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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ethandrul" data-source="post: 4287631" data-attributes="member: 54604">Keep in mind that the revolution was over 30 years ago. The world today is a much different place. Very few orcs remain in the cities- those who do are NOT working on the engines.The Eladrin have managed to cause a world wide collapse of civilization.travel between human communities is basically so dangerous that people don't even try any more. The world is in a dark age- but can still see the remnants of it's steam powered glory days.I like the idea of drug addiction though.I think warforged are a nice fit for this world. Perhaps one of the machine-gods created them recently to prevent a labor shortage.a few adventure hook ideas I have:outside the city- away from the light of the turbine, an excentric scholar built his laboratory. He collected all manner of implements of his work and spared no expense in purchasing the finest telescope available. when the world exploded he had mentioned that he was engaging in an experiment in casting spells through it at remote locations (though with little success so far). If the telescope still existsit could be used to see if any other cities within it's range have power.Of course crazy scholars have a tendancy to be over protective of their secluded towers.The Fae have found a way to trick the magical defenses around the city of Pelor. while they can't exploit it to get an army in, they could possibly be able to get in enough sabotuers to jam the cogs of the Machine-god.A halfling crashes a hang glider into the city. he claims that Pelor is the only city that has failed to make contact with the rest of the empire.The machine stops, causing it's protective bubble to go down until it can be restarted.The Ambassadors from Orcus or Asmodeus say that their lords are willing to commit troops to reclaim the world from the fae- But it will take the full power of an entire Turbine to open a portal to bring them here.</blockquote>

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