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The Eyes of a Child Author: Jacob Driscoll System: D&D Planescape Category: Fantasy Type: Hook The blissful paradise that is Elysium houses a special area within that seems to be made of very specific beliefs...those of children. Views: (4421) Comments: (7) Rating: 9.4 2000-11-01 00:00:03 [Add Comment] posted by RPGArchive on 2000-11-01 08:13:39 Planescape Hook contest winner 11-2000. posted by Nobody on 2000-11-03 09:27:02 You know, I was never a fan of this setting for AD&D. However, I have been reading the new adventures as they came out on this page, never know what you can use. This one adventure really amazed me. It was quite well written and the feel it offered was above and beyond what I ever thought the setting could allow for. posted by A person on 2001-03-15 11:38:55 It was good my players Really liked it. posted by Mazik on 2002-03-25 13:50:41 "spank"-powers, great! truly brilliant story, and quite playable too. posted by Dave the Brave on 2003-05-13 09:16:06 Excellent work cutter! Keep it up! posted by Sean Miner on 2004-05-19 19:53:31 This was pretty damn good. It does leave a question or two, though; is the existence of the Land of Innocence general knowledge? And how come Devon can be "saved" but the other, less horrible "bad kids" can't? Still, good stuff, and I plan to use most of it. posted by The Author on 2005-02-15 22:43:48 You know, I wrote this five years ago, but I'm really stoked that people are still finding it and reading it and enjoying it. I see a lot of places for improvement now, of course, but hindsight is always 70/80. Or whatever. As for the questions, I'd say that in PS, most of what's known by some people is known by most. The Land of Innocence is probably as commonly known as any small, out-of-the-way Elysium town, which is to say that some know of it, but it's not high on the priority list (in a world with divine magic, one imagines kids die a lot less, especially when such magic is commonly available on the planes). And the reason Devon gets saved but most other "bad kids" don't is because he repented. The others don't see their error, and don't particularly want to, either...one could say the Land of Fear is a vicious catch-22: the only way to get out and recognize your error would be to gain the experience that the land does not allow.