This means reading published adventures to really understand what's going on in them. This means reading the Monster Manual cover to cover. We might be able to run a fair bit of D&D without reading a whole lot but the game gets considerabily better the more time we're willing to invest in reading the books that we use to run our games. Here's a secret truth of D&D that might be a high barrier for many of us. We'll talk about where someone without any experience in the background of the Realms can leap in and get enough to run a great game in this vast and ancient world. In this article we're going to discuss how we might squeeze the most value out of the Forgotten Realms.
It's this third group that we'll focus on today, although this article may help anyone even if they don't like the Realms or are already on board. Third, some people didn't use it because they are intimidated by the very advantage the Realms brings to us-the tremendous amounts of background and detail. Second, some people said that they simply don't like the Realms. I tended to get three types of responses. On a recent Twitter discussion, I brought up this tremendous value we DMs get by using the Forgotten Realms as our setting for D&D. That's a tremendous amount of investment in a fantasy world and we DMs can ride the wave of that investment. TSR and Wizards of the coast have likely invested tens of millions of dollars into the development of the the Forgotten Realms. There are nearly three hundred products available for the Forgotten Realms according to a quick search of the DM's Guild. The Forgotten Realms is a fantasy world developed over fifty years and in publication for thirty.
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