It's OK. You're not the only one seeing Darkon as the "evil-US".Mangrum wrote:That was my exact intent while writing its entry in Gaz II. Frankly, if I'd written that material a year later, it would have been even darker and more explicit.Brandi wrote:I've often thought of Darkon as, in some ways, a twisted version of the United States
What real societies are the different realms based off of?
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At least Darkon's darklord is brilliant 
I remember it was mentionned by John at the K boards of the similarities in structure / importance between Darkon and the USA.
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I remember it was mentionned by John at the K boards of the similarities in structure / importance between Darkon and the USA.
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