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It's tough for me to pick a favorite, but I did highly enjoy The Voyage of the Dawn Treader. I agree that it could be a series of...

It's much weirder than that: some of the Orcs actually have upper class or public school accents in the novels. Thry aren't joined by...

It was always my favorite Narnia story, by far.

The latter, yes, the former less than yoy may assume: the Hibbit and Lird of the Rings continue to be hot sellers and, importantly, are...

Good insight. I never thought of it that way but yes, each of the books could quite well be thought of as different campaigns set in the...

Right - Dawn Treader could be fairly easily recontextualised as a series of modules chained together within a wider campaign arc, where...

D&D is indeed not Tolkien nor Middle Earth but your assumption that they would expend significantly more resources and want to grow...

I like my humans as underdogs so I prefer settings where they are either non-dominant or not powerful as a species. I find human centric...

Well there are a lot of things that could account for the difference. Humans may have a much higher fertility rate overall and be...

That's a really cool idea. In a lot of ways it might work with the notion of Chaos vs. Law a la Three Hearts and Three Lions, where the...

It might be interesting to have a setting where Human reproduction levels tend to decrease in higher background levels of magic and...

I developed a slightly biological largely tongue in cheek approach and came up with the notion that Dwarfs are adapted to Alpine...

Out of universe, humans are most common because most of them time not having them be would increase the word count without actually...

That's because you don't take into account how long a generation is. In PHB 3.0 the 'adult' age of a human is 15, 40 for a dwarf and 110...

One thing I loved in the old Scarred Lands setting was their elf concept of the Forsaken. The god of the elves had been killed in the...