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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jürgen Hubert" data-source="post: 3012417" data-attributes="member: 7177">Not enough mind control in the city for that.Here is my suggestion: Say that one of the peninsulas in the south of Cyre was unaffected by the Day of Mourning - see <a href="http://www.wizards.com/dnd/images/eb_map/Eberron_Map_7.jpg" target="_blank">this map</a> for a close-up of the region. Decide whether you want the one closer to Valenar or Darguun, depending on which one you want to be the big "external theat" that might attempt to conquer the city, and place Ptolus there. Some surrounding parts of the countryside also survived - just barely enough to feed the city.The city is now the last true remnant of Cyre, and the surviving nobility has probably relocated there, and there is much discussion between the inhabitants whether to try and rebuild Cyre with much blood and effort, or whether to cut their losses and merely trying to protect the city-state itself.There's much tension between the Commissar and the Prince - the former has a firm grasp on the power of the city, but he won't move against the Prince as long as the Prince makes no overt moves to oust him.Apart from that, much of Ptolus could be used as written - though you should add Dragonmark House enclaves and a refugee camp outside of the city walls.How does that sound?</blockquote>