As for my own attempt at a homebrew world, it didn’t get too far off the ground. I had the main theme of a continent recently or currently being invaded by an “alien” race (Yuan-ti).

I (we actually, Graham helped) had the races pretty well decided on. So from my notes we have:

Standard humans – probably a few different European-type societies here

Hill dwarves – “Grecian society” ie philosophers, engineers and archetects with focus on the body/mind balance ideal.

Elves – plainsmen, Rohan-esque society, honour-bound and proud.

Orcs – playable race, was going to use the stats of the Minotaur from the Dragonlance setting slightly tweaked, they were going to be sailors.

Gnomes/Halflings – the idea was that the the idea was to combine the 2 races, where the Gnome stats would have been males, and the Halfling stats would be females. The society would have been Asian inspired, with the men (Gnomes) as the Mystic/Yogi/Shaman type, and the females (Halflings) as the Acrobat/Rogue/Ninja type.

Never got around to using it, and probably never will.

So yeah.

Heh. This seems to have taken on new life. Maybe I’ll spend my free time this winter (Ha!) detailing the world.

Or studying. Studying is good, too.

It’s funny that you named your world the same way I always name my placeholder NPC.

I’m pretty sure it was the same desire that led me to run a Dark Sun campaign recently. Just before the current Pathfinder one, in fact.

Brings back memories of the first time the dark sun boxed set was opened…gaming was never quite the same after that. Another sweet campaign that turned convention on it’s ear.

Good company to be in there.