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<blockquote data-quote="Kid Charlemagne" data-source="post: 2120428" data-attributes="member: 93">1. Tihs would depend on the relationship that the heroes have with the rulers of the cities.&nbsp; I'd imagine that if they're on good terms, it would be no problem.&nbsp; There might be some concern about why they're training these highly capable and dagerous people; some may fear that they're grooming a force for world domination, etc.2.&nbsp; Probably not a monetary cost - it's more fun to require some sort of service, for example defense of the city if called upon.3.&nbsp; They can probably get more students than they can handle.&nbsp; The bigger question is likely to be how large a school do they want to build, and who is going to teach.&nbsp; I'd shoot for 15 students per teacher or something along those lines.&nbsp; At the largest, I wouldn't try to make it over 1,000 students.&nbsp; Other questions are: what is the curriculum, how many years does it take to graduate, and is it different for different classes, do students need to be enrolled full-time, or can they take classes piece meal, and so on.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kid Charlemagne, post: 2120428, member: 93"] 1. Tihs would depend on the relationship that the heroes have with the rulers of the cities. I'd imagine that if they're on good terms, it would be no problem. There might be some concern about [i]why[/i] they're training these highly capable and dagerous people; some may fear that they're grooming a force for world domination, etc. 2. Probably not a monetary cost - it's more fun to require some sort of service, for example defense of the city if called upon. 3. They can probably get more students than they can handle. The bigger question is likely to be how large a school do they want to build, and who is going to teach. I'd shoot for 15 students per teacher or something along those lines. At the largest, I wouldn't try to make it over 1,000 students. Other questions are: what is the curriculum, how many years does it take to graduate, and is it different for different classes, do students need to be enrolled full-time, or can they take classes piece meal, and so on. [/QUOTE]

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