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<blockquote data-quote="technophile" data-source="post: 2520440" data-attributes="member: 18720">I started off playing in a homebrew D&amp;D game, but I got interested in the Scarred Lands campaign setting when I purchased the Relics &amp; Rituals book.&nbsp; I am now so hooked that I have every book they have published, and I have been running a campaign in the setting for over a year.&nbsp; I still have barely scratched the surface of the material.&nbsp; The campaign setting books detail the nations and city-states and their enemies and allies, the ruler, the typical commoner, the customs.&nbsp; I think they did a great job with the setting, and I highly recommend it.&nbsp; It also fits well with my personal tastes.&nbsp; One major influence in the setting is the recent divine war, which used up or destroy a lot of magic items, resulting in magic items being half as common as normal for D&amp;D.&nbsp; Another oddity is that spell casting failure in armor is doubled because arcane spellcasters give off heat when casting spells.&nbsp; It has spawned a whole new tradition among the sorceresses of the barbarian tribes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="technophile, post: 2520440, member: 18720"] I started off playing in a homebrew D&D game, but I got interested in the Scarred Lands campaign setting when I purchased the Relics & Rituals book. I am now so hooked that I have every book they have published, and I have been running a campaign in the setting for over a year. I still have barely scratched the surface of the material. The campaign setting books detail the nations and city-states and their enemies and allies, the ruler, the typical commoner, the customs. I think they did a great job with the setting, and I highly recommend it. It also fits well with my personal tastes. One major influence in the setting is the recent divine war, which used up or destroy a lot of magic items, resulting in magic items being half as common as normal for D&D. Another oddity is that spell casting failure in armor is doubled because arcane spellcasters give off heat when casting spells. It has spawned a whole new tradition among the sorceresses of the barbarian tribes. [/QUOTE]

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