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<blockquote data-quote="Aeris Winterood" data-source="post: 109505" data-attributes="member: 2195">My campaign worldsI have three distinct but similar worlds.The first one is a very primitive world. Early beginings of civilization. Bronze weaopons, late late stone age, first smithing going on. There are still prehistoric animals roaming around and some dinosaurs to keep all of the locals on their toes.The second setting fills a void for me. I hate it that IMO all worlds created are at the onset of human domination, i.e. the elves are retreating and in decling along with the dwarves. So, I like to have a setting where pc's adventure at the height of elven and dwarven civilizations.... a world where artifacts are being created, massive wars amonst the humanoids (elves and dwarves included) The humans in this era are just trying to establish themselves. The third type I like is one inwhich the land has been breifly inhabited, such as a few ships from a far away land have established a foot hold on a new continent and must deal with trying to explore and settle into new and dangerous lands....But, that is just me... I get tied of the whole devastaion, cataclysm, destruction stereotype world....</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aeris Winterood, post: 109505, member: 2195"] [b]My campaign worlds[/b] I have three distinct but similar worlds. The first one is a very primitive world. Early beginings of civilization. Bronze weaopons, late late stone age, first smithing going on. There are still prehistoric animals roaming around and some dinosaurs to keep all of the locals on their toes. The second setting fills a void for me. I hate it that IMO all worlds created are at the onset of human domination, i.e. the elves are retreating and in decling along with the dwarves. So, I like to have a setting where pc's adventure at the height of elven and dwarven civilizations.... a world where artifacts are being created, massive wars amonst the humanoids (elves and dwarves included) The humans in this era are just trying to establish themselves. The third type I like is one inwhich the land has been breifly inhabited, such as a few ships from a far away land have established a foot hold on a new continent and must deal with trying to explore and settle into new and dangerous lands.... But, that is just me... I get tied of the whole devastaion, cataclysm, destruction stereotype world.... [/QUOTE]

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