Jessica Hancock

Should we talk about Greyhawk then?

Okay. Fair enough. Carry on.

Okay. Fair enough. Carry on.

What are those rules for us?

What are those rules for us?

Maybe that's why it's moved to the DMG, because it needs to be at the Dungeon Master's discretion. So a player can't just do whatever. They need to come to their DM and be like, look, I want to do this. And they're like, yeah, okay, we can do this. And it gives the DM a bit more control so that they don't do something too wild.

Maybe that's why it's moved to the DMG, because it needs to be at the Dungeon Master's discretion. So a player can't just do whatever. They need to come to their DM and be like, look, I want to do this. And they're like, yeah, okay, we can do this. And it gives the DM a bit more control so that they don't do something too wild.

Well, it's just something I'd read about and have opinions on things to talk about. So that's fair enough.

Well, it's just something I'd read about and have opinions on things to talk about. So that's fair enough.

I'm not specifically like, oh, I'm so excited for Greyhawk. But I just thought it was interesting because it's not been... It's not a setting that's had a lot of love from what I understand, like historically in D&D. Interestingly, I know that on the Dungeon Masters Guild, it's now unlocked as a setting. So third party creators can sell material set in the world of Greyhound.

I'm not specifically like, oh, I'm so excited for Greyhawk. But I just thought it was interesting because it's not been... It's not a setting that's had a lot of love from what I understand, like historically in D&D. Interestingly, I know that on the Dungeon Masters Guild, it's now unlocked as a setting. So third party creators can sell material set in the world of Greyhound.

So that's cool. So it opens up some options for third party publishers on there. Yeah. Yeah. And yeah, I think it's only like 30. It's a 30 page chapter.

So that's cool. So it opens up some options for third party publishers on there. Yeah. Yeah. And yeah, I think it's only like 30. It's a 30 page chapter.

From what I understand, they've got the setting, but the idea is it's quite a generic setting so people can pick it up and fill stuff with it in many senses. I don't know a huge amount about it.

From what I understand, they've got the setting, but the idea is it's quite a generic setting so people can pick it up and fill stuff with it in many senses. I don't know a huge amount about it.

Okay.

Okay.

James.

James.

See, I like settings like that that give you a vein thing, like a necromancer. Then you can fill in the details with your own.