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<blockquote data-quote="hawkeyefan" data-source="post: 7132517" data-attributes="member: 6785785">That's kind of my view on things...Planescape kind of encompasses all the other settings. And although I like the Sigil Factions, they needed to be reined in a bit. I think that was one of the first instmaces where I kind of ignored a setting &quot;requirement&quot;; I hated that a PC was expected to beling to a Faction. So we disregarded that.Which is a reason why I'm a bit confused by people who complain about the Five Factions of the FR; they're so easy to ignore. My understanding of SKT is that it does have some Faerun info, but that the adventure itself is very easy to port to a homebrew or alternate setting. Maybe. I look at it more that Curse of Strahd was a first step, and Yawning Portal was a second. Moving to another region of Faerun for the new adventure is also good. Hopefully, the next step will be a bit bigger. We'll see.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hawkeyefan, post: 7132517, member: 6785785"] That's kind of my view on things...Planescape kind of encompasses all the other settings. And although I like the Sigil Factions, they needed to be reined in a bit. I think that was one of the first instmaces where I kind of ignored a setting "requirement"; I hated that a PC was expected to beling to a Faction. So we disregarded that. Which is a reason why I'm a bit confused by people who complain about the Five Factions of the FR; they're so easy to ignore. My understanding of SKT is that it does have some Faerun info, but that the adventure itself is very easy to port to a homebrew or alternate setting. Maybe. I look at it more that Curse of Strahd was a first step, and Yawning Portal was a second. Moving to another region of Faerun for the new adventure is also good. Hopefully, the next step will be a bit bigger. We'll see. [/QUOTE]

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