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Message: <blockquote data-quote="zouron" data-source="post: 10316" data-attributes="member: 920">Kingdom of Kalamar for what little I had contact with it, I found ti to be a very interesting and very useful setting, I also found my share of things I wouldn't use as a DM myself (I am a player in a soon to begin campaign using that setting) for example our dm had use roll up homecity using some to me lame table in the book (had to pick hobgoblin since he had to tables for that so I could get my way hehe).BTW why use D100 for these tables I never know, thought it was D20 hehe.Another point was, someone said this was a realistic world? nah it is fantasy, and from what I hear a very nature friendly world (that certainly removes some of the gritty feel to me!).But the world seems easy to relate to and get along with, though my psionic warrior is a weakling hehe.The history is very complete in it as well, though one thing I could wish for (wehich works both good and bad) is make a comparison for which sociaty a race (including the five human ones) resemble, we had some trouble with an character wanting to play a far east monk, but I was able to locate by accident that the Deju(sp?) would fit that bill well enough.Generally I think as a fairly generic world it is really interesting and useful, worth the money.</blockquote>