Lalato Adventurer Jul 18, 2003 #1 Hi gang... I would like to come up with a list of real world cultures that would work well as starting points or extra flavor for a campaign. I'll start the list... 1. Khmer Empire of Cambodia
Hi gang... I would like to come up with a list of real world cultures that would work well as starting points or extra flavor for a campaign. I'll start the list... 1. Khmer Empire of Cambodia
Blackwind Explorer Jul 18, 2003 #3 How about the ancient Himalayan region: Tibet, Nepal, and their interactions with cultures in India and China.
How about the ancient Himalayan region: Tibet, Nepal, and their interactions with cultures in India and China.
Desdichado Hero Jul 18, 2003 #4 The Tarim Basin region -- the part of Xinchiang China where they've found blond, tall mummies wearing plaid. The Tarim Basin Mummies by Victor Mair and J.P. Mallory is a great book on these guys -- as much as we know about them, anyway.
The Tarim Basin region -- the part of Xinchiang China where they've found blond, tall mummies wearing plaid. The Tarim Basin Mummies by Victor Mair and J.P. Mallory is a great book on these guys -- as much as we know about them, anyway.
Lalato Adventurer Jul 18, 2003 #6 6. Sarmatians... it is generally believed that this culture, which included warrior women, is where the Amazon myth was derived. Last edited: Jul 18, 2003
6. Sarmatians... it is generally believed that this culture, which included warrior women, is where the Amazon myth was derived.
F Felix Explorer Jul 18, 2003 #7 7. The pre-Roman britons 8. The Celts 9. The Rus (Northmen that took over what is now Russia. Rus, Russia, you know?) 10. American antebellum south 11. Spartan culture before and during the Peloponesian(sp?) Wars I'll keep the ideas coming...
7. The pre-Roman britons 8. The Celts 9. The Rus (Northmen that took over what is now Russia. Rus, Russia, you know?) 10. American antebellum south 11. Spartan culture before and during the Peloponesian(sp?) Wars I'll keep the ideas coming...
Azure Trance First Post Jul 18, 2003 #8 I really dig the massive zigguraut style cities. Babylon, Aztecs. Something ... primal about it.
Lalato Adventurer Jul 18, 2003 #9 13. Anasazi of the American Southwest 14. The Zulu Empire of Africa
Buttercup Princess of Florin Jul 18, 2003 #10 15. The ancient city of Mohenjo-daro or the 16. Indus Valley generally. 4500 years ago they had writing (which has not been deciphered), sewer systems and multiple trade routes with various vanished cultures. Last edited: Jul 18, 2003
15. The ancient city of Mohenjo-daro or the 16. Indus Valley generally. 4500 years ago they had writing (which has not been deciphered), sewer systems and multiple trade routes with various vanished cultures.