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<blockquote data-quote="Nightbreeze" data-source="post: 3981331" data-attributes="member: 46755"><p>If you prefer toning the power levels a little bit down, that's perfectly fine for me.</p><p></p><p>Hmm...draconic activity.</p><p></p><p>Wild dragons are really rare in the lands of the Empire, to the point that there are many imperial citizens who don't even believe in their existence. Indeed, several orders of the church (based primarily around Sorenn, the imperial capitol city) insisti upon a rational view on the world: one that negates the existance of the most fantastical creatures (like dragons, unicorns and so on). They grudgingly admit that some fantastic creatures exist, but only because they are summoned, so they are not very real.</p><p></p><p>There are wild dragons scattered out of the borders of the empire, however. Dragons praying on cattle are reasonably common in semi-indipendant states, and along the contries in north-eastern Anarenn, there are even repots of overlappin dragon territories, which leads to a fight between these monsters of legend.</p><p></p><p>In the Virdees, wild dragons can be encountered, and often valiant knights try to imitate the legends by trying to fight them. Almost always this leads to the loss of some precious well-made armor, because of the useless idiot who was wearing it.</p><p></p><p>There are known dragons living in the Holy Mountains, but it seems that they don't provoke that much havok. Indeed, whenever dragons hunters dare to enter the mountains, searching for them, they are genty sent away by a party of monks and priests.</p><p></p><p>I would suggest placing you in Hethron. It's a feudal forest kingdom. At its west, there's a chain of mountains covered by thick and dangerous forests, and further east there are the Virdees. North of it there are other forests, inhabited by human tribes (think the saxons), and thereafter there's the northern limit of Anarenn. At the eastern edge of Hethron there's the great river Oddai, that flows south until it flows south to to lake Amarya, the greates lake of Anarenn. Hethron doesn't hold much power, even if it covers a lot of territory. It's people are isolationists, and they are far from any Imperial territory or Imperial road. It mainly communicates with Hargrass, another kindgom at the east, and Mirui, one of the great commercial cities, placed on the northern shore of lake Amarya.</p><p></p><p>Are we going for option 4) then?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nightbreeze, post: 3981331, member: 46755"] If you prefer toning the power levels a little bit down, that's perfectly fine for me. Hmm...draconic activity. Wild dragons are really rare in the lands of the Empire, to the point that there are many imperial citizens who don't even believe in their existence. Indeed, several orders of the church (based primarily around Sorenn, the imperial capitol city) insisti upon a rational view on the world: one that negates the existance of the most fantastical creatures (like dragons, unicorns and so on). They grudgingly admit that some fantastic creatures exist, but only because they are summoned, so they are not very real. There are wild dragons scattered out of the borders of the empire, however. Dragons praying on cattle are reasonably common in semi-indipendant states, and along the contries in north-eastern Anarenn, there are even repots of overlappin dragon territories, which leads to a fight between these monsters of legend. In the Virdees, wild dragons can be encountered, and often valiant knights try to imitate the legends by trying to fight them. Almost always this leads to the loss of some precious well-made armor, because of the useless idiot who was wearing it. There are known dragons living in the Holy Mountains, but it seems that they don't provoke that much havok. Indeed, whenever dragons hunters dare to enter the mountains, searching for them, they are genty sent away by a party of monks and priests. I would suggest placing you in Hethron. It's a feudal forest kingdom. At its west, there's a chain of mountains covered by thick and dangerous forests, and further east there are the Virdees. North of it there are other forests, inhabited by human tribes (think the saxons), and thereafter there's the northern limit of Anarenn. At the eastern edge of Hethron there's the great river Oddai, that flows south until it flows south to to lake Amarya, the greates lake of Anarenn. Hethron doesn't hold much power, even if it covers a lot of territory. It's people are isolationists, and they are far from any Imperial territory or Imperial road. It mainly communicates with Hargrass, another kindgom at the east, and Mirui, one of the great commercial cities, placed on the northern shore of lake Amarya. Are we going for option 4) then? [/QUOTE]
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