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<blockquote data-quote="DrunkonDuty" data-source="post: 5682434" data-attributes="member: 54364">Re. People of the Pines. Yes, they're from Michael Moorcock, the second Corum series.&nbsp;Re. something useful.Terrain: a variety of terrain types. Some rugged hills, some swamps, some forests. And make it large.&nbsp;How inbred hillbilly types, the descendants of those who were trapped in the DMZ back when the barriers went up. Give them an emphasis on Druid magic. And the obligatory banjo pluckin.An ongoing seige where both the besieged and the besiegers are automata (golems, constructs, mindless undead, animated siege machines and re-arming traps, bound elementals.) The siege is left over from the war, neither side got their orders to desist and continue to fight the same fight over a blasted, trench filled bog something like a WW1 battlefield. Not a small siege either, more like a salient that got cut off.&nbsp;Maybe some more later...&nbsp;cheers.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DrunkonDuty, post: 5682434, member: 54364"] Re. People of the Pines. Yes, they're from Michael Moorcock, the second Corum series. Re. something useful. Terrain: a variety of terrain types. Some rugged hills, some swamps, some forests. And make it large. How inbred hillbilly types, the descendants of those who were trapped in the DMZ back when the barriers went up. Give them an emphasis on Druid magic. And the obligatory banjo pluckin. An ongoing seige where both the besieged and the besiegers are automata (golems, constructs, mindless undead, animated siege machines and re-arming traps, bound elementals.) The siege is left over from the war, neither side got their orders to desist and continue to fight the same fight over a blasted, trench filled bog something like a WW1 battlefield. Not a small siege either, more like a salient that got cut off. Maybe some more later... cheers. [/QUOTE]

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