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Message: <blockquote data-quote="doghead" data-source="post: 4187095" data-attributes="member: 8243">I think that you were overcomplicating things. A simpler idea would be to say everyone starts off with a basic build (human). Those shooting for another race can incorporate that in their physical description (big and ugly, tall and lithe, short and stocky). Perhaps with one special ability (ie, darkvision, doesn't sleep, exceptionally skilled stoneworker). Human could perhaps have their bonus feat. Not sure if you still want to incorporate this type of thing, but threw it in just in case.I wasn't that keen on the create food and water spell idea either, but thought I would toss it in. - d'Ancnia's town concept - Initially my feeling was that the town took up too much of the area. But thinking on it, it has its own possibilities. Assuming that the population has dwindled somewhat, there could be plenty of abandoned spaces. I imagin that as the pop falls, people drift into the middle, so the eastern side of the town is less populated than the west. Many of the suggested locations could be incorporated within the city walls. For example, the mystic lives somewhere in the east of town. Food and animals could be farmed in small plots throughout the city. Chickens and goats wondering the streets.As for the castle, its not unknown for cities to be located alongside or nearby a castle, rather than incorporated within one whole defensive structure.I love Redclaws bridge over the river to nowhere, and his use of the idea for his character.[sblock=OT]I moved to Fukuoka after realising that I was burning out living in Tokyo, and needed a change. Fukuoka kept coming up as a great place to live, so I went there. Its not the most interesting city. Very modern and neat. There were a few really nice temples. But it was a nice place to live. I was 15 minutes walk from the sea, 30 minutes easy ride into the city centre. Nice and flat, so easy to ride around. It was big enough that there was always something open, even late at night. Mostly the music was hip hop, but there was a reasonable live scene, and other types of music on offer if you hunted around. The people were (are) much noisier than in tokyo, and more outgoing. I remember sitting in an izakaya soon after arriving and being slightly overwhelmed by it.[/sblock]dogheadaka thotd</blockquote>

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