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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dglass" data-source="post: 746554" data-attributes="member: 5484">A few thoughts:How about the Stempa use the khopesh?  I don't know what the stats are but they are heavy.  Being able to wield one might be a point of pride in a culture that already puts emphasis on being strong.Lycanthropy curse can be cured with belladona.  I think once the Ta'Jinn healers figure it out the problems with germ-warfare would be lessened.  It would still cause problems though.I was thinking about the Auslen expeditionary force today.  The smallest unit is called a circle.  A circle consists of five soldiers.  Five circles form a cabal.  Five cabals from a convocation.  A cabal is a combined arms unit with command, infantry, magical artillery, recon and support circles.  The Auslen force which landed on the continent consisted of two convocations.  The soldiers are of House Mej'krath.  There are five houses which run Auslen.  Each house is ruled by a dragon which has set itself up as a lesser god.  The Houses, dragon, and elemental correspondences are:Mejkrath - Red - FireGorith - Bronze - WaterChidith - Blue - EarthRedath - Silver ((alignment is Chaotic Good)) - AirAebepoth - Green ((aligment is True Neutral)) - WoodEach house has its own lands and handles internal affairs as it sees fit.  In matters of foreign policy each dragon votes.  The four houses serve to check each others power with Aebepoth being the swing vote.  Mej'krath and Chidith want to set up colonies on the continent.  Dragon debates can last for decades however and Mej'krath has sent his units north in secret.  His plan is to set up a beachead in the choicest lands.  He knows the natives will retaliate.  This will force the Good dragons hand.  If the island is threatened with invasion they will have no choice but to declare war.</blockquote>

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