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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 792092" data-attributes="member: 7635">One of the problem's I've seen with Greyhawk as the default setting is the on again/off again treatment of setting in the core-books. To whit.* PHB - Example of Greyhawk deities, greyhawk wizard names in spells.* DMG - Vague mentioning of Greyhawk in assassin flavor text, more info on deities. Off beat mention of classic dungeons. * MM - Monster deities* Sword and Fist - Fist of Hextor, Knight Protect of Great Kingdom PrC, mentions of both organizations* Defenders of the Faith - More on deities (in church section), more monster deities, new domains given to core deities.* Song and Silence - Offbeat mentions of famous dungeons, Temple Raider of Olidamarra* Manual of the Planes - First mention of Oerth as default world name. Defines Great Wheel using only PHB deities.* Deities and Demi-Gods - All PHB deities (plus a few monsters) statted and defined, but no new specific info. * D&D Gazetteer - Generic info on Oerth as D&D setting. One map, 1-2 paragraphs per kingdom, abit on geography, and 5 new deities (Sehanie, Iuz, Photus, Rao, Al-Akalabar)* Return to Temple of Elemental Evil - Lots of specific info, perhaps their best "core" greyhawk info book. If I missed something, it probably was even more minisucle than these. Greyhawk has had nothing but lip service as a default setting, and this is because a.) No OGL compatability, forcing every publisher to be very generic or use thier own setting, and b.) They still want the core-rule generic, so they refuse to embrace Greyhawk as anything more than a namedrop.</blockquote>

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