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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Indagare Nogitsune" data-source="post: 9671321" data-attributes="member: 40018">Ick. I mostly remember the puns; it's been a long time since I've read one, so I likely missed this the first time around (and this really isn't giving me a motive to do a second).nods I was already thinking that a lot of the <a href="http://lore.lumberwoods.org/database.html" target="_blank">Fearsome Critters</a> would make for some really unique monsters in the setting. While the established folk heroes are nice, they're also sort of specific. Then again, there's nothing preventing me from doing a "based on".I can read through more Tall Tales and see if I can emulate them. I worry that it'd fall flat, though, since I don't consider myself very good at that sort of thing. Full page illustrations would require me hiring someone to do them, but I agree it'd be neat.Honestly, if I had the funds, I'd just hire writers and illustrators for "Tales of Timberland" or maybe "Tales of the Lumberwood" that evolve into an entire world filled with Fearsome Critters and larger-than-life figures. Brave adventurers could even get their names added to the roster of known folklore heroes the setting is based around.</blockquote>