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<blockquote data-quote="Darklone" data-source="post: 120402" data-attributes="member: 1372">HmmWell, Kaptain. I did not read the book yet (since the shops over here don't have it yet). But to some things you wrote:- Romans had public water-toilets on every corner of the city. They were supervised by cleaning slaves. - I got the impression that your players want to meet Mr. Hack and Mr. Slash there. That's not Geanavue, all right. But if you are looking for intrigues, treasure hunts, city life, bright lights, and your average war between neighbors... You are right there.- You said you need to put a lot of work in it to make it work for your players. I can understand that, Kenzer products usually took a lot of work. But that's what I like, the stuff inspires me. It gives me a lot of ideas I can flesh out.- Dwarves and gnomes as cityguards. Same in Zoa. Those are mainly fugitives from Kalamar. Fits the political background of the southern Rea Bay.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Darklone, post: 120402, member: 1372"] [b]Hmm[/b] Well, Kaptain. I did not read the book yet (since the shops over here don't have it yet). But to some things you wrote: - Romans had public water-toilets on every corner of the city. They were supervised by cleaning slaves. - I got the impression that your players want to meet Mr. Hack and Mr. Slash there. That's not Geanavue, all right. But if you are looking for intrigues, treasure hunts, city life, bright lights, and your average war between neighbors... You are right there. - You said you need to put a lot of work in it to make it work for your players. I can understand that, Kenzer products usually took a lot of work. But that's what I like, the stuff inspires me. It gives me a lot of ideas I can flesh out. - Dwarves and gnomes as cityguards. Same in Zoa. Those are mainly fugitives from Kalamar. Fits the political background of the southern Rea Bay. [/QUOTE]

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