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All discussion regarding fae go here. My other thread is reserved for my proposals.

No one wants to discuss my fae.... Crying or Very sad

Please tell me I'm in the right direction, at least. Fae have never been warlike, and as such they refrained from taking an active part in the godfall war. Instead, Pono created his own mortals (elves?) to aid him. Filhef'nas is also mostly inaccessible to outside forces. Scouts have been sent in, and the strangest things happened. Most did not even return, but some returned 100 years later, not having aged a day. Some return almost immediately but has aged sixty years. etc etc etc..

Still need ideas, guys. ..

From what I gather, you're going the "Fae bring hope to the land!" route, more or less. That's okay, but it's very much like Greyhawk Fey: mostly good, etc. etc. That's my main gripe really, in that it feels just like the other fey we've always encountered. But this is a new world, and you've got a clean slate.

So go crazy Very Happy

Don't be restricted by standard DnD norms; hell, if we wanted our Dwarves to be particularly unstable, or our Gnomes to be good friends with Kobolds, we could do that. If there are any inconsistencies we can sort those out later.

Of course if you want to go the classic fey route then that's okay too. Whatever you think is best for the setting.

In Godstone, gnomes invented the uzi and kobolds invented the Megazord. That's what I meant by action-packed campaign setting.

I like where this train of thought is going. Sure. Keep on with the Filipino culture incorporation. I'll try to set up a thread for other Filipino tidbits we can work in.

(I'm already thinking of fighting styles. Arnis/Kali/Eskrima based warriors sicking you with twin blades comes to mind. The two-weapon look actually works well with the wasteland feel. Almost Conan-esque, even.)

Hilarious how they've been "unconsciously" been using godstones.