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Revision as of 07:22, 2 August 2012
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| Culture Level | Early Medieval |
| Ecology | xxx |
| Climate & Terrain | xxx |
| Year Formed | xxx |
| Population | xxx |
| Races (%) | xxx |
| Languages | xxx |
| Religions | xxx |
| Government | xxx |
| Ruler(s) | none |
| Darklord(s) | the Swamp Shambler |
| Nationality | |
| Analog | Loiusiana / Vietnam |
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| Locations in Fallaya Basin | |
| Transportation in Fallaya Basin | |
| Inhabitants of Fallaya Basin | |
| Former Inhabitants of Fallaya Basin | |
| Flora of Fallaya Basin | |
| Fauna of Fallaya Basin | |
| Native Monsters of Fallaya Basin | |
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Introduction
In narrative conflict there is man versus man, man versus himself, and man versus nature. Few domains embody the last like Fallaya Basin, where the very land is the enemy.
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Inspiration
The land evokes both southern gothic stories and exaggerated stereotypes (read: archetypes) of the deep south. Swamp Monsters, including the Swamp Thing and Man Thing comics and the Honey Island Swamp monster.
