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<blockquote data-quote="Rl'Halsinor" data-source="post: 1589940" data-attributes="member: 19772">After reading all the replies a memory came forth from years ago about a movie set in an area of an ocean that was like the Sargossa Sea.&nbsp; There were all these masted sailing vessels in various states of disrepair, stuck forever in heavy vegatation, some of it quite deadly.&nbsp; The survivors were in the 2nd and 3rd generation by the time the main characters of the story found them; they knew about the outside world but only by stories.&nbsp; People could walk to and from their neighbors on the carpet of this vegatation, but there were real risks involved, because as I said, some of this vegatation was extremely deadly, i.e. carnivorus and once you were gotten hold of that was it.&nbsp; In a D&amp;D setting no resurrection would be possible.I could see some strange variations on the Druid in this kind of world.&nbsp; Clerics and Fighters would be essential for survival.&nbsp; Hmmm, now what would a wizard do, however, with such a limited source of components?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rl'Halsinor, post: 1589940, member: 19772"] After reading all the replies a memory came forth from years ago about a movie set in an area of an ocean that was like the Sargossa Sea. There were all these masted sailing vessels in various states of disrepair, stuck forever in heavy vegatation, some of it quite deadly. The survivors were in the 2nd and 3rd generation by the time the main characters of the story found them; they knew about the outside world but only by stories. People could walk to and from their neighbors on the carpet of this vegatation, but there were real risks involved, because as I said, some of this vegatation was extremely deadly, i.e. carnivorus and once you were gotten hold of that was it. In a D&D setting no resurrection would be possible. I could see some strange variations on the Druid in this kind of world. Clerics and Fighters would be essential for survival. Hmmm, now what would a wizard do, however, with such a limited source of components? [/QUOTE]

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