Monster Ghetto

[Obrysii]

It is possible, but surely not common. There are means to detect monsters...
It can make a nice plot, thought.

There are ways around detection, too. And dragons are smart.

Well, I said average-low magic. No cheese like time-travel.

"Average" level of magic includes the publications of WoTC, right? Or are those high-magic?

Oh, fantastic. "I, ROBOT" in fantasy settings. Maybe "I, GOLEM"?

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not. What is wrong with this concept?

 

[Theine]

There are ways around detection, too. And dragons are smart.

Well, this world is a bit warhammer-esque, so maybe they are not that smart. Or maybe not all of them can hide good enough not to be detected and expelled.

"Average" level of magic includes the publications of WoTC, right? Or are those high-magic?

Well, it is homebrew, so more or less I decide what ;eve; magic they have. There is no widespread instantaneous travel, and you can`t create food from thin air, for example... what level would this be in D&D

I'm not sure if you are being sarcastic or not. What is wrong with this concept?

I`m not sarcastic. Nice concept.

 

[I'm A Banana]

Check out Urbis. It sounds like your ideas are very similar -- massive, continent-spanning cities and the like.

One of the conciets of that setting is these Nexus Towers, which harvest a bit of life energy to power various magical doodads.

Literally -- people's lives are spent in service to the city.

It might help go for the Cyberpunk angle you're doing.

 

[Varianor Abroad]

Oh, fantastic. "I, ROBOT" in fantasy settings. Maybe "I, GOLEM"?

With the Three Laws of Constructs, you'd be all set for some really interesting plots.

 

[Theine]

Anyone would like to play in such a setting?

 

[Varianor Abroad]

Sure! (Assuming you were within reasonable driving distance and I had free time, which are caveats to any game. )