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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turjan" data-source="post: 2568516" data-attributes="member: 3477">I can have a whole FR campaign in Waterdeep, the North and the Savage Frontier. I can also have a second campaign there. The core of Ghelspad was much more diverse and full of unique ideas that could last for ages. But don't get sidetracked by my mentioning of Vesh. Vesh was an example. An obvious example. An obvious example that wasn't touched at all! There are enough others.I sure needed that standard D&D stuff that had already better Scarred Lands correspondents. I needed that as much as athlete's foot.Yes, the Jack of Tears is cool. But when I read "Blood Bayou", I wasn't pleased at all. Where did this god come from? You know, I like what Mike Mearls does with mechanics. But when he writes for settings, he is often slightly off from the feeling of that setting. It's not only in the Scarred Lands, where I think he missed the mark, I had a similar feeling with his Diamond Throne stuff. It feels slightly wrong to me.I really cannot see why any of those changes look inevitable to you. They are inevitable because the author didn't care for the setting. That's how I feel about it. YMMV.</blockquote>