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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dyson Logos" data-source="post: 4837753" data-attributes="member: 83678">In my opinion, changing a game setting through supplements is a great idea. It allows game masters and players to decide which VERSION of a setting they like best. Prefer the "changing world" of Dark Sun 2 to the "quest for survival" of Dark Sun 1? No problem. Pick the one you prefer and play it.Same thing for every setting. This particular change allows GMs who weren't fond of the existing structures of Sigil to play in a more chaotic, changing Sigil without having to deal with people telling them "that's not how it works". And the GMs who love the original factions and setup of Planescape can just ignore this material.Don't like the disarray of the Imperium after the assassination of Emperor Strephon by Duke Dulinor? No problem, you can play in a pre-assassination environment instead of following that part of the Traveller timeline.Fourth Corporate War get in your craw and ruin CyberPunk for you? Ignore it! Or do you want a more military style of game with more open fighting between the corporations? Then run with it.Multiple versions of a setting are a boon, not a bane.</blockquote>