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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ValhallaGH" data-source="post: 2906197" data-attributes="member: 41187">Fluff.  Lots and lots of fluff, both historic and mystic.The easiest approach is to have three basic models, historic, steampunk and high fey.  Give the historic one as the basis and litter the supplements with sidebars about how to adjust the historic with high fey or steampunk.  This way a GM can read over the one Lodon supplement and easily create four versions of it (Historic, Steam, Fey and Steam-Fey).Then you can do the same with the various far-Empire supplements (India! China!), the supplements covering the rest of Europe (because every Victorian game has to have a horse chase through the mountains of Austria and Germany), and the various other setting supplements (Africa, Americas, etc.).Once the real world-ish areas have been covered (or during if you're having lots of inspiration) put out some supplements that detail the Fey worlds (with sidebars about incorporating Steapunk for the Steam-Fey crowd).Such quality books would be worth every penny, to the point that I would buy them all and I don't usually like Victorian settings.</blockquote>