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Flag Pole Sitta · 18th September 2007, 05:40 AM

Here's my question: I'm building together a "cursed" world where it is always cloudy. The clouds are not so dense that no light gets through, but some days are worse then others. This cursed state has only persisted for about 50 years. So, how well does the vegetation grow? Do I need to resort to magic to explain the continuing prescience of life? If it matters the technology level is slightly more advanced then modern day. (Yay nuclear fission!)

Also, as I'm a D&D dork I'm going to say that the Dungeon Master's Manuel has some good resources on world building.

18th September 2007, 05:40 AM	#81 (permalink)
Flag Pole Sitta Registered User Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: USA: Posts: 25	Re: On Creating Imaginary Worlds: Questions and Answers Here's my question: I'm building together a "cursed" world where it is always cloudy. The clouds are not so dense that no light gets through, but some days are worse then others. This cursed state has only persisted for about 50 years. So, how well does the vegetation grow? Do I need to resort to magic to explain the continuing prescience of life? If it matters the technology level is slightly more advanced then modern day. (Yay nuclear fission!) Also, as I'm a D&D dork I'm going to say that the Dungeon Master's Manuel has some good resources on world building.