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The case for (and against) a new Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting book
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<blockquote data-quote="Xenonnonex" data-source="post: 7995021" data-attributes="member: 7015664"><p>The objection was to the claim that the book "has everything you need to run adventures in x". The objection was to the assertion of this opinion on everyone. And for everyone. The objection was to the jumping to conclusions based only on what these people wanted to conclude. And asserting this is true for all games. There is a break between the claim and actual reality. The ridiculousness is in these people for not bothering to leave an echo chamber.</p><p></p><p>Again. The book is useful however you want to be. Your home games are your home games. Speaking for other people is irrelevant.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Xenonnonex, post: 7995021, member: 7015664"] The objection was to the claim that the book "has everything you need to run adventures in x". The objection was to the assertion of this opinion on everyone. And for everyone. The objection was to the jumping to conclusions based only on what these people wanted to conclude. And asserting this is true for all games. There is a break between the claim and actual reality. The ridiculousness is in these people for not bothering to leave an echo chamber. Again. The book is useful however you want to be. Your home games are your home games. Speaking for other people is irrelevant. [/QUOTE]
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