kinem said:Pitch 4:
In the great rain forest Kelkar, a vast network of giant trees, are three independent nations, stacked on top of each other. The elven kingdom Hallath resides on the brightly lit upper canopy, while the human empire Chasro controls the vast central canopies. On the ground is dwarven republic Trodan. All three nations share responsibility for care of the trees, and damage to the trees is forbidden even during the occasional war between Chasro and one of the other nations.
I've editted the text slightly for grammar and spelling purposes. If I'm off base here, or I've changed your meaning, let me know.Voda Vosa said:Pitch 6:
In this heavily vegetated world, evolution has given rise to a species of sentient fungus. The dwarfs call them Shrums, the humans Miconids. These colonial beings have a remarkable intelligence and live in great extensions of woodland. They have several colonies over the world; each one is composed by thousands of individuals, genetically identical, spawned from spores produced by their "Mother", a 10-meter tall, 5-meter diameter mushroom. The cities are composed of underground burrows in which the "miconids" or "Shrums" live. They are primary agricultural, peaceful folks, and hunt animals occasionally. All food is given to the Mother, and is then distributed among her children.
(They resemble the Miconid from D&D in appearence, but under a very different context.)

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.