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I tried that here: http://www.enworld.org/showthread.php?t=161806 And the reactions were interesting (though the dwarves won't do that got a bit tiring).

It was to be run on the GURPS engine, but some kind of falling out occured at the last minute and thus the SPECIAL engine was created. The PA Forge (paforge.com) has most of the files of Fallout PNP which is also based on the SPECIAL engine.

I'll 4th this. OB can be as bright or a dark as the DM wants, but either way the PCs are forced into a fight for survival by the lords of the Forge.

Bastion's Complete Minions has the hearth horror. It mentally enslaves people (however you want to define that) from miles around to rebuild evil structures after they have been destroyed. It would be really easy to change it to fit your concept.

It still has to be put into the database here (the company isn't listed either). And did the MR close?

Get ready for a firestorm by the fans of the older editions- the PH was recieved very poorly and I agree for the most part. The one thing I like about it, unlike many, is there is no setting for it. It was meant to be a toolbox for setting creation and the GMG and Beyond the Horizon does that...

Then you should get the other 2. Each has a map and the 2 player books maps have only what locations that society knows of; the DM's map has everything from the player maps plus 10 other locations. I thought that was a very cool touch. Pity. One could play any class they wanted to, but there...

I bought this a few weeks ago and wish I had done so when it was released. The idea that good = evil depending on the culture and not just typical D&D black and white interested me. That the setting (but not so much the rules) is well written is secondary. So are there any other fans of the...

Halflings are cannibals (I am not going into the specifics of that term) like those in Dragon 300 or Dark Sun. They ate the other races into extinction and are targeting humanity next. 10) Parasites which may be physical, magical or psionic. They could be parasites of humanity or other creatures.

One other thing. With the rules on how to adapt pretty much any spell to this system, I don't see any reason why not use it instead of spells for certain kinds of settings. Hmm. Divine science users vs arcane science users.

9) Humanity are the invaders (any race works for this one)

I was just rereading UA vs FS and noticed that the craft points are very different. UA points are meant to simulate time whereas FS points are meant to simulate time and materials (ie gp). Not a subtle difference, but even with the rules on how to earn more craft points in FS (via craft and...

If it is a spell, class, race or monster that does the modification, sure. Modified creatures or pumped up characters are not within the theme of this thread.

And then there is the geomancer. What about races that are devoted to alteration, either themselves or others? Monsters of the Boundless Blue has the nalthcea MM IV has the zern Emerging Forms has the esuqam Lords of Madness has or mentions aboleths, beholders, illithids, avolakias...

MM IV- tomb spider, inferno spider, bloodsilk spider

Nice to see I never got an answer. I really don't see the point of adding another undead graveyard.

Humanity exterminated the other races long ago. So the "new" one is 1) Aquatic (triton, sahuagen, aquatic elf) 2) Cold loving (frost elves from IK, ice troll) 3) Heat loving (azer, an intelligent form of thoqqua) 4) A created slave species (kobolds from rats, gnolls from hyenas, orcs from...

That would be nice- there is still plenty more races and creatures. An actual book would be better.

Are we to assume that the kobolds do not have a favored class of sorcerer?

That is why I think hybridization should be the most powerful form that creates new species. As for powerups, PrRs lead the pack and rightly so- Oathbound is meant to be a overpowered setting.