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<blockquote data-quote="Nemesis Destiny" data-source="post: 5446761" data-attributes="member: 98255">This would be neat, and goes along with their &quot;drop-in&quot; philosophy that the Nentir Vale also uses.I agree here, almost 100%. Something new, and something that doesn't try to &quot;do everything&quot; because Forgotten Realms pretty much has that covered. And then some.Despite the fact that this has been done, I think it could use another try. This was something I was even considering trying on my own, and separate from my normal homebrew.This one is like Dark Sun for me; I hated it when it first came out, but I like it now.I would +1 your for this, Klaus, but I already have recently for something else.Pirates of Dark Water was awesome. Maybe one of the most interesting things that Hanna-Barbera ever did. I would totally buy this. Adding in Sinbad, and Pirates of the Caribbean would just be delicious icing on an already inticing cake for me. Again, even though it's not new, I would love a proper go at a Greyhawk box. They could even make it compatible with Nentir, somehow, and it wouldn't ruin anything, though they would have to revert the pantheon back to GH canon, or it would lose too much of its appeal (no borrowing gods from FR).&nbsp;I like this idea.This is why I am not the least bit interested in Neverwinter. It's just another city in FR. Not worthy of an entire campaign, in my opinion.FR and Greyhawk have &quot;generic&quot; covered.Eberron has &quot;mage-punk&quot; covered.Dark Sun and Dragonlance have &quot;gritty&quot; covered.Mystara has &quot;near-earth&quot; covered.Ravenloft has &quot;gothic horror&quot; covered.Planescape/Spelljammer has &quot;other worlds (and ways to get there)&quot; covered.What's left?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nemesis Destiny, post: 5446761, member: 98255"] This would be neat, and goes along with their "drop-in" philosophy that the Nentir Vale also uses. I agree here, almost 100%. Something new, and something that doesn't try to "do everything" because Forgotten Realms pretty much has that covered. And then some. Despite the fact that this has been done, I think it could use another try. This was something I was even considering trying on my own, and separate from my normal homebrew. This one is like Dark Sun for me; I [I]hated[/I] it when it first came out, but I like it now. I would +1 your for this, Klaus, but I already have recently for something else. Pirates of Dark Water was awesome. Maybe one of the most interesting things that Hanna-Barbera ever did. I would totally buy this. Adding in Sinbad, and Pirates of the Caribbean would just be delicious icing on an already inticing cake for me. Again, even though it's not new, I would love a proper go at a Greyhawk box. They could even make it compatible with Nentir, somehow, and it wouldn't ruin anything, though they would have to revert the pantheon back to GH canon, or it would lose too much of its appeal (no borrowing gods from FR). I like this idea. This is why I am not the least bit interested in Neverwinter. It's just another city in FR. Not worthy of an entire campaign, in my opinion. FR and Greyhawk have "generic" covered. Eberron has "mage-punk" covered. Dark Sun and Dragonlance have "gritty" covered. Mystara has "near-earth" covered. Ravenloft has "gothic horror" covered. Planescape/Spelljammer has "other worlds (and ways to get there)" covered. What's left? [/QUOTE]

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