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<blockquote data-quote="pogre" data-source="post: 1283691" data-attributes="member: 6588">OK - Snake cult, hatred of humans, servant of Bothriechis for his own reasons.Shaman book by Green Ronin, eh? I will have to look at it.Let me add this:The cities of the campaign are the heart of human activity. The former great human civilization has been battered back by humanoid barbaric waves. The humans control the seas and the cities that remain are all near the coast. Somewhat like Europe and the Mediterranean following Rome's fall.Many, many of the adventure will take place in forgotten and abandoned cities.Humankind is by no means doomed, but it is not looking all that rosy either.Humans continue to try and expand with fortified farmsteads - much like medieval German and Austrian north farms - and trading caravans. Fortunately, the humanoids have not been organized enough to push past the humans' citadels. The most &quot;civilized area is the Thraegian Coast where a large walled kingdom survives.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pogre, post: 1283691, member: 6588"] OK - Snake cult, hatred of humans, servant of Bothriechis for his own reasons. Shaman book by Green Ronin, eh? I will have to look at it. Let me add this: The cities of the campaign are the heart of human activity. The former great human civilization has been battered back by humanoid barbaric waves. The humans control the seas and the cities that remain are all near the coast. Somewhat like Europe and the Mediterranean following Rome's fall. Many, many of the adventure will take place in forgotten and abandoned cities. Humankind is by no means doomed, but it is not looking all that rosy either. Humans continue to try and expand with fortified farmsteads - much like medieval German and Austrian north farms - and trading caravans. Fortunately, the humanoids have not been organized enough to push past the humans' citadels. The most "civilized area is the Thraegian Coast where a large walled kingdom survives. [/QUOTE]

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