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<blockquote data-quote="Cyronax" data-source="post: 5110896" data-attributes="member: 822">WotC will not have the 'cajones' to not include every single class and race in Dark Sun (outside of FR and EB books possibly). Its just the design philosophy WotC has been operating under since way back when Eberron first came out (2004 - ish?) Dark Sun is probably my favorite 2e world (close second - Planescape) and I don't know if it will translate well into 4e.&nbsp; I mean what of races that were specifically killed off in Dark Sun already -- Gnomes?!? What about the fact that there weren't orcs in Dark Sun ... as far as I remember. But outside of Dark Sun's translation, I think the 4e design philosophy works. Its up to the DM and the players to self-limit. I generally do this by initially asking the characters what elements they really want to play or include in a game world, and then I might hack off some outliers. C.I.D.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cyronax, post: 5110896, member: 822"] WotC will not have the 'cajones' to not include every single class and race in Dark Sun (outside of FR and EB books possibly). Its just the design philosophy WotC has been operating under since way back when Eberron first came out (2004 - ish?) Dark Sun is probably my favorite 2e world (close second - Planescape) and I don't know if it will translate well into 4e. I mean what of races that were specifically killed off in Dark Sun already -- Gnomes?!? What about the fact that there weren't orcs in Dark Sun ... as far as I remember. But outside of Dark Sun's translation, I think the 4e design philosophy works. Its up to the DM and the players to self-limit. I generally do this by initially asking the characters what elements they really want to play or include in a game world, and then I might hack off some outliers. C.I.D. [/QUOTE]

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