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STATUS: No matter how subtle the wizard, a knife between the shoulder blades will seriously cramp his style. 4 mos ago
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No matter how subtle the wizard, a knife between the shoulder blades will seriously cramp his style.
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Today is my birthday! I wish you all a truly enchanted day!
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Arguing over petty details at times of dimensional emergency was a familiar wizardly trait.
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A wizard never had friends, at least not friends who were wizards. It needed a different word. Ah yes, that was it. Enemies. But a very different class of enemies. Gentlemen.
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Sorry, dropping this. Got too much other stuff going right now.
Well shit :P How does the rest of you feel about the game? Still interested?
It is, and you're quite welcome!
"Not slaves, human", Sniggit said to the man, "People come sell their flesh to Guild. We pay gold, take body when dead-dead. Their choice. Laborers not let into city. Laborers from city."
She turned to the girl, who still looked confused. Sniggit felt obliged to help her understand; she didn't want people to fear or hate the Guild. The Guild was good for Karstberg, but strange to people because of the whole business with the corpses. She was surprised, however, to find that neither the girl or boy had heard of the Guild before. They had been in business for quite a while, after all.
"Use laborers for filthy or dangerous work. Bad for living to get hurt or sick. Dead-dead can't get hurt or sick. Cheap, safe and clean. Good for city. Here's coin for food."
The ratkin produced two gold and put them in the girls hand. "Keep change" she said and went over to a nearby bench, leading her two laborers with her.
She turned to the girl, who still looked confused. Sniggit felt obliged to help her understand; she didn't want people to fear or hate the Guild. The Guild was good for Karstberg, but strange to people because of the whole business with the corpses. She was surprised, however, to find that neither the girl or boy had heard of the Guild before. They had been in business for quite a while, after all.
"Use laborers for filthy or dangerous work. Bad for living to get hurt or sick. Dead-dead can't get hurt or sick. Cheap, safe and clean. Good for city. Here's coin for food."
The ratkin produced two gold and put them in the girls hand. "Keep change" she said and went over to a nearby bench, leading her two laborers with her.
Correct.
@VitaVitaAR & Rin: Thanks :) A character built on that religion will obviously follow.
This will however not have anything to do with the original Burning Wheel system for Mouse Guard. Still interested?
You can have mountainous elephants if you please. How about making them mammoths?
I think it's for the best if you remove it. If you want diversity, give a few chosen champions bigg-ass two handed bronze sabers and make them the shock troopers of your army!
Here's an app for a religion.
Religion name: Temple of Avian
Chief Deity: Avian, the two faced god-bird.
Religion Description: The temple worships the god-bird Avian, the all-encompasing deity from which all birds stem. Birds are revered as sacred beings and are the messangers of Avians will. Each bird has a patron deity which is the greatest of its kind. A few examples are Ugla the Owl, god of death; Hoek the Hawk, god of war; and Kroaka the crow, god of beggars and thieves. Temples are often built without roofs and have statues devoted to the different deities positioned around a central tower, on which a great nest is located. The clerics of Avian are dressed in robes adorned with feathers and wear masks looking like the faces of birds. Worship consists of prayer, private or led by a cleric, and material offerings to the statues in the temple. Those of the Avian faith bury their dead by leaving them to the birds on top of the great towers in their temples (like the ziggurats of old mesopotamia). It is strictly forbidden to kill and/or eat birds to those of the faith.
Religion name: Temple of Avian
Chief Deity: Avian, the two faced god-bird.
Religion Description: The temple worships the god-bird Avian, the all-encompasing deity from which all birds stem. Birds are revered as sacred beings and are the messangers of Avians will. Each bird has a patron deity which is the greatest of its kind. A few examples are Ugla the Owl, god of death; Hoek the Hawk, god of war; and Kroaka the crow, god of beggars and thieves. Temples are often built without roofs and have statues devoted to the different deities positioned around a central tower, on which a great nest is located. The clerics of Avian are dressed in robes adorned with feathers and wear masks looking like the faces of birds. Worship consists of prayer, private or led by a cleric, and material offerings to the statues in the temple. Those of the Avian faith bury their dead by leaving them to the birds on top of the great towers in their temples (like the ziggurats of old mesopotamia). It is strictly forbidden to kill and/or eat birds to those of the faith.
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