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<blockquote data-quote="Pour" data-source="post: 5643365" data-attributes="member: 59411">I chose the Nentir Vale largely because it's new material and holds surprises for me. I love paying homage to the past as much as the next guy, but give me new material alongside new spin (like conversions and prequels/sequels to historical stuff)! I desperately want more settings, locales, factions, worlds and planes unique to the current edition. I feel the creation and innovation of setting material is just as important as the creation and innovation of the rules. 4e took some leaps and bounds in a different mechanical direction, so why not give us a few new, unique settings? I'm not even picky on themes (though no more kitchen sinks, please), I just want the opportunity to peruse new stuff.EDIT: Kudos to all 3rd party companies for doing their part. Amethyst is amazing.EDIT2: I also appreciate what Dungeon and Dragon have put out of late regarding Nentir World, I just want even more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pour, post: 5643365, member: 59411"] I chose the Nentir Vale largely because it's new material and holds surprises for me. I love paying homage to the past as much as the next guy, but give me new material alongside new spin (like conversions and prequels/sequels to historical stuff)! I desperately want more settings, locales, factions, worlds and planes unique to the current edition. I feel the creation and innovation of setting material is just as important as the creation and innovation of the rules. 4e took some leaps and bounds in a different mechanical direction, so why not give us a few new, unique settings? I'm not even picky on themes (though no more kitchen sinks, please), I just want the opportunity to peruse new stuff. EDIT: Kudos to all 3rd party companies for doing their part. Amethyst is amazing. EDIT2: I also appreciate what Dungeon and Dragon have put out of late regarding Nentir World, I just want even more. [/QUOTE]

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