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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mouseferatu" data-source="post: 7749383" data-attributes="member: 1288">This is... I don't get it.The longest 5E campaign I ever ran had entirely unique outer planes, no differentiation between demons and devils, pseudo-psionic reptilian orcs, a unique pantheon, multiple distinct cultures...The campaign I'm about to start playing in is a combination sci-fi/fantasy D&D Earth, where the dragons rule the world and AI "gods" grant divine magic and rule the space stations. I'm playing a tiefling monk from the solar power conglomerate based on Mercury.It took effort to make up all the new details, because that's what making up new details is. But as far as removing the unwanted details and flavor?None. Zero. Literally no effort beyond "Hey, guys, we're not using any of the flavor baseline assumptions in the PHB, so if you're not sure about something, ask."I'm sorry if you're in a funk. (And that's not sarcasm. I have diagnosed depression; I get how bad it can be.) But I think that funk is why you're having such a problem with this, because it really isn't difficult.</blockquote>