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Assuming Dark Sun is on the horizon, what are your worries?
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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7917767" data-attributes="member: 6802378"><p>I thought they had got some plans for the lands beyond Tyr, but now I guess if this was true it would be practically a complete spin-off. Maybe beyond Tyr there are other sorcerers-kings or equivalent tyrants, and these land the point of origin of the new races and classes added in later editions (for example the wilders, the plant humanoids, dromites, psionic ardents or incarnum totemist shamans). Maybe they are ruled by lord necromancers (not undead really but living constructs) who believe only they can control the primal spellcasters (druids, shamans & cía) to recover the original flora destroyed by the defiler magic. Something like beyond wall from Westeros North but volcanic ashes mixed with the snow, great forests... of (un)dead trees. Here the defiler magic can't kill the naive flora, but the affected region become toxic/radioactive for the most of living beings (and almost all humanoids).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 7917767, member: 6802378"] I thought they had got some plans for the lands beyond Tyr, but now I guess if this was true it would be practically a complete spin-off. Maybe beyond Tyr there are other sorcerers-kings or equivalent tyrants, and these land the point of origin of the new races and classes added in later editions (for example the wilders, the plant humanoids, dromites, psionic ardents or incarnum totemist shamans). Maybe they are ruled by lord necromancers (not undead really but living constructs) who believe only they can control the primal spellcasters (druids, shamans & cía) to recover the original flora destroyed by the defiler magic. Something like beyond wall from Westeros North but volcanic ashes mixed with the snow, great forests... of (un)dead trees. Here the defiler magic can't kill the naive flora, but the affected region become toxic/radioactive for the most of living beings (and almost all humanoids). [/QUOTE]
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