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<blockquote data-quote="Nightfall" data-source="post: 2568441" data-attributes="member: 374">Always, Greg.Turjan,No...I think what killed it was the fact there was zippo communication between various parties about what the Scarred Lands was and thus there was a hard time building between what the Scarred Lands was. Metaplotting didn't kill it. (Didn't help it I'll grant you but didn't kill it either.) Various sourcebooks that controdicted themselves didn't. It was just no consenus about where the Scarred Lands was going OR how to keep it together. This is of course my biased opinion but don't confuse my &quot;Dark Sun should evolve like the rest of us.&quot; with &quot;Scarred Lands never changes.&quot; Because in my mind SL is ALWAYS changing. I just favor metaplotting with adventures, not novels.(would also add neither he nor a few developers had much input in some changes and there was always stuff going on above the developers/editors they had no control over.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nightfall, post: 2568441, member: 374"] Always, Greg. Turjan, No...I think what killed it was the fact there was zippo communication between various parties about what the Scarred Lands was and thus there was a hard time building between what the Scarred Lands was. Metaplotting didn't kill it. (Didn't help it I'll grant you but didn't kill it either.) Various sourcebooks that controdicted themselves didn't. It was just no consenus about where the Scarred Lands was going OR how to keep it together. This is of course my biased opinion but don't confuse my "Dark Sun should evolve like the rest of us." with "Scarred Lands never changes." Because in my mind SL is ALWAYS changing. I just favor metaplotting with adventures, not novels. (would also add neither he nor a few developers had much input in some changes and there was always stuff going on above the developers/editors they had no control over.) [/QUOTE]

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