The Hyborian Age is a narrative device, for telling pseudo-historical stories without having to worry about the history or geography.
Middle Earth is, notionally at least, our earth.
I find the World of Greyhawk closer to REH - it is a narrative device for telling pseudo-historical stories, with the same sorts of pseudo-nations and cultures as found in the Hyborian Age. With the exception of the Tolkien-esque elves and dwarves.
So I think [MENTION=22779]Hussar[/MENTION] and [MENTION=6780330]Parmandur[/MENTION] are both right on this one.
Middle Earth is, notionally at least, our earth.
I find the World of Greyhawk closer to REH - it is a narrative device for telling pseudo-historical stories, with the same sorts of pseudo-nations and cultures as found in the Hyborian Age. With the exception of the Tolkien-esque elves and dwarves.
So I think [MENTION=22779]Hussar[/MENTION] and [MENTION=6780330]Parmandur[/MENTION] are both right on this one.