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Message: <blockquote data-quote="gyor" data-source="post: 7745356" data-attributes="member: 6670153">Nothing in 5e would be different?!?!? There is over 100 years of change between 2e and 5e, countless events like the Spellplague and Sundering, various wars, and so on. Nations have fallen, risen again, as have gods, most of the NPCs in it are dead. Dambrath for example was ruled by Half Drow worshippers of Loviator called the Crinti in 2e, in 4e the humans overthrew the Crinti and abbaddoned the cities, they now are tribal with Lycanthropes and shifters in there tribes. Who knows what happened to the Crinti. then there is Tymanther, you won't find it in 2e, it didn't exist until 4e and it shrank, but still exists in 5e. both Unther and Mulhorand were destroyed in 4e, but rose from the dead in very different forms in 5e, were before they were stagnating empires in 2e, they are Empires reborn fresh, with new cultural influences (in the case of Unther the Shyr Empire from Abeir). in 2e Horus-Ra was the head of the Mulhorand Pantheon, now Horus and Ra are seperate like they were long before 1e even. 5e is inspired by nostalgia, but it doesn't discard the past and a bunch of 4e elements and some completely new ones for 5e exist.  this is why I keep calling for a 5e FRCG, instead of this slow piece meal BS of APs slowly revealing the setting.</blockquote>