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<blockquote data-quote="Treebore" data-source="post: 1306309" data-attributes="member: 10177">My answer is that any module is setting specific, ie whichever setting i want it to fit into. I don't need WOTC or anyone else to tell me how to do that.The only real difference between settings is usually names. Sometimes races, climate, etc... But the setting of the module can usually be found or created in any camapign world, or the module can be changed to fit wherever the DM wants it to. By the time I am done reading a module I know exactly how I am going to fit it into the campaign world I am using.I am currently building a campaign world that will houses several specific modules. This is the first time I have had to really think about how to &quot;piece&quot; these modules together, but this is because the campaign world is totally new to me as well. Actually, the first time i have used it in over 10 years, so my memory has gotten out of date and needs to be updated a bit more.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Treebore, post: 1306309, member: 10177"] My answer is that any module is setting specific, ie whichever setting i want it to fit into. I don't need WOTC or anyone else to tell me how to do that. The only real difference between settings is usually names. Sometimes races, climate, etc... But the setting of the module can usually be found or created in any camapign world, or the module can be changed to fit wherever the DM wants it to. By the time I am done reading a module I know exactly how I am going to fit it into the campaign world I am using. I am currently building a campaign world that will houses several specific modules. This is the first time I have had to really think about how to "piece" these modules together, but this is because the campaign world is totally new to me as well. Actually, the first time i have used it in over 10 years, so my memory has gotten out of date and needs to be updated a bit more. [/QUOTE]

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