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<blockquote data-quote="Laundreu" data-source="post: 1809742" data-attributes="member: 23002">I don't think it actually created any new races - it empowered the undead something awful for a time, and fixing things made the world go boom, but it was a boom caused by a sudden shortfall in magic, rather than over-magical chaos.That said, possibilities include orcs, hobgoblins, and creating a new one all by my lonesome.&nbsp; Possibly Wood Elf-like, though not actually elves, because the real elves were (or maybe even are) horrible evil bastards.&nbsp; The Wild Hunt, all that jazz.&nbsp; True, and those all work fairly well.&nbsp; Communication didn't work between islands because...well, there was no way of getting communication between islands.&nbsp; Magic-users were rare, and mostly busy helping rebuild/maintain/what have you, and in addition many, many spellbooks, and thus spells, are lost.&nbsp; Which means, of course, wizards will pay hefty, hefty sums to /find/ old scrolls and suchlike...Um.&gt;_&gt;Really, it's more because I have this image of a Goblin-manned airship landing at one of the cities, and consternation ensuing within it, with the PCs being sent to find out /what/ it is and how it /does/ what it does.&nbsp; But if there's stuff like Teleport and scry, that doesn't work so well...hrm.Thanks!&nbsp; I hope so, too.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Laundreu, post: 1809742, member: 23002"] I don't think it actually created any new races - it empowered the undead something awful for a time, and fixing things made the world go boom, but it was a boom caused by a sudden shortfall in magic, rather than over-magical chaos. That said, possibilities include orcs, hobgoblins, and creating a new one all by my lonesome. Possibly Wood Elf-like, though not actually elves, because the real elves were (or maybe even are) horrible evil bastards. The Wild Hunt, all that jazz. True, and those all work fairly well. Communication didn't work between islands because...well, there was no way of getting communication between islands. Magic-users were rare, and mostly busy helping rebuild/maintain/what have you, and in addition many, many spellbooks, and thus spells, are lost. Which means, of course, wizards will pay hefty, hefty sums to /find/ old scrolls and suchlike... Um. >_> Really, it's more because I have this image of a Goblin-manned airship landing at one of the cities, and consternation ensuing within it, with the PCs being sent to find out /what/ it is and how it /does/ what it does. But if there's stuff like Teleport and scry, that doesn't work so well...hrm. Thanks! I hope so, too. [/QUOTE]

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