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<blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 1989492" data-attributes="member: 16991">I think the populations are any where you want them to be.&nbsp; Morruses example seems to be still in the dark age, and after several thousand years these scars would be gone unless the survivors continued to be under heavy pressure from monsters and hostile humanoids.&nbsp; In this case several of the races would be mere fragments, or faint touches from weakened bloodlines.&nbsp; In particular elves and gnomes, &amp; halflings are likely to be gone.&nbsp; If underground realms/ exist or were protected they might have recolonized the surface esp if you had an underdark as active as greyhawk or FR.&nbsp;&nbsp; Humans, orcs and to a lesser extant halflings breed fast enough to recover more completely if not subject to hostile pressure.&nbsp; As For time lines - most human empires last 300 yrs ( 12 generations) and when one falls the dark age can be 600ish years&nbsp; Demihumans might have a differernt cycle of rise and fall.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Evilhalfling, post: 1989492, member: 16991"] I think the populations are any where you want them to be. Morruses example seems to be still in the dark age, and after several thousand years these scars would be gone unless the survivors continued to be under heavy pressure from monsters and hostile humanoids. In this case several of the races would be mere fragments, or faint touches from weakened bloodlines. In particular elves and gnomes, & halflings are likely to be gone. If underground realms/ exist or were protected they might have recolonized the surface esp if you had an underdark as active as greyhawk or FR. Humans, orcs and to a lesser extant halflings breed fast enough to recover more completely if not subject to hostile pressure. As For time lines - most human empires last 300 yrs ( 12 generations) and when one falls the dark age can be 600ish years Demihumans might have a differernt cycle of rise and fall. [/QUOTE]

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