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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turanil" data-source="post: 2373624" data-attributes="member: 9646">It's going to become cramped very quickly, since it is the basis of my next campaign, too. Fortunately for me, it's not intended as a commercial supplement, and fortunately for you very few of it has been written down.Basically there is the Shadow world that overlaps the real world. It's a realm of magic and chaos, totally unstable and shaped by the desires of the creatures that inhabit it. Then, because of necromancers and demonologists it became increasingly turned into a nightmarish world. In any case, most horrid monsters that exist on the material plane come are drawn from the Shadow world (which is a cool way to circumvent to have to come up with a rationale ecology for the setting. Aka "where do all these monsters come from? What do they eat normally?"). And of course, there will be rules for being attracted into the Shadow world when using too much magic. So the basic peasant has few chances to be ever drawn into it, and is relatively safe to not encounter natives from this world, but the more you use spells and own magic items, the closer you get to the Shadow world...</blockquote>