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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eosin the Red" data-source="post: 185612" data-attributes="member: 168">First part, It is simply the most popular example. I could have just as easily singled out another published world. I though I would keep it a context that I would assume both of us would know. Not a strawman - a contextual definition. If you would like to use another reference world - feel free. Star trek has many of same problems as it grows and tries to appeal to an everwidening audiance.Next part, we basically agree that the world (and similar ones) as written to be all things to all people do not work for a tight story. We have to drop parts and organizations? I don't see where we disagree here. Given liberty - you could tell the story anywhere, but the world would scarsly resemble the published setting.I agree with your statement. It doesn't address my point that OVERPROLIFERATION of magic DIMINISHES the ability to tell the heroes story.That is an excellent way to look at it.</blockquote>