Re: Realmspace

>I'm new to all of this so please bear with me.
>
>I started playing Spelljammer only two years ago but it is now a very big
>part of campaign. I was extremely disappointed with the Realmspace accessory.
>Most of it was salvagable and have been "updating" it as my game needed it. I
>am writing to see if any of you have an ideas about what to do with Toril's
>moon. I am considering making it a "world" of powerful wizards who live in a
>magic rich nation. Sort of the heirs to legacy of Netheril or an outpost of
>Haluraa. The inhabitants are worshippers of all the magical powers of this
>sphere and virtually every known sphere and plane. The "story" about the moon
>being the land of worshippers of The Lady of The Mists was just a lie told to
>some spacefarers by her followers. The rest of Selune's residents preferr to
>live in quiet isolation, researching spells or just perfecting their Craft.
>This would also allow some plot devices to be introduced as some of the
>former illusionists have become quiet worshippers of Cyric.
>
>Before I do this I would like to see if anyone else has some ideas or
>settings from their campaigns that I can use.
>
>Thanks
>robert


Hmmmmph.  That'll teach me to sit on an idea for awhile:)

I've been doing Realmspace updates and sending them to the list for the
past year or so.  Most of them appear on Static's webpage,  as well on a
couple of other spots on the web.  I'd be happy to send them to you if
you'd like.  After covering the elves, scro,  Shou,  and neogi I started
covering each of the planets,  starting with Anadia and working my way out.
I am just now getting to Selune and the Tears,  hope to put my stuff out
next week.  I've been leaning towards Selune as an uninhabited moon,  or a
totally rich region.  the jurors still out.  Love to see more of what
you've got,

"We look on the same stars,  the sky is common,  the same world surrounds
us.  What difference does it make by what pains each seeks the truth?  We
can not attain to so great a secret by one road..."
Symmachus,  "Memorial on the Occasion of the Removal of the Altar of
Victory from the Senate House" (392 AD)

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Paul William Westermeyer