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#1 Pauper Apr 17, 2015 10:22:02	An off-topic aside by another poster got me thinking about the non-FR settings in the D&D multiverse.   Given the following:   Does the #dnd tabletop RPG have one official setting? The answer is yes. That setting is the multiverse, which includes all #dnd worlds. — Jeremy Crawford
#2 BRJN Apr 17, 2015 17:20:29	I'm kicking around ideas for a plot-skeleton that involves travelling to the Astral Plane to revive Auppenser, just in time for Psionic Handbook 5.0 to come out.  For reasons that the PCs will have to work out (because I haven't come up with a compelling justification yet), their trip back home is interrupted by a crashlanding on Athas.
#3 Tyranthraxus Apr 19, 2015 18:33:51	Pauper: Why are you discussing this in the ADV League area? Ive read every word of the original post and nothing is mentioned at all about AL.
(Reply to #3) Pauper	Tyranthraxus wrote:
#5 TheBreen Apr 20, 2015 10:22:06	Pauper wrote:
#6 cowleymen Apr 20, 2015 13:17:05	ID love anything not Forgotten realms. THe realms with their huge history and already massive library of adventures, seems like it is one of the most full settings. Dont get me wrong, im still having fun playing the EE that my group is going through right now, but I have one player that has a metric crap ton of Realms Lore he knows, and it kinda takes the fun of it away abit. It seems very hard to really explore in the Realms, with such huge maps that already explored and filled in.   From Pirates of the Caribbean- "The edges of the map are being filled in"
(Reply to #6) TheBreen	cowleymen wrote: