What year are these books based in?

[Lutra]

but no major towns with lots of small biuldings. thats what i mean.

Fortified buildings imply the medieval era, where the manor system offered protection to the inhabitants due to a lack of centralized law.  You hear of wandering groups, though not of any real small towns, which would imply after the medieval period (in or around the Renaissance era with city states).  So I still stick with my original post, these are probably based before what we know as 1300.

[Lord Gorath]

I think after humans are gone the world is changed and animals have became superior to what the humans had ever accomplished.[/glow]

[phoenixfoden]

Lol! It sounds kinda like welkin weasles!

[Kitsune]

Definitly Mideval times.

[phoenixfoden]

But the hares uniforms are definitly a lot later than medieval times.

[Romsca]

yeah and the pirates are like from the 1700's (they should have guns though)

[Leatho Shellhound]

yeah and the pirates are like from the 1700's (they should have guns though)

Well the sea rats and so on are more like vikings.

[phoenixfoden]

Well the style of boats they used were definetly not like vikings

[Leatho Shellhound]

Well the style of boats they used were definetly not like vikings

not in the book Eulalia!

[Romsca]

Well the sea rats and so on are more like vikings.

but not from triss or pearls of lutra

[321tumbler]

I think they have there own era. It's alot like Medival/Renissance but they are somewhat advanced in military tactics and dress code.

[cregga rose eyes]

I think they have there own era. It's alot like Medival/Renissance but they are somewhat advanced in military tactics and dress code.

I agree. The Redwall books are placed in the Medieval times mixed with something else.

[Mattio]

I am officially creating a new time called Redwallisance. That is exactly when it took place.

[phoenixfoden]

nice

[Leatho Shellhound]

Its the ships and Long Patrol thats the hard bit.