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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 2421075" data-attributes="member: 9646">I used that more as a metaphor to explain my idea. I mean, humans who haven't developped a true civilization, but live in small tribes of scavengers on the fringe (or the undercity) of some mighty beings' civilization. As I see it, this setting would be great with d20 modern+future+apocalypse. There is this strange incomprehensible alien civilization at PL8, plus many roaming monsters and hideous creatures that are either other parasites scavengers, or by-products of these unfathomable beings. There aren't millions of humans, just a few hundred scattered tribes of two or three dozens individuals. Some of these tribes are more evolved in terms of technological knowledge than others, but even if some Einstein live among them, they don't have the infrastructure and millions of people to develop their own society (and industry, etc.). They must live hidden from the mighty beings from whom they must scavenge, as these beings know about them but ignore them as long as they aren't bothered. Well, if I were to run a d20 Apocalypse campaign, I would use such a homebrew setting. Magic would be allowed, with a special flufff: spells are in fact powered by an incredibly advanced technology of these beings, that human mages have learned to steal from (at personnal risk of being discovered).</blockquote>