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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 5440034" data-attributes="member: 11520">Hey sounds like a very interesting place and definitely 'outside the box' or sphere. I'd be up for adventuring there. It certainly gives you some interesting environments to play with. Not to add to your madness <cue insane organ music>, but here are some thoughts that immediately sprang to mind: What about molten parts of the world? What do those shards look like now?Could some shards have little on the outside but be riddled with passages and caverns on the inside? Maybe the inside of some shards doesn't even connect with the outside and thus you have two very different environments in one shard. Are there watery shards as well? Perhaps some of the shards abut watery places such that you could sail on water from one shard to another like a river or sea? I am seeing ribbons of water that sometimes lead to other places and sometimes are only dead ends. This would allow some kingdoms or even empires to appear in places where the shards connect and for trade to take place, but to go beyond you need portals and keys. Presumably the finding or making of such portals and keys would lead to considerable power. I would think that most of such things would be in the hands of the local powers--whatever passes for government or rulers on a particular shard. However, it might be interesting to have a group of scholarly types who use keys to explore and gather information. They've managed to remain independent and influential as an organization because they know more about world at large than most people who's world view is limited to the couple of shards they've visited/inhabited. <s>Of course a member of such an organization who went Rogue would make for an interesting villain.</s> Sorry can't go breaking your rule about giving the DM ideas... Better quit before I do any more harm to the players with my thoughts.</blockquote>

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