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Icedaemon · 04-23-2012, 10:26 AM

I like the ideas and am also enough of a fan of Discworld to appreciate the similarity.

The world would probably not have one single name to the natives anyway. (Just about) every ethnic group and nation would have its own name for the world.

If continental drift is such that a couple thousand years change the map totally, are there even historic cities at hand? How much of society is nomadic and to what degree?

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Icedaemon Bugbear in the Playground Join Date: May 2010	Re: Cakeworld I like the ideas and am also enough of a fan of Discworld to appreciate the similarity. The world would probably not have one single name to the natives anyway. (Just about) every ethnic group and nation would have its own name for the world. If continental drift is such that a couple thousand years change the map totally, are there even historic cities at hand? How much of society is nomadic and to what degree? __________________ Brewing a new setting (3.5 ed D&D). The setting is complete and ready to play. Indeed, here is the recruitment thread for the first run. The above post was probably snide, snippy, tongue in cheek and/or opinionated. Consult your sense of humour before vexation. If still vexed, attempt to cease giving a damn. Thank you for reading this public service bulletin.