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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9184954" data-attributes="member: 7034611"><p>sure, and that has happened a few times already, as you mentioned</p><p></p><p>I generally think realm-shaking events are a bad idea. The two I cared about, I invariably liked the setting before the event better, that is the setting that got me to play in it after all, in both cases the one after the event was not one I was interested in</p><p></p><p>I think it can work if you present a history with several events baked in already and let the table choose which version / time they like best, but expecting an existing group to go through the event and come out the other side liking the 'new setting' is a really bad idea.</p><p></p><p></p><p>assuming you like the setting as it is at that point in time... that might be where different alternatives / times may be better. I can e.g. see playing DL 20 years before the cataclysm, or 390 years after. Not advancing the metaplot during a campaign at the table is the right way to go however, the only events that matter are what happens at the table, not what TSR / WotC come up with</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9184954, member: 7034611"] sure, and that has happened a few times already, as you mentioned I generally think realm-shaking events are a bad idea. The two I cared about, I invariably liked the setting before the event better, that is the setting that got me to play in it after all, in both cases the one after the event was not one I was interested in I think it can work if you present a history with several events baked in already and let the table choose which version / time they like best, but expecting an existing group to go through the event and come out the other side liking the 'new setting' is a really bad idea. assuming you like the setting as it is at that point in time... that might be where different alternatives / times may be better. I can e.g. see playing DL 20 years before the cataclysm, or 390 years after. Not advancing the metaplot during a campaign at the table is the right way to go however, the only events that matter are what happens at the table, not what TSR / WotC come up with [/QUOTE]
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