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the basic idea is to go with a UA structure
(if you want to make things more complicated, you can go on from there)
the UA structure makes thing simple, understandable, and fun!

[remember, there is no real canon. just make up whatever you like : as long as it's fun and educational]

GREENGINEERING
With vf (as yet, unfinished),
the idea was to make an effective recycling reminder (a tool)
the idea was to help bring the audience a little closer to Nature, if only by a bit (better than sitcoms)
<it's like a parallel world with different creatures>
<conditions are harsh>
[paraphrase: a kid walking with his dad, in front of me, on the way to the subway, on the way to the Bakka party]

With Mother Earth (working title),
the theory is that we will be harder to find than ...
 

CONTINENTS
There are 12 continents.

CONTINENTS \ REGIONS (AREAs, REALMS(?), etc.)
each region = an AREA map (38x15 : 576 squares)
problem: see Ireland, for an example (there is a king of Scotland, Scandinavia, etc.). what to do?
solution:

CREATIVITY
problem: creativity (i'm worried about this not being as creative as something like the FR, or making up one's own world, mythopoeia)
solution:

MYTH, NOT HISTORY
like it's been said b4, this isn't about an accurate history lesson.
the idea is to have fun, and sort of get a general familiarity, or introduction, to a myth, or area
the emphasis is definitely on myth, not history
(as well, things are not meant to be realistic all the time. for example, if i was in Egypt, and the atmosphere is 4 miles high (so, in 3D, there are 576 squares above, 576 squares above, 576 squares above, 576 squares above), in one of those squares, i might meet someone)
what is written in myth is actually true. amber is actually the tears of a goddess, etc.
this might require some creative explanation!

DEITIES
    In FR, etc. the deities are quite rare. however, here, they are a little more common. even if they live on the Outer Planes, they visit Earth quite regularly. the idea is to somehow not let the players know this, for as long as possible (DMs : keep this a secret : try not to write this down, or speak about it, as it might 'give away the story' : i've got to hide this note). so, if the 'heroes' decide to bully an old one-eyed man with a hat, they might be in for a bit of a surprise. (BTW, in the playtests, we tried this out with the Hackmaster system, but things really sorta didn't work out that great, overall) (although this is done in a 'D&D' format, this index is not a D&D index : it can be used for actual real-world research, or for other RPGs, whatever. it's just that i grew up with D&D, so that's the one i use. right now, a lot of people speak this language) (however, i thought about doing something with the S&S rules) (M&M?)
 

Inuit

Scotland

Norse

Denmark

Finno-Ugric

Siberia

North America

Ireland

Britain

Europe

Celtic

Baltic

Aztec

Wales

Italy

Germany

Mexico

Rome

Greece

Phrygia

Central America

West Indian

Msptma

Persia

South America

Canary Islands

Phoenicia

Egypt

Hbrw

Arabia

Africa

Canaan

The 12 Continents

DREAMLANDS	LANKHMAR	MELNIBONE	NONHUMANIA	GREYHAWK
-	-	DEITIA	-	-
AFRICA	EUROPE	NORTH AMERICA	SOUTH AMERICA	EURASIA
AUSTRALIA	{ANYWHERE}	-	-	-

AFRICA [2 regions]
African
Canary Islands

EUROPE
Europe
Aramaic
Armenia
Baltic (incl Lapland)
Celtic
Denmark
Finno-Ugric
Germany
Greek
Iceland
Italy
Norse
Norweigan
Spain
Roman
Phrygia
Russia
Serbian
Siberia
Slav

EUROPE \ AVILLONIA
Britain
Celtic
Scotland
Ireland
Wales

AMERICA
Albert le Grand

NORTH AMERICA
North America
Inuit
~~~
Central America (incl Maya)
Aztec
Mexico
West Indian
~~~
SOUTH AMERICA
South America (incl. Bolivia)

AFRICA
Africa
Carthage
Egyptian
Phoenicia
Semtic

ASIA
Afghan
Arabia (incl. Islam, Turkey)
Canaan
Hebrew (incl. Bible, Jewish)
Mesopotamia (incl. Assyria)
Persia
Syria

Buddhist
Burma
Chinese
East Indian (incl. Indonesia)
Hindu
Indian
Jain
Mongolia
Tibet
Thai

AUSTRALIA
Australia
Pacific Islands
Indonesia
Malaysia
New Zealand

ANYWHERE
Anything
Angel
Demon
Devil

MAPS-

PH \ RACE-

PH \ CLASS-

PH \ SKILL-

PH \ FEAT-

PH \ DESCRIPTION
Faiths +

PH \ EQUIPMENT-
$ pp = . gp = . sp = . cp = . bp = .

PH \ EQUIPMENT \ ARMS

PH \ EQUIPMENT \ ARMOR

PH \ EQUIPMENT \ HERBS
Herbs = .

PH \ SPELL-

PH \ EQUIPMENT \ SHIPS
Courser (the ship of Stormalong) (.243)

Myths = .

