[Rebels] On the way back
Aug 17, 2014 19:40:52 GMT -6
Post by Aura Guardian on Aug 17, 2014 19:40:52 GMT -6
You meet Driso, who has a couple people with him.
What do you do? (IRC roleplay or here, introducing a new character).
EDIT: stuff for the rebels
Resources
The Major Noble Houses of Acervum
The Minor Noble Houses of Acervum
The aristocratic families of Acervum: 114 in all. I won't bother naming them now. There's one for just about anything.
Yes, this is a port city. It imports most of its food from the southern (including equitorial) parts of the empire (this is maybe 2/3 to 3/4 of the way up north). Brencis leads in a way that doesn't please many, but that gets the job done.
EDIT: Food supplies
[21:49:22] <Game_Master> during the winter, it's often preserved meat by roads
[21:49:25] <Game_Master> and granaries
[21:49:51] <Game_Master> during the spring, same, though ships come north with some early-grown crops, magically preserved
[21:50:18] <Game_Master> summer, the equitorial and southern hemisphere have been productive, so they ship food up
[21:50:26] <Game_Master> fall, mostly by roads from nearby cities
[21:50:37] <Game_Master> and from the farms the city itself has
[21:50:49] <Game_Master> though the northern farms are generally a buffer against famine, not the primary food supply
What do you do? (IRC roleplay or here, introducing a new character).
EDIT: stuff for the rebels
Resources
You have:
Eight warriors trained with sword-and-shield fighting, four more who prefer polearms, four archers, one spy (a rogue), a single gunslinger, a skald, a bard, two sorcerers, and an oracle. The sorcerers have level 3 and 4 spells, the oracle has level 4 spells, and the bard and skald both have level 2 spells.
Sword-and-shield: docs.google.com/document/d/1UTM0Luy_5feYYMBE4OTMydMxSoJKgKYgFhofIB6Fqy0/edit
Polearm guys: docs.google.com/document/d/1H5FfTQE9ZzFmXDMnPV6Rq42bNzyC5B4OHErBMzxSKec/edit
Archers: docs.google.com/document/d/1IgXwuTv84Wu2hYOC5jnbi6534RtMJy4gV58GqVwzU1c/edit
The rogue: docs.google.com/document/d/1inAGQkLCeV_S7sotDBK-vFwu6C1iyEvPPJXsSAp9yns/edit
The gunslinger: docs.google.com/document/d/1XLDVAiIXYsIoH9xTmi8XS-pLf7WqPrw8ohP6kQjdX-U/edit?usp=sharing
The oracle: docs.google.com/document/d/18NrwZ-gvwMSTHh_tWlYTI4_OOatKqzCI_gvua5LNWRk/edit?usp=sharing
Not yet statted: Bard, Skald, both Sorcerers
Names not yet decided for the sword-and-sheild, archers, polearm guys, sorcerers, skald, and oracle.
Eight warriors trained with sword-and-shield fighting, four more who prefer polearms, four archers, one spy (a rogue), a single gunslinger, a skald, a bard, two sorcerers, and an oracle. The sorcerers have level 3 and 4 spells, the oracle has level 4 spells, and the bard and skald both have level 2 spells.
Sword-and-shield: docs.google.com/document/d/1UTM0Luy_5feYYMBE4OTMydMxSoJKgKYgFhofIB6Fqy0/edit
Polearm guys: docs.google.com/document/d/1H5FfTQE9ZzFmXDMnPV6Rq42bNzyC5B4OHErBMzxSKec/edit
Archers: docs.google.com/document/d/1IgXwuTv84Wu2hYOC5jnbi6534RtMJy4gV58GqVwzU1c/edit
The rogue: docs.google.com/document/d/1inAGQkLCeV_S7sotDBK-vFwu6C1iyEvPPJXsSAp9yns/edit
The gunslinger: docs.google.com/document/d/1XLDVAiIXYsIoH9xTmi8XS-pLf7WqPrw8ohP6kQjdX-U/edit?usp=sharing
The oracle: docs.google.com/document/d/18NrwZ-gvwMSTHh_tWlYTI4_OOatKqzCI_gvua5LNWRk/edit?usp=sharing
Not yet statted: Bard, Skald, both Sorcerers
Names not yet decided for the sword-and-sheild, archers, polearm guys, sorcerers, skald, and oracle.
