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<blockquote data-quote="Yair" data-source="post: 1811147" data-attributes="member: 10913">Sounds like a great setting. The only advice I can give is to use it - use the backstory to derive the plot; otherwise, what is it good for?The simplest path is using the background for the arching plot - perhaps a cult is trying to resurrect the lich-queen and take out the sun, or perhaps someone is seeking out something that got seperated into parts along with the islands (say, following laylines on the now destroyed land). As for densiens in the forest, I would personally use Mind-Flayers (always trying to snuff out the sun; there is an old three-module AD&amp;D adventure that might give you ideas, but I doubt it will be useful as-is), reptile-men (check out any Green Ronnin products for a host of ideas), or elves (recovering from the lich-queen's efforts, and hated by all other races for being her lackeys; racial-tensions thing going on here).Hope that helps,&nbsp;&nbsp; Yair</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Yair, post: 1811147, member: 10913"] Sounds like a great setting. The only advice I can give is to use it - use the backstory to derive the plot; otherwise, what is it good for? The simplest path is using the background for the arching plot - perhaps a cult is trying to resurrect the lich-queen and take out the sun, or perhaps someone is seeking out something that got seperated into parts along with the islands (say, following laylines on the now destroyed land). As for densiens in the forest, I would personally use Mind-Flayers (always trying to snuff out the sun; there is an old three-module AD&D adventure that might give you ideas, but I doubt it will be useful as-is), reptile-men (check out any Green Ronnin products for a host of ideas), or elves (recovering from the lich-queen's efforts, and hated by all other races for being her lackeys; racial-tensions thing going on here). Hope that helps, Yair [/QUOTE]

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