Character Plans

[The_Universe]

as well as scouring intelligence looking for hints of how the draconids came to (the continent, I want to call it Prydein, but I think that's just the center part?) and how he might follow that path back to take the fight to the enemy.

The continent is the Great Ring - Prydein is the big island/subcontinent in the middle.

He has grown somewhat distant from the Circle, though no less loyal, and sometimes seems anxious for this campaign to end, so that he may lead his people on a new crusade...

And that crusade will form a major part of any future game that takes place in the World of Aeres. Because it's a great idea. And it totally rocks.

 

[AIM-54]

The continent is the Great Ring - Prydein is the big island/subcontinent in the middle.

And that crusade will form a major part of any future game that takes place in the World of Aeres. Because it's a great idea. And it totally rocks.

So there's no name that identifies the Great Ring part? Just The Great Ring? Is there a name for the whole place (Ring + Prydein) or just names for component parts? Inquiring minds want to know! Or something.

I like it, too. It's sort of been part of Kaereth's plans since he found out that Ryoko was Emperor...but now he has the orc thing, too!

 

[The_Universe]

So there's no name that identifies the Great Ring part? Just The Great Ring? Is there a name for the whole place (Ring + Prydein) or just names for component parts? Inquiring minds want to know! Or something.

Collectively, the Ring+Pryden is the "Great Ring" while the Ring-Prydein would be "The Ring."

However, most regions are just referred to independently by name, or by general direction (The Southern Ring, the Northern Ring, etc. or Sylvanus, the Deathlands, Anathora, etc.)

 

[AIM-54]

Collectively, the Ring+Pryden is the "Great Ring" while the Ring-Prydein would be "The Ring."

However, most regions are just referred to independently by name, or by general direction (The Southern Ring, the Northern Ring, etc. or Sylvanus, the Deathlands, Anathora, etc.)

Aha. Cool. Thanks!