It is quite easy, actually. Species = species. Race = subspecies. Individuals are of the same species if they can mate and produce viable...
In that case, just place them where it fits the most given their culture and physiology. Orcs are often implied to be reptillian in nature -...
You can solve that issue by having orcs not be a distinct species, but rather a mutation of people exposed to some magic. That way, they can be...
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I was talking about fundamentally medieval settings. Of course, if you have "regressed technology" situation, or "pseudo-modern, but with magic...
That does not really disprove my point. Ships are not really good representation of a general society, because they would often hire (or...
Actually, it depends on technology - specifically, transportation technology - of the setting, and also on social structure and economics....
Memorhi Depends on the time. In a sci-fi or modern setting, no problem. But having multiple races coexisting on a massive scale in a...
If you are interested in military sci-fi, here: Future War Stories
Posting and seeing if somebody notices inconsistencies and similar. Though I could use advice with possible heresies, religious discussions etc. -...
Introduction Magic is rare in the world, but can have major impact. Types of magic Elemental magic Elemental magic is based on four primary...
1) True. The above is more of a guideline - you always have to have a safety net, which is to say more supplies than you strictly require,...
That is how it was, and was one of limitations of large armies moving as one body. I believe I based beacon distances on the Byzantine beacon...
