apocalypstick
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The Homebrewers are winning! Yeah! Rise up, Homebrewers! Stand proud! 
which realm is your game set in?
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BSF
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Wow! Right now the homebrew is winning significantly. I am impressed.
As for me, I run a homebrew that is constantly evolving. Aside from the obvious, new maps & new politics, I have a complete pantheon of Gods and have begun to customize the planar setup. It works for me since few of my players have much in the way of none-core books. I suppose it might be very frustrating for a knowledgable new player to come into, at least until I have it all documented for the players to read through.
As for me, I run a homebrew that is constantly evolving. Aside from the obvious, new maps & new politics, I have a complete pantheon of Gods and have begun to customize the planar setup. It works for me since few of my players have much in the way of none-core books. I suppose it might be very frustrating for a knowledgable new player to come into, at least until I have it all documented for the players to read through.
Henry
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Currently, Forgotten Realms, but my group is so diverse in tastes, that we can't run only one game at a time. We'll run Forgotten Realms a While, Mutants and Masterminds, a homebrew or two, and then probably whatever else strikes our fancy.
Since we only meet about 3 times a month, there are too many games, too little time.
Since we only meet about 3 times a month, there are too many games, too little time.
storyguide3
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Forgotten Realms for my upcoming campaign. I will be using Zhakara and Maztica, and have placed Atlas' Nyambe to the south of Maztica. I also use Kara Tur, and steal bits from Rokugan for the east when needed.
As the new campaign is pirate based (go Pirates of the Carribean!) I am adding Green Ronin's Freeport to the Inner Sea. Heck, I might find a place for their upcoming, India-style, psionics setting somewhere in the Realms. God I love modular setting material. This is starting to sound more like a homebrew Realms. Hmmmmm.
I am not surprised that homebrews are winning the poll. I have created several over the years, the most recent was for a high-level, save-the-world (they didn't) mini-series that finished up in spring after a 1 year run.
Didn't WotC do dome research that indicate that most people use homebrews? I tought that was obe of the reasons they got rid of the less successful lines and concentrated on FR, what with its higher sales numbers.
As the new campaign is pirate based (go Pirates of the Carribean!) I am adding Green Ronin's Freeport to the Inner Sea. Heck, I might find a place for their upcoming, India-style, psionics setting somewhere in the Realms. God I love modular setting material. This is starting to sound more like a homebrew Realms. Hmmmmm.
I am not surprised that homebrews are winning the poll. I have created several over the years, the most recent was for a high-level, save-the-world (they didn't) mini-series that finished up in spring after a 1 year run.
Didn't WotC do dome research that indicate that most people use homebrews? I tought that was obe of the reasons they got rid of the less successful lines and concentrated on FR, what with its higher sales numbers.
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