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<blockquote data-quote="dm4hire" data-source="post: 4448896" data-attributes="member: 14848">Definitely, if you're going to revivie an old campaign the best way to go is Era and more than just a small jump.&nbsp; FR should have been advanced several hundred years with no possiblity of anyone being around except maybe Elminster or other immortals.&nbsp; I've always thought that WotC should have done that with their living campaign for Star Wars advancing to a point that no one from the movie Era is alive then they could have done anything they wanted without having to cow toe to Lucas.&nbsp; Old Republic does that by being so far in the past that anything could happen and no one would know.&nbsp; There are many Eras mentioned in the FR time line that would work if they had done it.&nbsp; Era format keeps some of the feel but doesn't muck up anything of the previous popular Era.&nbsp; So either old setting with new Era theme or new setting.And Eberron during the Last War would be pretty interesting indeed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dm4hire, post: 4448896, member: 14848"] Definitely, if you're going to revivie an old campaign the best way to go is Era and more than just a small jump. FR should have been advanced several hundred years with no possiblity of anyone being around except maybe Elminster or other immortals. I've always thought that WotC should have done that with their living campaign for Star Wars advancing to a point that no one from the movie Era is alive then they could have done anything they wanted without having to cow toe to Lucas. Old Republic does that by being so far in the past that anything could happen and no one would know. There are many Eras mentioned in the FR time line that would work if they had done it. Era format keeps some of the feel but doesn't muck up anything of the previous popular Era. So either old setting with new Era theme or new setting. And Eberron during the Last War would be pretty interesting indeed. [/QUOTE]

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