch up on the events to bring my game to the current time line of the setting but found little information outside of the FR wiki online. It gives you a good start and lists references so might be worth a look there. I always found it odd that FR was always so detailed then WotC decided to advance the time line, kill off major players with such a huge gap in history. I'm lucky though as my current group has little knowledge of the setting outside of what I tell them, but Id like to see an updated timeline/book for the setting. [/QUOTE]

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