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The default in 3.X was supposed to be Greyhawk, which was the most generic fantasy world possible.
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Jul 19, 2019 21:10
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The closest they ever did to rebooting Spelljammer was doing it as a Victorian-style mini-setting in an issue of Polyhedron magazine. e: Issue 151 for those who're interested.
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Jul 19, 2019 22:51
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On the plus side, tinker gnomes did have power armor.
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Jul 20, 2019 03:34
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Nuns with Guns posted:4. Tracy Hickman is a devout Mormon and that leaks all over the setting, but particularly in its approach to gods, good and evil, and other moral issues.
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Jul 22, 2019 14:30
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tzirean posted:I know I'm the one who pointed out "mortals calling the gods out aren't always wrong" as a plus, but Tracy Hickman's intent was indeed that the mortals were always wrong in that situation. That's why every true believer comes around to "the mortals abandoned the gods, the gods didn't abandon us," no matter how much time they spend pointing out that the gods were cruel for spending 350 years ignoring the world because the people begging for help weren't doing it right/needed to learn a lesson.
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Battle Mad Ronin posted:You see, neutrals must believe that if you get a nice ice cream cone then you should also get punched in the face, to balance things out. A totally sensible position. Not helping matters is the idea that "neutral" is not just the idea of balance, but also not caring about anything because "true neutral" is the nature/druid alignment.
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