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<blockquote data-quote="Mallus" data-source="post: 5455238" data-attributes="member: 3887">In this case, there is no DIFFERENCE between the TWO. The current fashion trend in the setting with regard to flammable accessories was simply undefined. Nothing was established.No. Neither have I described, nor detailed in the setting notes, all the different type of trees that exist in the setting. This does not imply the setting's 'default state' is treeless. Or that only one, generic type of tree exists. In a similar vein, the existence of coq au vin has yet to be determined. No PC has ever tried to order in a restaurant (though, the existence of both Pernod and something called 'mouse pie' has been confirmed). This does not imply that coq au vin is not present in the setting's 'default state'.Look, this is a D&amp;D setting. Outside of a handful of details, the majority of the world is undefined. Until it becomes necessary or amusing to define it. Worlds are big. I don't work everything out in advance. In fact, most details never get worked out unless they have a direct bearing on play.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mallus, post: 5455238, member: 3887"] In this case, there is no DIFFERENCE between the TWO. The current fashion trend in the setting with regard to flammable accessories was simply [i]undefined[/i]. Nothing was established. No. Neither have I described, nor detailed in the setting notes, all the different type of [i]trees[/i] that exist in the setting. This does not imply the setting's 'default state' is treeless. Or that only one, generic type of tree exists. In a similar vein, the existence of coq au vin has yet to be determined. No PC has ever tried to order in a restaurant (though, the existence of both Pernod and something called 'mouse pie' has been confirmed). This does not imply that coq au vin is not present in the setting's 'default state'. Look, this is a D&D setting. Outside of a handful of details, the majority of the world is undefined. Until it becomes necessary or amusing to define it. Worlds are big. I don't work everything out in advance. In fact, most details never get worked out unless they have a direct bearing on play. [/QUOTE]

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