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Message: <blockquote data-quote="cstyle" data-source="post: 1381171" data-attributes="member: 15947">Absolutely.  We're going to play in Cary, by the Dairy Queen on Walnut St.  I believe it's a block from Barnes and Nobles, if you don't know where the DQ is.  It's looking like game day will be monday, every other week, roughly from 7 to 10pm.  The day and time is not in stone, but that's where I'm leaning right now.  The game system will be DND 3rd Edition, with a handful of house rules.  Nothing too crazy in the house rules, just a little extra flavor.  Being someone who loves source books, I will allow you to bring in elements (feats, spells, prestige classes, etc) from other d20 games, as long as it fits your character's story.  (Subject to my approval of course!)  We haven't gotten started yet, so everyone will be starting at square one.The world, at least where you will start, will resemble western european culture, however, there are other cultures in the world that you will encounter sooner rather than later.  In fact, I'm allowing players to play a character from the orient, but they will definitely be a stranger in a strange land.  The western european area I liken to a cross between Forgotten Realms and Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time.  The asian lands bare a strong resemblance to Rokugon.   In the lands where the game will start, there is a strong dislike of arcane spell casters.  Wizards and sorcerors do exist, but they are not open about it, and many are seedy in nature.  However, there are lands where arcane spell casters are accepted.Are far as the players go, we have a pretty good group of guys, we're just small in numbers.  We are friends, and are actually fairly non-geeky as far as RPGers go.  If you'd like to talk about it some more, we  could meet in durham for lunch sometime.  Let me know.</blockquote>

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