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Mountains. They rarely get any attention other than being a barrier. And I second the magic twisted environment.

Technology advances over time, so why wouldn't magic? Is there any existing examples of primitive and advanced magics in the same setting?

Huh, didn't an immature one of these get netted 3-4 months ago?

Thank you.

Do you remember any details?

Jakandor. The wizard's civilization was very Atlantis like.

SpirosBlaak- no elves or gnomes, therianthropes are important to the setting, divine offspring wander around (but are not super powerful), firearms, different strains of goblins (traders, technologists and aquatics), not a planet or continent but rather a number of city states. Oathbound- PCs...

Show us, in the form of a Terraformer, how they are different. That is my request.

Ah, okay. I don't own WOW, nor want to and the exclusion of the Faceless Ones and naga pets makes the Monster Guide a no buy to me. Thank you for the information.

This is a snag I have. How much life on Earth is based on the program? Where did the other organisms come from? The abundance of life even in deserts in pretty astounding, so why just reptiles? And, unless this is a setting secret important to future works, how much of life in the galaxy is...

The psionic turtles who are hippies with their "Red Truth drug". At least they looked like turtles to me and they are said to derive from the original plant people. Yes, there is. I wrote a rather scathing review of the xenomorphs Terraformer relating to the same issue I have with HR. Is there...

I am just disappointed. I really like OQL and HR was such a major let down. The only section that interested me (before I sold it) was on the Vaasi. For being a paranoid, "evil" species, they sure are interesting. Now that I have your attention Justin- how are the plant and turtle species...

Has been for months. Here is a review that I pretty much agree with (as a word of warning): http://www.rpg.net/reviews/archive/12/12576.phtml Monkey people, wolf people, rock people, dinosaur people, plant people just don't do it for me. I prefer aliens in my sci-fi (like most of those in the...

I have the WC line and the only one that I find uninspiring is the Manual of Monsters. Several that I really like from Frozen Throne were not included- the Forgotten Ones, Faceless Ones and their servants. Are they in the Monster Guide?

Goodman's CC to Treant's has living magical items, with a few tweeks it could be used for pharm animals. The Fantastic Science from EN Publishing has a device that allows the implantation of alchemical factories (useable 3/day), converting it to a spell is simple using the reverse of the spells...

You can find all 3 books via online stores (NK comes to mind). Then what spells would you have them find in the ruins?

Yes, mostly Gamma World. No, I am already on 3- one for GW, one for all PA media and games and one for Alternity that has a GW forum.

Then why don't paladin's kill more evil nobles and royalty? They have the power to cause great harm, yet not many settings have them purging governments based on alignment. As to the person who suggested that paladins should be the ones to raise children, why? They should hand them off to monks...

That depends on you. Are troll, orcs and such inately (sp?) evil or is it just a cultural thing. If the former, the paladin should just walk away and let the butchers* deal with them. If the later, he should take them to somewhere they can be brought up "correctly". Heck, temples could be filled...

Portals and Planes is excellent for the former and so-so for the latter. Sorcery and Steam is fairly good if you want a Victorian style setting. The introduction (why and hows of introducing steam) is different though, and I love the setting ideas. Darkness and Dread makes for some really...