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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spike" data-source="post: 1707994" data-attributes="member: 10651">I have also toyed with the idea of advanceing the Faerun Timeline ahead several hundred years, and with some creative history plots there is the oppertunity to make Toil even more 'real' earth-like. Imagne the Red Wizards being overthrown by their Rashameni slaves, only to have the near same bloodlines continue to rule with a iron fist behind a iron curtan, only decades latter to dissolve leaveing mutch of the unapproachable east in shambles, with urban ruins the only remainder of long lost kingdoms. Imagne the Drow Resistance, Imagne a Drow in a che-esque pose as Neutral and Good Drow flee to the surface, only to face the old racism as well as economic enemies. Goblins change their ways only to work in the large cities of the industrial age, only to provite countless waves of expendable workers (the immigrants of the early 1900s in america). Eventually The great cities of Cromyr would fall pray to greedy nobility and forsake it's proud defense of good in favor of heavy industry and high profits, with a charasmatic Mind flayer in controll. It's only too bad his personal gaurds ended up unloyal dopplegangers. All throughout Faerun Druids and Rangers would become more and more scarce, as their verry lifeblood, the forest, is harvested around them. In the Modern Faerun, many would resort to Enviromentally charged terrorism.Urban Arcana provides many fun possabilites, and the only real limit is what you want to do with the campaign.good luck.</blockquote>

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