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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Irennan" data-source="post: 7656061" data-attributes="member: 6778119">@<a href="http://www.enworld.org/forum/member.php?u=12388" target="_blank">sanishiver</a> Well, that goes for any setting. Ofc players have expectation and those may clash with whatever thing the DM wants to do with the setting they're using for their campaign. What you describe is a totally generic thing. However you don't smash a setting for something -IMO- so trivial and that people should be able to sort by themselves. If the setting is so vast and detail/minutiae-rich that this sort of stuff comes up more frequently, then: 1)change its presentation (put the essentials in a CS book, then all the details in various optional supplements), don't blow things up and destroy so much of what other readers love and are invested into 2)if a player is a canon-fanatic to the point where they would throw a tantrum for something as trivial as a tavern name, or that they would ruin a session by saying stuff like ''omg who cares, the Simbul will take care of that'', then -again- this problem could happen with any setting, it is with the player and DMs may want to talk to them to settle things down or -in the case of an unreasonable person- reconsider if/how such a player would contribute in any positive way to the game.Really, messing with a setting in such a drastic way just for this is -IMHO and bluntly said- quite stupid (and it costed them a lot of customers -- or so I guess, considering their recent backpeddling).</blockquote>

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