One of the problems I'm having with the current D&D releases is that I've reached the limit of how many new setting books I can care about.
I mean, I still want a new Greyhawk book, but that's the setting of my primary campaign. But I don't think all do.
I mean, I still want a new Greyhawk book, but that's the setting of my primary campaign. But I don't think all do.
https://twitter.com/dmdavidblog/status/1398762927201701891
I'm not a person who starts new campaigns at the drop of a hat. And my new campaigns tend to be in a world that I've already used, so I can explore it further. There are places in the World of Greyhawk I've never visited - and I've been DMing there for over 20 years.
So my reaction on seeing a new setting book is "Oh, that's not for me" (with a few exceptions). And I know I'm old and have way too many D&D books... but I do wonder that, even for newer players, when comes the point when a new setting is "meh"?
I prefer a world where you have a choice of settings, where D&D gives explicit choice for more than just the Forgotten Realms. But where does saturation come?
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