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<blockquote data-quote="generic" data-source="post: 7909167" data-attributes="member: 6923088"><p>Inspired by [USER=10869]@Shades of Eternity[/USER]'s post about his/her post-apocalyptic world, I'll share three things about my post-apocalyptic setting, one of the many settings which I have created.</p><p></p><p>1. Demons and Devils, as well as other Fiends, have all been rolled into the 'Demons' category, and, the world has long collapsed into a Demon-ridden, wasteland nightmare. Ancient nuclear war threw society into a disarray after a new 'utopia' had arisen. Society reached a peak of efficiency, utilizing renewable power such as solar and geothermal energy, as well as hydroelectric energy, and advanced nuclear reactors. Nuclear power became so pervasive and advanced that it was commonplace, even homes may have nuclear reactors within them. But then, nuclear war, chemical weapons, and rampant corruption sundered society, and, of course, Demons tore away at the edges of Hell, seizing this moment of weakness, and crushing the broken societies underfoot.</p><p></p><p>2. Androids, Invoked, and Homurrizod are three non-standard races incorporated in the setting. Androids use the Warforged statistics, with modified lore, and Invoked use the Kalashtar rules, with, again, modified lore, where their Quori are bodiless, demonic spirits. Homurrizod were inspired by the Grineer from <em>Warframe</em>, a race of Human clones, devoid of reproductive capabilities, who serve an overbeing. Homurrizod are, however, much more Human and more intelligent that the Grineer who they were inspired by.</p><p></p><p>3. The world's weapons technology lingers somewhere between World War Two and <em>Fallout</em>.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="generic, post: 7909167, member: 6923088"] Inspired by [USER=10869]@Shades of Eternity[/USER]'s post about his/her post-apocalyptic world, I'll share three things about my post-apocalyptic setting, one of the many settings which I have created. 1. Demons and Devils, as well as other Fiends, have all been rolled into the 'Demons' category, and, the world has long collapsed into a Demon-ridden, wasteland nightmare. Ancient nuclear war threw society into a disarray after a new 'utopia' had arisen. Society reached a peak of efficiency, utilizing renewable power such as solar and geothermal energy, as well as hydroelectric energy, and advanced nuclear reactors. Nuclear power became so pervasive and advanced that it was commonplace, even homes may have nuclear reactors within them. But then, nuclear war, chemical weapons, and rampant corruption sundered society, and, of course, Demons tore away at the edges of Hell, seizing this moment of weakness, and crushing the broken societies underfoot. 2. Androids, Invoked, and Homurrizod are three non-standard races incorporated in the setting. Androids use the Warforged statistics, with modified lore, and Invoked use the Kalashtar rules, with, again, modified lore, where their Quori are bodiless, demonic spirits. Homurrizod were inspired by the Grineer from [I]Warframe[/I], a race of Human clones, devoid of reproductive capabilities, who serve an overbeing. Homurrizod are, however, much more Human and more intelligent that the Grineer who they were inspired by. 3. The world's weapons technology lingers somewhere between World War Two and [I]Fallout[/I]. [/QUOTE]
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