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<blockquote data-quote="Steelight" data-source="post: 4856571" data-attributes="member: 23223">The reason the whole setting will not be made available until publication is to protect copyrights.&nbsp; Silver Crescent does not have the bank of lawyers behind them that, say Piazo or Wizards of the Coast does.&nbsp; As a result extra care is being taken to prevent the theft of intellectual property.&nbsp; As far as the continents, all 5 continents are already written and have been edited once.&nbsp; At his point we are trying to ensure an adequate amount of information is given for players and game masters alike to work with without restricting creativity with too much information.&nbsp; New monsters may be given if they are commonly found on the continent selected.&nbsp; New Domains and spells may be given based on the groups dependency on magic.&nbsp; New deities will almost universally be included and new prestige classes will be previewed on the website.The website (<a href="http://www.realmsoftwilight.net" target="_blank">Realms of Twilight</a>) is a work in progress at the moment.&nbsp; For those desiring more information about the world here it is:There is no visible sun.&nbsp; It was eclipsed centuries ago by a fey race attempting to cleanse the world of the plague that had infested it, namely the common player race and other humanoids.&nbsp; Centuries have passed since that fateful day and other events have occurred that have shaped the world's history.&nbsp; The Gate Wars were fought over the control of the numerous planar portals that were once common throughout the world.&nbsp; Demons, devils and upper planar beings fought with mortals caught in the middle.&nbsp; Only the Twilight Dragon saved mortal-kind, but in the resulting rage he tore the world asunder.Now civilization is regaining a foothold in various places int he world.&nbsp; The light of the three moons shines down illuminating the land.&nbsp; There is a theocracy of law that upholds the powers of necromancy.&nbsp; A nation whose beliefs include lycanthropes being holy creatures.&nbsp; Ancient ruins are scattered throughout the world with untold treasures and dangers left behind by the civilizations of the past.&nbsp; New character races like the Valshari elves and twilight gnomes populate the world alongside more standard races.&nbsp; Legends abound (and are in fact introductions to each chapter in the book).Is this an acceptable introduction or do you have more specific questions regarding the world?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Steelight, post: 4856571, member: 23223"] The reason the whole setting will not be made available until publication is to protect copyrights. Silver Crescent does not have the bank of lawyers behind them that, say Piazo or Wizards of the Coast does. As a result extra care is being taken to prevent the theft of intellectual property. As far as the continents, all 5 continents are already written and have been edited once. At his point we are trying to ensure an adequate amount of information is given for players and game masters alike to work with without restricting creativity with too much information. New monsters may be given if they are commonly found on the continent selected. New Domains and spells may be given based on the groups dependency on magic. New deities will almost universally be included and new prestige classes will be previewed on the website. The website ([url=http://www.realmsoftwilight.net]Realms of Twilight[/url]) is a work in progress at the moment. For those desiring more information about the world here it is: There is no visible sun. It was eclipsed centuries ago by a fey race attempting to cleanse the world of the plague that had infested it, namely the common player race and other humanoids. Centuries have passed since that fateful day and other events have occurred that have shaped the world's history. The Gate Wars were fought over the control of the numerous planar portals that were once common throughout the world. Demons, devils and upper planar beings fought with mortals caught in the middle. Only the Twilight Dragon saved mortal-kind, but in the resulting rage he tore the world asunder. Now civilization is regaining a foothold in various places int he world. The light of the three moons shines down illuminating the land. There is a theocracy of law that upholds the powers of necromancy. A nation whose beliefs include lycanthropes being holy creatures. Ancient ruins are scattered throughout the world with untold treasures and dangers left behind by the civilizations of the past. New character races like the Valshari elves and twilight gnomes populate the world alongside more standard races. Legends abound (and are in fact introductions to each chapter in the book). Is this an acceptable introduction or do you have more specific questions regarding the world? [/QUOTE]

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