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<blockquote data-quote="keeper216" data-source="post: 6335933" data-attributes="member: 6777522"><p>The city isn't good it's neutral. The reason for it not being evil is the intent and the regret. They don't like killing them the have to. They show there respect for them by building a monument. The undead is not exponentially growing. As more people came to the city the number of people who know the secret grows less. So the number of undead grows slowly while the number of living grows exponentially. Because the undead are technically immortal they can master many different professions. As such they never had too many of one professions. The city is a jack of all trades. Most of the mast crafters and higher end apprentices are undead. I also said crafters not grunt work. So most of the manual work is done by the living not the undead. Since the city is a jack of all trades there is always a manual labor job that is open. Also when I stated there was no poor the city was still a city not a metropolis. When the number of living far out number the undead the city became more like a normal metropolis but with added bonuses. So in the end beggers and the poor started to appear but not as many as most city due to the fact of the need of manual labor to fill the orders of the immortal jack of all trades undead. The number of the undead is less then 10% of the city's total population. This makes it so that the leaders, those who are master crafters and those that protect the city are undead, every one else living is manual labor, an apprentice, or part of the minority of mast crafters that are living. This also covers the base of keeping secrets, as anyone that has the power to reveal the secrets already know them (part of the 20% of the living that know the secret) or are undead themselves. Also when you learn of the secrets they aren't evil in nature. So most people can be convinced or bribed. Once the city hits metropolis they pretty much stop killing people to protect the secret. While yes it's a pretty big secret the proof needed to uncover the secret to the public is incredibility difficult to obtain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="keeper216, post: 6335933, member: 6777522"] The city isn't good it's neutral. The reason for it not being evil is the intent and the regret. They don't like killing them the have to. They show there respect for them by building a monument. The undead is not exponentially growing. As more people came to the city the number of people who know the secret grows less. So the number of undead grows slowly while the number of living grows exponentially. Because the undead are technically immortal they can master many different professions. As such they never had too many of one professions. The city is a jack of all trades. Most of the mast crafters and higher end apprentices are undead. I also said crafters not grunt work. So most of the manual work is done by the living not the undead. Since the city is a jack of all trades there is always a manual labor job that is open. Also when I stated there was no poor the city was still a city not a metropolis. When the number of living far out number the undead the city became more like a normal metropolis but with added bonuses. So in the end beggers and the poor started to appear but not as many as most city due to the fact of the need of manual labor to fill the orders of the immortal jack of all trades undead. The number of the undead is less then 10% of the city's total population. This makes it so that the leaders, those who are master crafters and those that protect the city are undead, every one else living is manual labor, an apprentice, or part of the minority of mast crafters that are living. This also covers the base of keeping secrets, as anyone that has the power to reveal the secrets already know them (part of the 20% of the living that know the secret) or are undead themselves. Also when you learn of the secrets they aren't evil in nature. So most people can be convinced or bribed. Once the city hits metropolis they pretty much stop killing people to protect the secret. While yes it's a pretty big secret the proof needed to uncover the secret to the public is incredibility difficult to obtain. [/QUOTE]
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