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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gez" data-source="post: 2270581" data-attributes="member: 1328">I like my homebrew better than other settings because I'm more free to experiment and toy with ideas.It let me redefine D&D. Where else would psionicists become mad prophets in tune with the inhuman thoughts of the land itself? Where else would illithids be trying to extinguish the Sun because it burns their "homeland"  in order to produce reality?Where else would powerful arcane spellcasters (able of casting level 8+ spells) be part of a powerful secret organization fighting against esoteric extraplanar threats?Where else could I plug in things from those new D&D books I've read and liked without contradicting canon, like having one plane in an evergoing conflict between hordes of undead and changelings enslaved by the silians, while hags, demodands, and kytons come down from the moons of that plane to collect corpses for their foul experiments?Where else would there be fiends physically and metaphysically gnawing at the inside of the world, like worms in an apple, tearing a chunk of rocks to fall to oblivion with each soul they harvest; until the day where the earth will collapse on itself and reveals a new fiendish planet that grew inside it like a foul hatchling?Yes, I love my homebrew because it let me do what I want to do, unrestrained by sourcebooks and other authors.</blockquote>