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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HardcoreDandDGirl" data-source="post: 6399809" data-attributes="member: 82746">See this is where we see eye to eye... I also love getting indepth with cultures, but in a different way. In one game I ran I had 4 human cultures each at different magic and technological levels (although when one went up the other went down) 2 gnome civilizations (one tinker one illusionsit) and 3 city states ruled by almost all half breeds (muls, half orc and half elf) that were really 1 amalgam race that had human/dwarf/orc/elf ancestry. I then had 3 drow civilizations (although one was based on xendric) Now I had what was normal drawn up for each, and who traded with who. I just would never tell a player from the illusionist gnomes that there was no way I could imagine him having a drow flintlock... even if most people in his socoity never saw one before. that is also a great example because there were no elves or dwarves in the world, both fled and locked themselves away longago... and if a PC came up and said "Can I be the last elf on the world" I would be wary of the idea, but would have let him or her try to convince me it was a cool idea...</blockquote>