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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Whizbang Dustyboots" data-source="post: 3806344" data-attributes="member: 11760">As longtime MML members might remember, I got sick of hearing how the Five Shires had to be totally transformed in order for it to be a viable adventuring location. So, in the waning days of 2E, I ran an all-hobbit campaign there and you know what? It's perfectly possible to have hobbits running around a hobbity locale and have plenty of options for adventures.If settled and happy lands were incompatible with adventures, much of the Forgotten Realms would be a lot less popular than it's always been. Heck, in the World of Greyhawk, it's the civilized areas that seem most popular with many of groups as well.Hobbits and adventures aren't incompatible. Why, I suspect one could write a series of best-selling fantasy novels showing how cool they are, especially contrasting their normally sunny worldview with the more world-weary attitudes aroudn them.</blockquote>