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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lakesidefantasy" data-source="post: 9414472" data-attributes="member: 6682043">My apologies, my first language is English. Maybe I should have phrased my comment more like this:"I see a lot of responses that seem to assume we are making suggestions for a fantasy setting, or even a specific setting like Middle Earth. Should we be doing that? What about simply considering a neolithic setting? Considering my comments upstream in this thread, would that be boring? Do we need dwarves, elves, and dragons to make things fun?"It seems we're layering what-if questions here. The first question is, "What if we were adventures in a neolithic setting 8,000-10,000 years ago (on Earth)? The second question is, "What if we were adventures in a fantasy setting where magic is real and elves exist?"I'm asking because the elves and dwarves really distract from the neolithic feel for me. Don't get my wrong, neolithic elves and dwarves is a fascinating idea but they don't really feel neolithic. I know the archeologists and paleontologists among us are going to puke but here are some things I think have the feel of a neolithic setting: CavemenDinosaursCavesStone toolsFursFields of wheat ShamansGlaciers Cities in the desertZigguratsObsidianCopper GoldAntlersMammothsMastadonsSaber-tooth lionsApe menEvil white apes PredatorsTalismans Stone circlesEtc.</blockquote>