4th IR: OOC Thread
- Thread starter Edena_of_Neith
- Start date
Edena_of_Neith
First Post
It's not a matter of stepping on toes.
It looks to me like a few feet got crushed.
I am not allowing a number of these claims, for they are inconsistent with powers already taken.
I am still working on finishing the lists ... then I will have to deal with contested claims.
I cannot yet allow anything in from the Scarred Lands.
The gnomes did not open any portals to that world. Nobody else has yet. This is not yet an interstellar situation, except for Athas.
It looks to me like a few feet got crushed.
I am not allowing a number of these claims, for they are inconsistent with powers already taken.
I am still working on finishing the lists ... then I will have to deal with contested claims.
I cannot yet allow anything in from the Scarred Lands.
The gnomes did not open any portals to that world. Nobody else has yet. This is not yet an interstellar situation, except for Athas.
Sollir Furryfoot
Explorer
Edena, earlier in the thread: http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?postid=796198#post796198 I posted the stats of the Sharn, take a look if you're still interested.
Edena_of_Neith
First Post
(this post deleted)
Last edited:
Edena_of_Neith
First Post
Luiren is a powerful nation of halflings.
The Chondalwood is the other powerful nation of halflings (and Kalanyr has it, or will have it.)
The Chondalwood is the other powerful nation of halflings (and Kalanyr has it, or will have it.)
Bugbear
First Post
Edena, I'm curious as to what you meen by "the North"
Clearly you don't mean the traditional veiw of the north, which would be pretty much everything north of waterdeep and west of Anauroch.
Could you be a little more spicific please, as your definition of "The North" and my definition of "The North" may be very Different.
Clearly you don't mean the traditional veiw of the north, which would be pretty much everything north of waterdeep and west of Anauroch.
Could you be a little more spicific please, as your definition of "The North" and my definition of "The North" may be very Different.
Similar Threads