The Major Noble Houses of Acervum
There are seven in all
Splendentium, which years ago partly joined with the Royal line (though the rest of them are in Ironhelm)
Canis, a junior house to Lupi
Tenabrae, a tiefling house with a sinister reputation
Ludio, an often-ifrit house led by Governor Brencis Ludio, who is a rare human in said house.
Letum, a white-dragonblood house with only three remaining members, all who are rather old, but deceptively spry for their years
Novum, a rare house with no dragon or outsider blood in it, having been promoted to nobility after working at it tooth and nail
Mort, a house with only one member, a lich who prefers to keep mobs terrified of him than simply hide who he is
Splendentium, which years ago partly joined with the Royal line (though the rest of them are in Ironhelm)
Canis, a junior house to Lupi
Tenabrae, a tiefling house with a sinister reputation
Ludio, an often-ifrit house led by Governor Brencis Ludio, who is a rare human in said house.
Letum, a white-dragonblood house with only three remaining members, all who are rather old, but deceptively spry for their years
Novum, a rare house with no dragon or outsider blood in it, having been promoted to nobility after working at it tooth and nail
Mort, a house with only one member, a lich who prefers to keep mobs terrified of him than simply hide who he is
The Minor Noble Houses of Acervum
There are 14 in total
Manes, a now-haunted house. It is extinct, but for the ten ghosts roaming its halls.
Sagit, a house of proud military folk, they focus more on archery than anything else, and look down on firearms as "cheating"
Infernus, a tiefling house. They prefer serving in government capacities of command, or in the courts.
Celestus, an aasimar house. They run various charities, and maintain the fountains attached to Decanters of Endless Water
Dahanian, a red dragonblood house that has made a few too many enemies by reason of their foul tempers
Aurum, a house that controls much of the market.
Argen, a house that maintains a silver mine used as a prison.
Urbicus, the house in charge of law enforcement in the main regions of town.
Runic, the house that runs the temple of Asmodeus.
Ordus, the house that runs the temple of Abadar.
Liber, the house that runs the temples of Shelyn and Calistria.
Ignus, a gold-dragonblood house. They follow Iomedae and Sarenrae, and run the temples of them.
Hade, the house known for seedier deals. They have had an alliance with Tenabrae for decades.
Scena, the house that maintains a gladiator arena
Manes, a now-haunted house. It is extinct, but for the ten ghosts roaming its halls.
Sagit, a house of proud military folk, they focus more on archery than anything else, and look down on firearms as "cheating"
Infernus, a tiefling house. They prefer serving in government capacities of command, or in the courts.
Celestus, an aasimar house. They run various charities, and maintain the fountains attached to Decanters of Endless Water
Dahanian, a red dragonblood house that has made a few too many enemies by reason of their foul tempers
Aurum, a house that controls much of the market.
Argen, a house that maintains a silver mine used as a prison.
Urbicus, the house in charge of law enforcement in the main regions of town.
Runic, the house that runs the temple of Asmodeus.
Ordus, the house that runs the temple of Abadar.
Liber, the house that runs the temples of Shelyn and Calistria.
Ignus, a gold-dragonblood house. They follow Iomedae and Sarenrae, and run the temples of them.
Hade, the house known for seedier deals. They have had an alliance with Tenabrae for decades.
Scena, the house that maintains a gladiator arena
The aristocratic families of Acervum: 114 in all. I won't bother naming them now. There's one for just about anything.
Yes, this is a port city. It imports most of its food from the southern (including equitorial) parts of the empire (this is maybe 2/3 to 3/4 of the way up north). Brencis leads in a way that doesn't please many, but that gets the job done.
EDIT: Food supplies
[21:49:22] <Game_Master> during the winter, it's often preserved meat by roads
[21:49:25] <Game_Master> and granaries
[21:49:51] <Game_Master> during the spring, same, though ships come north with some early-grown crops, magically preserved
[21:50:18] <Game_Master> summer, the equitorial and southern hemisphere have been productive, so they ship food up
[21:50:26] <Game_Master> fall, mostly by roads from nearby cities
[21:50:37] <Game_Master> and from the farms the city itself has
[21:50:49] <Game_Master> though the northern farms are generally a buffer against famine, not the primary food supply
