Hello, I'm the one who created the 'Broken Aesop' entry. I based that off of the Kickstarter page which does claim that Mortasheen was what caused the state of the world:
An entire adventure series could practically be contained in a single "city block" of Mortasheen, but its continent-spanning tangle of architecture and machinery has also long transformed the world beyond its borders. There are meat-eating forests, living flesh caverns, a "sea" of solid garbage, another "sea" of squirming reanimated corpses, a desert of bone-controlling fungus and more. Most wildlife left on the surface has re-evolved from the rats, crows, cockroaches and other urban critters that endured the global contamination of the city's waste processes, and those few normal, natural humans inhabiting the outside world have had to adapt many extreme methods of survival, from living entirely inside of roving war machines to hiding out in orbit.
The Kickstarter page explicitly states that Mortasheen was what killed most nonmutant life though it doesn't say that it was intentional just that it was a side effect of the city's waste processes.
Hello, I'm the one who created the 'Broken Aesop' entry. I based that off of the Kickstarter page which does claim that Mortasheen was what caused the state of the world:
An entire adventure series could practically be contained in a single "city block" of Mortasheen, but its continent-spanning tangle of architecture and machinery has also long transformed the world beyond its borders. There are meat-eating forests, living flesh caverns, a "sea" of solid garbage, another "sea" of squirming reanimated corpses, a desert of bone-controlling fungus and more. Most wildlife left on the surface has re-evolved from the rats, crows, cockroaches and other urban critters that endured the global contamination of the city's waste processes, and those few normal, natural humans inhabiting the outside world have had to adapt many extreme methods of survival, from living entirely inside of roving war machines to hiding out in orbit.
The Kickstarter page explicitly states that Mortasheen was what killed most nonmutant life though it doesn't say that it was intentional just that it was a side effect of the city's waste processes.
Edited by TheBlueHour