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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 4849863" data-attributes="member: 7635">I always though Eberron's &quot;Five Nations&quot; were based strongly off the four classes (+1).Thrane is a theocracy that the people willingly accept. The whole nation revolves around the Silver Flame and its dedication to destroying supernatural evil. Its archetype is Cleric.Karranth (ignoring the undead thing for a minute) is a nation with a strong military tradition, a military draft, and martial law. Its also home to the best military academies in the world. Its archetype is Fighter.Aundair is a nation of enlightened thinking and magical innovation. While the peasants don't differ a whole lot, the gentry class has embraced magic and learning and Aundair's war-wizards were rightly feared for their prowess. Its archetype is Wizard.Breland is a monarchy, but its a land with a strong streak of individualism and freedom. Its known for its valor, but also its spies and sabatours. Its also home ot Sharn, THE largest city and meeting point in all of Khorvaire. Its a city teaming with trade and commerce, learning and exploration, and a hearty sense of &quot;rugged individualism&quot;. Heck, even Breland's primary educational academy is rough-and-tumble-to-make-a-profit. Its also the gateway to Xen'drik, the ULTIMATE dungeon crawl. Its archetype is Rogue. What about Cyre? Well, before it blew up it was about art, culture, innovation and creativity. It seemed to blend each element in turn; Brelands creative spark, Thrane's dedication, Karranth's warrior spirit and Aundair's magical aptitude. No wonder it go blown up; its archetype was Bard. (<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" />)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 4849863, member: 7635"] I always though Eberron's "Five Nations" were based strongly off the four classes (+1). Thrane is a theocracy that the people willingly accept. The whole nation revolves around the Silver Flame and its dedication to destroying supernatural evil. Its archetype is Cleric. Karranth (ignoring the undead thing for a minute) is a nation with a strong military tradition, a military draft, and martial law. Its also home to the best military academies in the world. Its archetype is Fighter. Aundair is a nation of enlightened thinking and magical innovation. While the peasants don't differ a whole lot, the gentry class has embraced magic and learning and Aundair's war-wizards were rightly feared for their prowess. Its archetype is Wizard. Breland is a monarchy, but its a land with a strong streak of individualism and freedom. Its known for its valor, but also its spies and sabatours. Its also home ot Sharn, THE largest city and meeting point in all of Khorvaire. Its a city teaming with trade and commerce, learning and exploration, and a hearty sense of "rugged individualism". Heck, even Breland's primary educational academy is rough-and-tumble-to-make-a-profit. Its also the gateway to Xen'drik, the ULTIMATE dungeon crawl. Its archetype is Rogue. What about Cyre? Well, before it blew up it was about art, culture, innovation and creativity. It seemed to blend each element in turn; Brelands creative spark, Thrane's dedication, Karranth's warrior spirit and Aundair's magical aptitude. No wonder it go blown up; its archetype was Bard. (;)) [/QUOTE]

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