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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ainamacar" data-source="post: 5550699" data-attributes="member: 70709">One world in a campaign I ran had a lycanthrope apocalypse, where in the end all that remained were shifters, full lycanthropes, and the previously servant class warforged society that suddenly found itself alone and immune to the scourge, but with almost no idea what to do with itself.  (In my game the time-traveling PCs came upon this situation and needed to organize the warforged into a civilization that could stand the test of time.)In a small change of direction, one could posit the decline of the lycanthropes into predominately bestial states, leaving the warforged the only intelligent race around in significant numbers, left to survive and explore the ruins of all that came before.  If the lycanthrope's decline follows soon after the apocalypse, you could similarly deal with warforged who do not know how to rule themselves.One fun twist from my game: warforged turn out to be rather wonderful submariners once given a few aquatic adjustments.</blockquote>