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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeGKushner" data-source="post: 4794561" data-attributes="member: 1129">The Realms, like Draognlance, benefits from a fiction line that gives potential players a quick way into the game and a way to connect with the setting.It's massive backlog of books can sometimes feel like work for a GM who isn't used to telling his players no or who is a compleatist. My favorite Realms is probably 3e. Very detailed and lots of great sourcebooks. The details of 1st and 2nd are still very useful for this campaign setting as 3e didn't have a massive campaign change unlike 4e.Forgotten Realms, for those who enjoy it, is as much about character and backstory as it is about adventure.It's about having a place to originate from if you're a norse berserker or an elf bladesinger. Most concepts have a place to start at and most players are greatful for it.</blockquote>