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<blockquote data-quote="Oofta" data-source="post: 7083268" data-attributes="member: 6801845">Since you're never going to please the people that have an encyclopedic knowledge of Greyhawk (I'm certainly not one myself), I'd simply do a slightly different era.Set it a bit after the conclusion of the last book published, far enough in the future that the dust has settled.I wouldn't do much with rules for PCs, those can be done in other books (or as a separate download).&nbsp; Put the effort into giving a framework for a campaign setting, with factions, regions, organizations.&nbsp; Have a chapter on Greyhawk City itself.Give people enough information about past events that they can set campaigns during those times as well.&nbsp; Have a glossary which includes a reference to appropriate source materials so people know what old books to buy if they're interest in something specific.Basically, give me a relatively clean campaign.&nbsp; One where gods haven't died, merged, split apart and been reborn.&nbsp; One where we haven't had worlds collide only to separate again.Have a sidebar for how to include other races that were not part of the campaign such as dragonborn indicating how you could include them in your campaign, but don't make a lot of effort to integrate them into the campaign. It's not necessary ... if you want them in your campaign they are easy enough to add in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Oofta, post: 7083268, member: 6801845"] Since you're never going to please the people that have an encyclopedic knowledge of Greyhawk (I'm certainly not one myself), I'd simply do a slightly different era. Set it a bit after the conclusion of the last book published, far enough in the future that the dust has settled. I wouldn't do much with rules for PCs, those can be done in other books (or as a separate download). Put the effort into giving a framework for a campaign setting, with factions, regions, organizations. Have a chapter on Greyhawk City itself. Give people enough information about past events that they can set campaigns during those times as well. Have a glossary which includes a reference to appropriate source materials so people know what old books to buy if they're interest in something specific. Basically, give me a relatively clean campaign. One where gods haven't died, merged, split apart and been reborn. One where we haven't had worlds collide only to separate again. Have a sidebar for how to include other races that were not part of the campaign such as dragonborn indicating how you could include them in your campaign, but don't make a lot of effort to integrate them into the campaign. It's not necessary ... if you want them in your campaign they are easy enough to add in. [/QUOTE]

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