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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yora" data-source="post: 6234965" data-attributes="member: 6670763">Even though I run my Ancient Lands campaigns in D&D, it's not a D&D setting. I try to avoid any creatures that are unique to D&D and have a completely different cosmology. I also usually use a spell-point magic system.The major exception are aboleths, which are just too cool not to have. And making a rippoff-clone seems silly for an OGL creature.The demons are based on Dragon Age, the Underworld on Eberron, the naga both on Warcraft and D&D. The lizardfolk fall in two civilizations, based on the Jungle Trolls from Warcraft and the Turians from Mass Effect. Sorcerers are a mashup of Maleficar from Dragon Age, Defilers from Dark Sun, and the Sith from Star Wars.The campaign I'll start in two weeks is inspired by two levels from Dragon Age and Mass Effect, significantly expanded and interwoven with each other.I take from so many sources and mix and rearange things, that it would probably impossible to exactly pin down anything as being a direct adaptation from a different setting.</blockquote>