Actually if i see America i think of the continent, if i see North America i think of the US, Canada and Greenland. So you have to select America or else i'll force you :demon:

Antwerp, Belgium

And on the northpoler, some people living in most northern parts of finland actually are northpolers

I just want to know if we are going to use factions?

I had an idea of having a ruling class of people born with magical skills who deny anyone of being able to study it. Their philosphy is that the art of magic is for those that are deemed worthy to wield and hence are born with it. A group of people who have been studying it secretly and there fore have aquired certain skills through training and research rise up against this.

It's an alternative twist and mix to what happened somewhere after the middle-ages where people began to reject the absolute power impossed on them through the Catholic Church and resulted in various break-offs such as protestantism and with a bit of Enlighting (research and trainin vs dogmatism) mixed in with it.

The ruling class could be called the Magistratrum (Magi...you get it *winks*) and factions of the "rebels" could be named af their leaders (for example The Midragarians) or their newly invented name for their philosophy ( for example The Codexists, who mostly promote studying of books and reject the simple teachings through experience).

Classes that aren't magic wielders or just down right not interested in it can either join one of the factions or create their own anti-magic movement (like those who reject religion in all it forms on the basis that it can't be proven through science).

It's just a rough idea that might work with the DnD setting but feels somewhat close to the real world roughly around the middle-ages.

Firefox all of the time unless a program opens u a link through IE

I could mark Firefox as my primary, but apparently XP marks it as primary for all users and my mother can't handle the pressure of having to study the various processing commands that a difficult such as that demands.

I'd go for  the "Alternate History Medieval Setting"

The available tileset are good enough for this yet the setting being alternate i leaves room open for some not so medieval additions (like steam-tech in Warhammar) or at the very least give a more interesting setting to live in than the real medieval kind of working day and night and die from various diseases just after your 16th birthday.