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Message: <blockquote data-quote="exempt" data-source="post: 1564123" data-attributes="member: 852">This is awesome and why I love D&D so much -- in what other activity can a person make a world as they see fit (answer: as American president)?  But seriously, I love the imaginative part.When I read through your world, I did have questions like where do magic items come from, but you always answered them later.  I am sure there are some rough spots others wil point out.  The only consideration I can think of is the limited number of creatures to encounter (because nothing with Int >2 is around except the nine races).  That may get monotanous, but then again it may not, depending on how you play.  (I always think it's fun to encounter new monsters never seen before and figure out --or die -- on teh fly what they do and how to beat them.)  On the other hand, it's three times as many intelligent things as we have on this world (humans, dolphins, whales), so maybe it'll be enough.  There are plenty of things with Int <2 out there (current girlfriend).</blockquote>