Ankou (the god of death in Brittany) (DM.72)

DDG \ SPIRIT
Beast of Havette (an evil spirit who drowned children) (.135)

Dame Blanche (a spirit said to be fond of horses) [White Lady] (DM.270)

DDG \ PLANESCAPE
feerie' (fairyland) (.360)

Aubry's dog (a dog named Dragon who exposed the master's murderer) (DM.111)

Beast of Canteraine (a French count who was said to have turned into a werewolf) (.135)

Bicorn (a monster in the form of a beast that eats good husbands) (DM.148)

cat (a small domesticated feline featured in many mythologies) (DM.196)
    Capalu (the French name for Palug's Cat) (DM.191)

Fauvel (a centaur in the 14th c novel of the same name) (.358)

MM \ DEVIL
faudeur (an imp of wheat-stores in Brittany) (.358)

MM \ DRAGON
Coulobre (a man-eating dragon) [Ropotou.Wicked Spirit] (DM.243)

MM \ FEY
fee' (a fairy) (.360)

MM \ G
[goblin] esprit follet (a goblin) (.345)

MM \ S
Croquemitaine (an evil sprite or ugly monster) (.255)

MM \ BRITTANY
bonnes dames (the fairies of the coast of Brittany) (.160)
cannerd noz (spirits in Brittany, said to wash their clothes in the rivers at night) (.190)
corrigan (a fairy in Brittany, said to steal children) (DM.242)

MM \ ENCOUNTERS
 

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DMG \ NPCs-
Beroul (a 12th c writer, author of The Romance of Tristan) (.143)
Boron, Robert de (a 13th c writer, author of Joseph d'Arimathie) (.161)

Chretien de Troyes (a 12th c French writer) (DM.218)
Cliges (son of Alexander and Soredamor) (DM.226)

Erec (son of Lac) (bro of Brandiles and Jeschute') (DM.341)

Fournival, Richard de (a 13th c writer, author of Bestiare d'Amour) (.385)
France, Marie de (a 13th poetess, author of Chevrefeuil and Lanval) (.386)

NPCs \ MORGAN LE FAY
Floriant (son of Elyadus) (foster-son of Morgan le Fay) (hus of Florete) (DM.381)

DMG \ MAGIC ITEM-
Barrow of Death (a white-shrouded wheelbarrow) (DM.129)

Bestiaire d'Amour (a bestiary written by Richard de Fournival) (.144)

Courechouse (the sword of King Ban) (.243)

DMG \ ADVENTURES-
chanson de geste (a narrative poem telling the story of a hero and his exploits) (.207)

Andromaque (a play by Racine) (DM.68)

Bataille Loquifer (a French story of Renoart and Morgan le Fay) (DM.131)

Chevrefeuil (a 12th c poem of Arthurian lore written by Marie de France) (.211)
Claris and Loris (a 13th c story of these two friends and companions-in-arms) (.225)
Cliges (a 12th c story of the exploits of Cliges, written by Chretien de Troyes) (.226)
Conte de Graal, Le (an early Grail story by Chretien de Troyes) [Le Conte del Grail.Perceval] (.238)

Durmart le Gallois (a 13th c French story of the hero Durmart and his love for Fenice) (.309)

Enfances Gauvain (a 13th c poem about the exploits of Gawain) (.334)
Erec et Enide (a 12th c story of Geraint and Enid, written by Chretien de Troyes) (.341) <'>
Estoire del Sainte Graal (a 13th story of the Holy Grail) (.346)

Fables de Pilpay (the French version of the Panchatantra) (.354)
Floriant et Florete (a 13th c story of these two lovers) (.381)

Books = .

AGRICULTURE-
Food / Animal = .
Food / Vegetable = .

BEVERS-

CULTURE-
Clothing = .

DEFENSES-

ECOLOGY-
Ecosystems = .

GEOGRAPHY-
Capital = .

Sq. Mi. = .

Mining = .

HISTORY-

INTRIGUE-

JUSTICE-

KINGS-
Capet, Hugh (a king of France) (DM.191)

Dame des Belles-Cousines (a princess) (DM.270)

KINGS \ BRITTANY
Garinter (a king of Brittany) (fa of Elizena) (granfather of Amadis) (.401)

KINGS \ CONSTANTINOPLE
Fenice (wife of Alis) (DM.361)

Filimenis (an emperor of Constantinople in the French version of the Arthurian legends) (DM.368)

Florete (dau of the emperor of Constantinople) (wife of Floriant) (.381)

LANGUAGE-

MAGIC-

NOBLES-
 

NOBLES \ HERALDRY-
Flag =

NOBLES \ KNIGHTS
Faramon (a king of France) (a Knight of the Round Table) (son of Marcomir) (fa of Belide and Clodion) (DM.357)

SOCIETY-
Population = .

Races/Subraces = .

Sex = .

POLITICS-
Alliances = .
Hostilities = .

Open Warfare/Skirmishing = .

RUMOURS-

TRADE-
Exports = .
Imports = .

UNDERWORLD-

VEGETATION-
Forests = .

WEATHER-
Climate = .

Atlantide, L' (the French name for Atlantis) (DM.109)

Bodilis (a fountain of virginity in Brittany) (.158)

Estregales (the realm of Lac) (DM.346)

RIVER SEINE
Gargouille (a dragon living in the River Seine) (DM.401)