Maxperson
Morkus from Orkus
Yes. You can home brew your game to be different or use a setting like Eberron that has home brewed it for you. Sure.There is nothing that requires using that fluff. For example, Eberron doesn't use that story at all.
Yes. You can home brew your game to be different or use a setting like Eberron that has home brewed it for you. Sure.There is nothing that requires using that fluff. For example, Eberron doesn't use that story at all.
You should by a WotC version, then.
Page 32. "...others form the ranks of soldiers in great wars..."
Form THE ranks. Not some ranks. Not a few ranks. But THE ranks, which means all the ranks for the great war. Great war. Not skirmish. Not battle. Not normal war. Not small war. GREAT war.
A few thousand is all you need for a great war is it?That's a very big leap of logic. From the ranks could be a couple of thousand.
A few thousand is all you need for a great war is it?
They engaged in raids, but lost when they met real armies. The big armies that could engage in great wars would be the Roman Legions and such.Depends on the time frame. Viking army was a few thousand,.
They engaged in raids, but lost when they met real armies. The big armies that could engage in great wars would be the Roman Legions and such.
England at that time was incapable of forming a decent sized army. When it could, it defeated that army. The legions, though, would have taken that "great" army, which is misnamed, and eaten it for a morning snack.
Doesn't make 2000 great, though. You can see great armies that number in 10's and hundreds of thousands in the middle ages and earlier.Pity they had no legions for 400 years.
Doesn't make 2000 great, though. You can see great armies that number in 10's and hundreds of thousands in the middle ages and earlier.
China had a 12,000 man army in 2000BC. Egypt an army of 100,000 in 1250BC. Persia had 500,000 in 600BC. 2000 was pocket change.