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<blockquote data-quote="Aaron L" data-source="post: 8283462" data-attributes="member: 926">But you see, that's my problem and why it makes me upset.&nbsp; &quot;Like it or lump it&quot; is hardly a great choice.If I want to play a Ravenloft campaign (which I very much do) but the DM will only use this new retconned setting, then the changes made by the new designers have basically taken Ravenloft away from me.&nbsp; But they didn't need to make these changes because they only detract, without adding anything.&nbsp; For those people who are fine with playing an entire campaign in an individual city, they would have lost nothing if Ravenloft had remained a fully interconnected campaign setting because they could always just choose to stay in a single Domain.&nbsp; But for those of us who would like to have full access to the entire old Ravenloft setting they have eliminated that possibility while adding nothing.It was just a very poor choice by the designers, and it upsets me.&nbsp; I do like the book, but this major choice greatly saddens me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aaron L, post: 8283462, member: 926"] But you see, that's my problem and why it makes me upset. "Like it or lump it" is hardly a great choice. If I want to play a Ravenloft campaign (which I very much do) but the DM will only use this new retconned setting, then the changes made by the new designers have basically taken Ravenloft away from me. But they [I]didn't need [/I]to make these changes because they only [I]detract[/I], without [I]adding [/I]anything. For those people who are fine with playing an entire campaign in an individual city, they would have lost nothing if Ravenloft had remained a fully interconnected campaign setting because they could always just choose to stay in a single Domain. But for those of us who [I]would [/I]like to have full access to the entire old Ravenloft setting they have [I]eliminated [/I]that possibility while [I]adding [/I]nothing. It was just a very poor choice by the designers, and it upsets me. I do like the book, but this major choice greatly saddens me. [/QUOTE]

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