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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Ravinous" data-source="post: 1152067" data-attributes="member: 4664">I set up the tiers so that people would better understand what I ment by Low. The town is, for lack of a better term, governed by the party, it kinda "came into our possession" so to speak:    It was originally a city state, governed by a Paladin (3rd level), and (from what I understand) protected by a Wizard (atleast 5th). A creature calling itself "The Wraith King" had turned the entire surviving population into mindless undead, captured the Baroness (the paladin), and slew the Wizard. My party and I snuck into the town castle, freeing the Baroness who told us, in more detail, of what had happened. She led us into the lower levels of the castle to join us in battle aginst the Wraith King, but she fell in battle shortly before we defeated the BBEG. After the battle, we destroyed the bone archway used to transform the townsfolk, and in doing so, the entire populace collapsed into piles of bone.So now, we have an empty town w/ a castle, sitting nestled in a naturally defended valley in the Spine of the Worlds mountains (not far from Hundlestone and Mithral Hall). So instead of leaving it sitting, I sent out messangers to 11 towns asking settlers to move into free homes. I was going to instate a "low" tax solely to fund a city guard, and fix things as they sprang up. We figured it'd be better to invite ppl to inhabit an abandoned city, than having golblins or orcs move in.Hope that better clears things up.</blockquote>

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