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<blockquote data-quote="Amphimir Míriel" data-source="post: 4145843" data-attributes="member: 55933">Before I say anything else, let me say to you Sir:&nbsp;&nbsp; You rule...Now, in the Witcher novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, the setting is a semi-PoL world where trained monster hunters (called witchers), basically move from town to town killing monsters for money. Sometimes, it is the equivalent of an otyugh on a small city's dumpster, or sometimes it's a basilisk on a ruin close to a small town.At one time, the title character is happy to see palisades around the town they are arriving to, because that's a sure sign that the town is having monster troubles.In this world, normal people don't tend to leave their towns or cities much, and when they do, they stick to well-travelled roads... &quot;Everybody knows&quot; that horrible things happen to those who stray off the beaten road, and while theres not really huge amounts of monsters, there are enough of them to make people think twice...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Amphimir Míriel, post: 4145843, member: 55933"] Before I say anything else, let me say to you Sir: You rule... Now, in the Witcher novels by Polish author Andrzej Sapkowski, the setting is a semi-PoL world where trained monster hunters (called witchers), basically move from town to town killing monsters for money. Sometimes, it is the equivalent of an otyugh on a small city's dumpster, or sometimes it's a basilisk on a ruin close to a small town. At one time, the title character is happy to see palisades around the town they are arriving to, because that's a sure sign that the town is having monster troubles. In this world, normal people don't tend to leave their towns or cities much, and when they do, they stick to well-travelled roads... "Everybody knows" that horrible things happen to those who stray off the beaten road, and while theres not really huge amounts of monsters, there are enough of them to make people think twice... [/QUOTE]

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