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<blockquote data-quote="MeepoTheMighty" data-source="post: 386703" data-attributes="member: 3216">Heck yeah - I'd love to see Al-Qua-*fricken*-dim.I'd love to see the OA-style of books expanded into a whole slew of psuedo-historical settings:-A North/South American setting, with natives dealing with the influx of the white man.-An &quot;Ancient Empires&quot; setting which would be in a psuedo-Roman Empire, but with ideas for playing in the Persian, Egyptian, Assyrian, or Babylonian empires as well.-A Crusades setting-An African setting, or even two.&nbsp; One would be precolonial and the other would be postcolonial.-A dark ages European setting-A Napoleonic setting-And, just for hong's sake, an Austrian setting.Yes, I know, a lot of this information could be found in a library, but I don't want 100% realistic settings, I want fantasy settings, in the same way that OA is a fantasy version of Asia.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MeepoTheMighty, post: 386703, member: 3216"] Heck yeah - I'd love to see Al-Qua-*fricken*-dim. I'd love to see the OA-style of books expanded into a whole slew of psuedo-historical settings: -A North/South American setting, with natives dealing with the influx of the white man. -An "Ancient Empires" setting which would be in a psuedo-Roman Empire, but with ideas for playing in the Persian, Egyptian, Assyrian, or Babylonian empires as well. -A Crusades setting -An African setting, or even two. One would be precolonial and the other would be postcolonial. -A dark ages European setting -A Napoleonic setting -And, just for hong's sake, an Austrian setting. Yes, I know, a lot of this information could be found in a library, but I don't want 100% realistic settings, I want fantasy settings, in the same way that OA is a fantasy version of Asia. [/QUOTE]

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