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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 7393563" data-attributes="member: 22779">Who said anything about home brewers?Doesn't really matter IME.&nbsp; Home brewer or published setting - DM's who spend extended efforts in world building make games that I don't want to play in.&nbsp; And, honestly, the same goes for fiction.&nbsp; My favorite genre fiction is short story or maybe novelette.&nbsp; Full length fantasy novel?&nbsp; Outside of a couple of authors, I haven't read a full length fantasy novel (or those bloody door stoppers that publishers keep banging out) in many years.To me, George R.R. Martin is in desperate need of an editor to tell him NO.&nbsp; I skip entire chapters of his books without losing anything actually important.&nbsp; Read the first two or maybe three books (it was some omnibus edition that someone gave me as a present), once, skipping pages and will never read it again.&nbsp; Can't even be bothered watching the TV show, it turned me off that much.I'm simply not interested.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 7393563, member: 22779"] Who said anything about home brewers? Doesn't really matter IME. Home brewer or published setting - DM's who spend extended efforts in world building make games that I don't want to play in. And, honestly, the same goes for fiction. My favorite genre fiction is short story or maybe novelette. Full length fantasy novel? Outside of a couple of authors, I haven't read a full length fantasy novel (or those bloody door stoppers that publishers keep banging out) in many years. To me, George R.R. Martin is in desperate need of an editor to tell him NO. I skip entire chapters of his books without losing anything actually important. Read the first two or maybe three books (it was some omnibus edition that someone gave me as a present), once, skipping pages and will never read it again. Can't even be bothered watching the TV show, it turned me off that much. I'm simply not interested. [/QUOTE]

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