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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sir Elton" data-source="post: 3395731" data-attributes="member: 14486">Part III: The PlantsAfter completing the Physical World, the next stage in development, according to Character Law and Campaign Law, is writing down a list of the setting's inhabitants.  I split this into three parts:1. Plants (this part of the Diary)2. Animals and Monsters3. Thinking Beings (D&D calls these "Humanoids").I'll start with plants first, since the food chains often begin with plants.  A world designer for Roleplaying Games will often find it useful to detail a basic idea of the area's vegetation.  This step is often missed in Richard Baker's Worldbuilder's Guidebook, because it's often assumed that the existence of plants is assumed.  Although, the most useful thing that a World Builder for d20 or any Game System is cataloging a list of specific plants.While detailing the Geographical areas above (courtesy of <a href="http://www.wikipedia.org" target="_blank">Wikipedia</a>), a list of useful plants and trees are already detailed for our intrepid Greek Colonists of this new New World they christened Atlantis.  The area is filled with virgin and primeval woodlands in 600 B.C. to 500 B.C.  The Hellenes can use the woods as a source of building materials, like quarrying granite from the Catskills or other Appalachian mountains.  Ash, Alder, American Oak, American Cherry, and other woods indigent to the Northeast make wonderful woods for woodworking, and building materials.In this section, I will list individual and useful plants by our gallant Hellenic colonists.  They are split into Edible Plants, Medicinal Herbs, Magical Herbs (Athlas not withstanding!), dangerous plants, and Monstrous Plants.Edible Plantsa. Root Vegetables1. Arrowroot2. Autumn Poem3. Beet4. Burdock5. Caraway6. Carrot7. Celeriac (Celery)8. Garlic9. Horseradish10. Parsley11. Parsnip12. Potato13. Radish14. Sweet Potatob. Leaf Vegetables1. Arugala2. Amaranth3. Autumn Poem4. Cabbage5. Celery6. Chickory7. Chrysantheum8. Collard Greens9. Endive10. Fennel11. Good King Henry12. Indian Lettuce13. Kale14. Leak15. Lettuce16. Mustard17. Parsley18. Scallion19. Spinach20. Violet21. Watercress22. Wolfberryc. Peas1. Pea2. Black Pea3. Snap Pea4. Sweet Pead. Fruits1. Apple2. Cherry    * Chokeberry    * Cotoneaster    * Crataegus    * Ficus    * Common Fig    * Gooseberry    * Loquat    * Medlar    * Melon    * Musk Strawberry    * Muskmelon    * Quince    * Strawberry    * Virginia Strawberry3. Grape4. Wine Grape5. Concord Grape6. Chancellor Grape7. Accolon Grape8. Bell Peppere. Beans1. Chickpeas2. Common Bean3. Green Bean4. Lima Beanf. Cereal Grains1. Barley2. Buckwheat3. Maize4. Millet6. Oat7. Rice8. Rye9. Wheat10. Wild Rice</blockquote>

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