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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8211076" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Have you thought about a dread domain based in Ixalan, the Magic: the Gathering?Falkovnian is a dystopy, and lord Falkon one of the best examples of toxic boss, and the economy can't survive the wear by the wars. I wonder about the creation of werefalcons as symbol of dictatorship agents. He is not only a "loser", but he looks too weak and stupid to survive an internal rebelion, and even starting a purgue may cause that rebellion as a escape forward. There is magic to translate languages, but only Vistani dare to travel to trade usually. * Do you remember the two first "Aliens" movies? The first was true horror in a space ship, the second was more action. The same creature but different styles of stories. Gothic horror isn't a group of monsters because Capcom's Darkstalkers has got those monsters but they are't so dreadful. Even within a movie, Silverster Stallone's "Cobra", for some scenes is pure horror, but in others is pure action, with the same chacter, the night slasher, as antagonist. The Night King from "Games of Thrones" is can cause fear, but not alway is as a monster from a horror movie. * I imagine a "second Sithicus" like a "twin earth" next to Krynn material plane, a post-apocalypse zone (the remains of the timeline where Raitslin became god) where survivors face undeads (if they are killed but not "infected by undead curses" their souls can go to the veil of the souls, like the city Manifest from "Ghostwalk"). * If the dark lord of Nova Vaasa tries his redemption, does he deserves the end of the curse he didn't cause? * Where is Kitiara (Dragonlance) soul?</blockquote>

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