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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mercule" data-source="post: 7129646" data-attributes="member: 5100">Greyhawk doesn't need to explain them because Greyhawk isn't really concerned with a moving timeline. There's history, but it's got all the reliability that history has. What Greyhawk cares about is how hard is that next tomb going to be to loot, and how much money is in it?Which isn't to diminish your point. I'm well past the point where I think Greyhawk should be left alone. I'd take a rules-less setting book, but just to get a clean (and prettier) version of what was in the 1983 set in a hardcover.One thing that did recently occur to me is that, with the new DnD Beyond tool, I assume this means wikis and that you'll be able to pick up all the fluff of the SCAG, not just the crunch, because it's a 5E product. I'm happy for the Realms fans. As an Eberron fan who is starting to find the tool attractive, I'd really like to be able to leave all my books at home. Without any 5E support for Eberron, that's not happening.So, I know have another reason to be irritable about the monopoly of the Realms. I'm hoping there's at least a bridge for stuff in the DMs Guild and that they open up more settings.</blockquote>