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<blockquote data-quote="Yaarel" data-source="post: 9415665" data-attributes="member: 58172">The Greyhawk Flannaess setting already feels American. To make the reallife references clearer, maybe organize the Indigenous Flan cultures into separate tribes and regions.Plus, keep specific correlations in mind. Like there is a fantasy version of Las Vegas and I would definitely have fun with that. Likewise, there is a fantasy New York City (with separate islands for boroughs), and I would heighten its urban culture and have fantasy versions of supertowers.Also the areas of Mexico, Belize, Venezuela, and so on, I would heighten the various Latino identities.I am waiting to see how the 2024 DMs Guide talks about Greyhawk, and I will implement that for a global setting for my players.Yup. That is pretty much Greyhawk in a nutshell.Totally. Maybe even the cows of the cowboys are supernatural somehow. And the oil wells might be some other kind of natural resource, maybe 4e &quot;residuum&quot; being the essence of physicalized magical energy? The resource requires &quot;refining&quot; but is an extremely valuable commodity around the world.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yaarel, post: 9415665, member: 58172"] The Greyhawk Flannaess setting already feels American. To make the reallife references clearer, maybe organize the Indigenous Flan cultures into separate tribes and regions. Plus, keep specific correlations in mind. Like there is a fantasy version of Las Vegas and I would definitely have fun with that. Likewise, there is a fantasy New York City (with separate islands for boroughs), and I would heighten its urban culture and have fantasy versions of supertowers. Also the areas of Mexico, Belize, Venezuela, and so on, I would heighten the various Latino identities. I am waiting to see how the 2024 DMs Guide talks about Greyhawk, and I will implement that for a global setting for my players. Yup. That is pretty much Greyhawk in a nutshell. Totally. Maybe even the cows of the cowboys are supernatural somehow. And the oil wells might be some other kind of natural resource, maybe 4e "residuum" being the essence of physicalized magical energy? The resource requires "refining" but is an extremely valuable commodity around the world. [/QUOTE]

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