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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ace" data-source="post: 3217335" data-attributes="member: 944">Amusing -- I don't have any functioning monarchies on my campaign world for various reasons.Styles of D&D very but my campaign is Cold War + Cuthulu with an apocolypse just around the corner (and two next week)within the last one hundred years of campaign history there has been a great war verus the undead (which killed half the worlds population) within 60 there was the destruction of the entire population of a nation state by magicWithin 10 a single character took down the worlds most powerful empire (well smashed 5 of its cities and killed 75% of its soldiers)Every nation has one or more epic wizards with Colourless Reign of Fire (yes that is the correct spelling) or various Abysal Rippers (these open a hole to a plane filled with war demons that want to kill) or worse -- say Viral Chained Disentegrate Weapons cloaked with non dispelling  and non detection spells -- This nasty does  240 points (45 if save vs DC 20) than bounces to a new target -- its guarenteed death for a civilization if used There is also far realms stuff thats much worse than this and it WANTS TO BE USED   Now the basic meta logic of the game is as follows There is Good, Evil and Neutral. Default is Neutral. Most (66% maybe) of the population is a  Neutral Human  member of a NPC class from 3-5th level stats are 3@10, 2@11, 1@12 roughly Power Rewards Power. The more you can have the more you can get Magic Rewards Magic -- The more magic there is the more magic there will bePressure Builds Power  -- Unless you die, the harder you try the faster you get power.There is No Limit Except Age if You Have Will and Opportunity -- Even Age can be Mastered (its hard though) and if you do there are no limits other than Other Wills.Game style very though and thats the key issue -- getting players that match what you want to do. If you do this you will have no shortage of heros</blockquote>

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