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That's understandable. Except that you wouldn't need to worry about the spaceport (that's way in the future, as far as you and your personal group are concerned) or any other content created by others - you can simply ignore it and not use it. You can merrily continue to create module after...

All the Geographical names (mountains, rivers, swamps, oceans, etc.) will already be named, each hyperlinked to a Wiki page for further details about that particular feature (like this: Olomana (mountain)). That's the whole point of this.

To save you time when you are creating your homebrew setting, and helping out those with, let's say, 'novice-level' cartographical skills. You can spend your time on creating your module, fleshing out "City1," with all the buildings, NPCs, etc., and then just drop it into the pre-made world. I...

I'm surprised this hasn't gotten just a little more interest. Can you guys can help me understand what your needs are a bit more? Would this serve you better as a full-fledged Campaign Setting, maybe in a GURPS-style format? It seems to me the more I narrow the scope of the environment to a...

Thanks for giving me the opportunity to clarify, pogre. This dataset would be provided to give GMs a 'leg up' on their own homebrew campaign creation. Aster is not a traditional "campaign setting," like Greyhawk or Forgotten Realms. It is not associated with any rule set or game genre. There...

I'm wondering, is there any interest in a 3rd party, systemless, "shared world" environment? I am currently developing such an environment for my own testing purposes (i.e. for fun), but am wondering if I should proceed and offer it to the community. Here's the pitch: Here's the map (lo-res...

An Example An example: Title: How to Render Human Tallow Abstract: Human tallow is a little-used substance that can be quite useful in preparing candles for dark rituals. If you want to resurrect a family member from generations ago, rendered human tallow may be a necessary ingredient. The...

The Introduction to the 4e Book of Vile Darkness describes the ancient tome as "a catalog of wickedness, a repository of wisdom for those in service to evil, and a compendium of all things foul." The 3.x edition describes it as "a fantastic reference work of evil deities, black magic, sacrifice...