Seems like a straght up slut to me. Go to Comment

Yes, her half orc side is a decent background,and the plots could be intruging, but I have seen to many sluts that will just abandon you after they get enough money. Example: In KOTOR1, in the cantina in Taris a slutty women says if you buy her a 20 credit beer you'll get laid. To my unsurprised dismay, she ditched me for a rich guy. See what I mean? And thats just one instance. Go to Comment

Hmmmm....thats true. She is a good character I suppose, slut/hore/prostitute aside. I personally have seen too many of these characters but in te sake of gameplay expeirience she would bea great character. I still cant believe this NPC generated so many comments. Go to Comment

she's a really good character i'll try and yse her in my current campaign. Go to Comment

This is absolutely fantastic. I've always really liked bone-centric things, and this is awesome. I can totally picture myself ending up there (I'm not greedy or anything, I'm just fantasizing) and getting a really sharp bone and stabbing myself in the neck with it if a Bone Demon gets me. The Osseoliths are fantastic, too. They're elegant in their execution and are loaded with verisimilitude, unlike many demons in roleplaying games. Are the humans in this hell fertile? If so, I'm running a campaign here, with characters born into the place. I can totally picture people wearing ogre skull helmets and fighting with large bones as clubs.

Damn. I'm getting closer and closer to actually joining here and not just commenting on things. Go to Comment

In that case, come on in. You can comment under your name, and a few things more. :) Go to Comment

But appropriate in so many places. I like it in both idea and execution.

Two thumbs and a tail up. Go to Comment

Very nice! A wonderfully vivid piece that begs to be used, The descriptions are so juicy that I can easily imagine my perilous journey through wastes of picked-clean carcasses and white ash. Thank you. I really enjoyed this one.

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Greed and cruelty are often the hallmarks of the Munchkin... Go to Comment

Now this is a wonderfly evil setting. 5/5 Go to Comment

WOW! Bone eating demons, a terrific teaser and splendid plot-hooks! Way to go Scras, and shame on me for not commenting on this before. Go to Comment

Remember this for the vivid descriptions still. A great piece, ready for plug&play.

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Good standard fantasy. Not my cup of tea, but hey; it is a nice piece of work. 5/5 Go to Comment

This is great. I like it a lot. I actually have a plains that have turned a dusty white from all the bones that have been left there for years after a huge battle. The bones have been crushed into powder and are now called the Hills of Bone.

I love settings that are just out of the normal to be believable. Go to Comment

Unlike Mike, I completely forgot about ever reading this sub. I read it again and was impressed and went to vote and comment, and poof I already had.

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Hey Scras, if you don't mind I'm going to use this setting in a campaign of mine. I like some of the challenges and opportunities presented by it. Go to Comment

Like Mourngrymn, I also have the ideal location in mind for incorporating this setting. Bone Eating Demons and Osseoliths are particularly inspiring. Crack-Tooth Dragon- nice!

Great submission! Gives you everything you need to know to immediately include it in "next weeks gaming session" Go to Comment

Well, isn't this a buried gem! I love it! Go to Comment

BH! Go for it! We won't bite.... Much. Go to Comment

A definite favourite of mine... Deserves to be seen! Go to Comment