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Originally Posted by Firefly00
Good on the writers for considering that the notional good ending has the potential for serious collateral effects, and having it enter into various characters' thinking. Assuming for purposes of conversation that the series ends with the formation of the Grancrest and the purging of Chaos from the realm, it would be interesting to see follow-on works explore the abovecited consequences and what follows on from those. Indeed, such occurs to me to be a good setting for an RPG campaign - there are several open systems, such as Genesys, which could be used for the purpose. |
I do not know, the Magic goes away settings tend to be depressing. They can easily turn into lists of all the cool stuff we used to be able to do. Such as shoot fire from our hands or have healers who could repair major damage and now people are dropping dead from infections from minor cuts.