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<blockquote data-quote="Twycrokai" data-source="post: 4530591" data-attributes="member: 77674">cool implementation of history and mythI like that you have mapped out the path to 30th and the setting sounds interesting.&nbsp; I am building a game world based on a Romanesque view of the world, but it is much less put together than this.&nbsp; &nbsp;Are you playing up the Roman/Grecian-centric view of the world?&nbsp; I am really trying to make the world more racially integrated, where a citizen of Rome can be of almost any race, so that a party doesn't just come upon a goblin encampment and see them as ambulatory XP.&nbsp; Rather, it depends on the status of the creature (citizen, soldier, slave, rebel, barbarian, auxiliery, etc.) as to how the players can socially interact (i.e. it might be fine to kill a human barbarian, as the Romans wouldn't view them as people, but the killing of an Ogre slave of a Half-Orc centurion would not only piss off the Half-Orc, but lead to civil and possibly criminal penalties for destruction of property).&nbsp;Just a question on god choices, why use the Greek gods and not the Roman?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Twycrokai, post: 4530591, member: 77674"] [b]cool implementation of history and myth[/b] I like that you have mapped out the path to 30th and the setting sounds interesting. I am building a game world based on a Romanesque view of the world, but it is much less put together than this. Are you playing up the Roman/Grecian-centric view of the world? I am really trying to make the world more racially integrated, where a citizen of Rome can be of almost any race, so that a party doesn't just come upon a goblin encampment and see them as ambulatory XP. Rather, it depends on the status of the creature (citizen, soldier, slave, rebel, barbarian, auxiliery, etc.) as to how the players can socially interact (i.e. it might be fine to kill a human barbarian, as the Romans wouldn't view them as people, but the killing of an Ogre slave of a Half-Orc centurion would not only piss off the Half-Orc, but lead to civil and possibly criminal penalties for destruction of property). Just a question on god choices, why use the Greek gods and not the Roman? [/QUOTE]

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