There is a reason the man is an award-winning writer.
And it would dovetail nicely with Herobizkit's aerial island idea.
I need D&D planets.
There is a reason the man is an award-winning writer.
And it would dovetail nicely with Herobizkit's aerial island idea.
Herobizkit
Adventurer
Looks like he misquoted me a lot. I only seconded the Maztica setting. Don't want to take cred for other people's ideas.
Although if Maztica is the way to go, you still can't go wrong with Grippli.
Although if Maztica is the way to go, you still can't go wrong with Grippli.
Viktyr Gehrig
First Post
My sincerest apologies to you and Whisper72. I don't know how I mixed that up.
Definitely. I think they fit with the theme of the world.
Herobizkit
Adventurer
... and as for Giff... you really can't see them as the stereotypical "British explorers of the 1400's"?
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I can!
Or of the 1800s- all those stories like The Man Who Would Be King or Zulu...
Ahzad
Explorer
In my campaign setting the Feywild and the Shadowfell are alternatively planets instead of planes. I also use alternative shapes for my planets. The core world is flat, the Feywild is like bytopia or Aion (two hemispheres connected by twin massive mountains in their middle inhabited in the hollowed inner side) and the shadowfell is a number of sperical arc shells in orbit around a core (that houses the Door to the Beyond and the home of the Raven Prince, my alternative use of the Raven Queen).
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