James Jacobs wrote:
Do you ever sit back, shake your head, and think to yourself: "This is my job, contemplating boob sizes of elves."? Edit: I'm not jealous or anything, really ;)
dunrosh wrote:
I'll try my best, starting in the northwest where the Stolen Lands border with Numeria. The Glenebon Uplands contains the Branhtlend Mountains in the northwest bordering with Numeria, the Thousand Voices forest sits on the southwestern edge of the mountains. Then east to southeast are the Glenebon Uplands which consist of hills and plains. Pitax is at the southern end of this area. Southeast of this section is the part called the Slough which is dominated by the Hooktongue Slough in the east-souteastern portion of the map. Southeast of this section is the Greenbelt. The Narlmarches are the forested area that touches the Hooktongue Slough on the western side. The Kamelands are the hills in the southeastern portion of the Greenbelt. Finally, the southeastern section of the Stolen Lands, the Nomen Heights, borders Iobaria on the eastern edge and Brevoy on the northeastern edge. It contains a smaller mountain range called the Tors of Levenies in the extreme southeast. The Dunsward are plains that flow into Iobaria in the east. Best bet is to get the world maps from the community use section of this website. Find restov in the extreme northeast of the world map, The forested area due west of Restov is the Narlmarches. The forest a bit more to the west of Restov is Thousand Voices.
Jason Nelson wrote:
I plan on making my players work for this. I'm allowing a Knowledge (engineering) check to discern abilities of buildings. For buildings with a BP cost of 15 or less, it'll be a DC 10 to learn one ability, and for every 2 over the DC they get another ability of the building. For buildings with a BP cost of 16-30, the DC increases to 15. Any building over 30 will require a DC 20 check to learn an ability. If they build it, well, they learn through trial and error. I also thought about not giving them the information on the various edicts except through Knowledge (geography), but I think I'll just let them see that chart. It's not enough information to hide, IMO. |