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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9799835" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Can we use the tag "Hyborian-punk"? Because this setting is like a mixture of Mad Max and Conan the barbarian.We could create an "Athasian" version of other setting, and here we could enjoy total creative freedom to add and remove things as we please but I suspect one of the key elements are interesting "big bad bosses" with their own personality and city-states with their own identity.* Acording the tale of the tree-suns people there were three noble rulers, and there was a confrontation where two of them betrayed the third. This asked help to the elemental powers and these punished the traitors. Those two suns would become the moons. The pag 17 of the 4ed book says about the two moons of Athas: Should this mean those moons have got "biosphere" and they could be useful to reforest Athas? Maybe they are ruled by some "moon god" or like this. Other idea is Athas has been "recreated" like the Dark Powers from Ravenloft setting when these create a dark domain. * What if Rajaat wasn't originally a bad guy but he was tainted or affected by a blad influence, maybe the Pristine Tower? Or the Pristine Tower was sabotaged by some hostile power, maybe to "hurt" the solar god or like this.Or the mutations by the Pristine Tower is because this was caused to heal rhustili (original Athasian halflings) and creatures from the blue age.* Maybe the Brown-Tide wasn't an accident but a failed weapon in the war between the nature-masters and the nature-benders, two factions of lifeshafters.* What if the ancient rhustili weren't true natives of Athas but they came from other world? This first world could be a fabulous spin-off.</blockquote>

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