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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elodan" data-source="post: 4146947" data-attributes="member: 8006">Based on the list you provided, I'm interested in hearing more about the settings I've left above.I'm going to steal the questions from the setting search contest and add some of my own (setting experts please pipe up).1. Core Ethos?2. Who are the heroes?3. What do they do?4. Threats, Conflicts, Villains?5. Nature of magic?6. Role of dwarves and elves (and by extension non-human races) in the setting7. What’s new? What’s different?8. How easy is it to pick up the basics of the setting?As mentioned before, the majority of my campaign is high/heroic fantasy, the defeat the forces of evil where they lurk type stuff.  We do mix in some sword and sorcery and intrigue (not a lot of intrigue, just a taste).  Can the setting handle this without a lot of shoe-horning?I want some places ruled by good people so that my heroes have some place for respite.  I'm indifferent if it's considered PoL, but I don't want overwhelming evil (i.e. evil is everywhere and you're the only good people in the world).</blockquote>