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I mean, probably not. It's not the subject of my Bachelors nor Masters degree.
But that's my point preciaely: they are merely Easter Eggs if they can be ignored entirely or brushed over.That doesn’t really help your point though.
WotC adventures aren’t really set in FR. The references are superficial.
What about all these references that are explicit in the adventure?
Oh well they don’t matter because I don’t know FR lore.
What you seem to be saying to me is that what names they use don't matter, references don't matter, setting-specific details don't matter, all that matters is that -you- feel you can easily change these things, and that somehow means the adventure isn't set in the Realms? Is that right?But that's my point preciaely: they are merely Easter Eggs if they can be ignored entirely or brushed over.
They are just suggestions, use 'em or lose 'em. They don't "matter" anymore than the amount of garlic suggested in a cookbook.What you seem to be saying to me is that what names they use don't matter, references don't matter, setting-specific details don't matter, all that matters is that -you- feel you can easily change these things, and that somehow means the adventure isn't set in the Realms? Is that right?
Gods in D&D are the very definition of interchangeable. And "now there are some good Yuant-Ti" hardly seems specific to me.Gods aren’t major NPC’s? Lore of Larue would be pretty hard to play in Eberron. Or Greyhawk for that matter.
The Grippli adventure specifically references FR Yuan-it. As in there are good Yuan-ti in the module. Those don’t exist in Greyhawk. The Night Serpent doesn’t exist in Greyhawk. Nor in Eberron either I don’t think. The whole point of that module is centred around FR lore.
Got it. Nothing counts as setting material if you can change it. So, nothing counts as setting material.Gods in D&D are the very definition of interchangeable. And "now there are some good Yuant-Ti" hardly seems specific to me.
WotC "Views on Canon" - 2022Got it. Nothing counts as setting material if you can change it. So, nothing counts as setting material.
Can I give you sad and ha ha?WotC "Views on Canon" - 2022