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<blockquote data-quote="hellbender" data-source="post: 1568225" data-attributes="member: 795">After a lengthy time away from EnWorld I have returned and written up a fair amount of material for an online game here. I had started a Middle Earth game before my unexpected departure and any of those members wanting to play in this one get preference. That stated, I am looking for:&nbsp;Six players, standard 3.5 in my homebrew world. Starting level is first. Standard races (see below) and classes apply.&nbsp;Starting background; most nations of this world are magocracies (rule by wizards). There are many variations on this theme, including necromancer governed cities of the dead. &nbsp;A few world quirks: orcs range from Neutral to Chaotic Evil and ARE a player choice. Also, orcs are goblinoids in this world, bigger and generally meaner versions of goblins.&nbsp;Magic is very strong and simple magic items are somewhat common, if expensive. The ruling classes of magic users do what they can to keep their subjects happy, comfortable and productive, at least those who do not rule through fear and intimidation.&nbsp;hellbender</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hellbender, post: 1568225, member: 795"] After a lengthy time away from EnWorld I have returned and written up a fair amount of material for an online game here. I had started a Middle Earth game before my unexpected departure and any of those members wanting to play in this one get preference. That stated, I am looking for: Six players, standard 3.5 in my homebrew world. Starting level is first. Standard races (see below) and classes apply. Starting background; most nations of this world are magocracies (rule by wizards). There are many variations on this theme, including necromancer governed cities of the dead. A few world quirks: orcs range from Neutral to Chaotic Evil and ARE a player choice. Also, orcs are goblinoids in this world, bigger and generally meaner versions of goblins. Magic is very strong and simple magic items are somewhat common, if expensive. The ruling classes of magic users do what they can to keep their subjects happy, comfortable and productive, at least those who do not rule through fear and intimidation. hellbender [/QUOTE]

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