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<blockquote data-quote="Pure Puppet" data-source="post: 2875953" data-attributes="member: 23019">Hmm.&nbsp; The back cover copy would go something like this:Eons ago, the Lost Race were the greatest mages in all of existence.&nbsp; Using their magic, they created a Paradise.But it was not to last.&nbsp; The Lost Race probed too deeply into things no living being should know, and punched through reality into the madness beyond - The Far Realm.The great Empire of the Elves was lost in an instant, and legions of shrieking things ran rampant around the world.In the present day, the remaining races have rebuilt civilization, with particular races having closely interwoven societies.&nbsp; The dwarfs, for example, are never far from their boon comrades, the Jurai.&nbsp; Humans and Halflings consider themselves sibling races.But the old portals of the Lost Race Of Elves still exist, and who can say what nameless horrors might come through?A setting where I can have lots of Lovecraftian horror, traditional fantasy, and anything else I care to put in.&nbsp; Permanent portals to the Far Realm can justify a lot of my crazy ideas verrry nicely.Of course, none of this actually matters, because I don't have any players. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" /> So for now, it just fills up something like half-a-dozen notebooks.&nbsp; With maps, notes, stat blocks, cultural details, and homebrewed races.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pure Puppet, post: 2875953, member: 23019"] Hmm. The back cover copy would go something like this: Eons ago, the Lost Race were the greatest mages in all of existence. Using their magic, they created a Paradise. But it was not to last. The Lost Race probed too deeply into things no living being should know, and punched through reality into the madness beyond - The Far Realm. The great Empire of the Elves was lost in an instant, and legions of shrieking things ran rampant around the world. In the present day, the remaining races have rebuilt civilization, with particular races having closely interwoven societies. The dwarfs, for example, are never far from their boon comrades, the Jurai. Humans and Halflings consider themselves sibling races. But the old portals of the Lost Race Of Elves still exist, and who can say what nameless horrors might come through? A setting where I can have lots of Lovecraftian horror, traditional fantasy, and anything else I care to put in. Permanent portals to the Far Realm can justify a lot of my crazy ideas verrry nicely. Of course, none of this actually [I]matters[/I], because I don't have any players. :p So for now, it just fills up something like half-a-dozen notebooks. With maps, notes, stat blocks, cultural details, and homebrewed races. [/QUOTE]

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