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The purpose of this written work is to create a background fantasy world that | The purpose of this written work is to create a background fantasy world that is adopts heavily from medieval history which can be used with either conventional "paper and dice" or "computer RPG" type play. Mundus Khem shall be a sprawling Fantasy world created using the [http://www.fudgerpg.com/fudge.html Fudge ] system that also material from [http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20/article/srd35 SRD 20d] to give a D&D flavor. Anyone wanting to contribute to Mundus Khem please keep these design principles in mind so continuity is not broken. <br><br> | ||
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Revision as of 01:49, 18 April 2007
welcome traveler !
The purpose of this written work is to create a background fantasy world that is adopts heavily from medieval history which can be used with either conventional "paper and dice" or "computer RPG" type play. Mundus Khem shall be a sprawling Fantasy world created using the Fudge system that also material from SRD 20d to give a D&D flavor. Anyone wanting to contribute to Mundus Khem please keep these design principles in mind so continuity is not broken.
What is the meaning of Mundus Khem ?
first, please consider the following definitions..
- Mundus - a Latin word that can mean world or universe
- Khem - an ancient Egyptian word from which the medieval word "Alchemy" is derived (which also lead to modern chemistry). Therefore, terrans (humans) would call Mundus Khem , "The World of Peculiar Alchemy"
Where is Khem located ?
Khem is a fictional parallel world , far from Terra (earth). And since Khem evolved in parallel to Terra, it has many similarities that are closely related to historical terrestrial middle ages.
--jay 17:27, 17 April 2007 (PDT)