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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9797756" data-attributes="member: 6802378">In my tabletop I can use the races/species and classes I want, for example a totemist shaman or a gnome because a reincarnation spell worked in a different way. Maybe the hej-kin are the "evolution" of the Athasian gnomes. Some races could survive hiding in underground caverns. And weren't they detected by the champions of Rajaat? They did but Rajaat thought it wasn't necesary because with the return of the blue age those zones would be flooded. And what if a player wanted to play un updated version of the shadowcaster class from 3.5 Tome of Magic? Isn't that curious? Any players don't like the changes in DS and this makes me to remember Rajaat. The reason of the disaster is Rajaat wanted to return to the blue age but his actions made everything worse. He didn't want to accept the changes of the green age.* Other idea is monsters from the demiplane of the nightmares, like the surreal and bizarre creatures from the videogame "Scarlet Nexus". Do you remember the trope of a meteor falling on the earth causing a zombie outbreak? let's imagine a "meteor" falling within the plane of the dreams causing a monster-outbreak. * What if the brown tide that caused the end of the blue age wasn't originated in Athas but from other world? Maybe the experiment was something like a planar gate or their own spelljammer but accidentally a plague was brought. And maybe the brown tide wasn't caused by an accident but sabotage by an evil faction.* What would be the fate in the afterlife of the iconic heroes of DS and their loved beings?</blockquote>

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