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Message: <blockquote data-quote="HarryFlashman" data-source="post: 1348125" data-attributes="member: 16377">Dirigible, perhaps this  escaped notice;"Though each city is surrounded by tilled fertile ground, lush orchards, and green pastures that, to the naked eye, look pleasant enough the ctizens rarely tary outside the cloister of the lord's ramparts. Stories abound about the forest and what happens if you stray too far off of the beaten path...stories that never end happily."My   prose, that was supposed to be  evocative as well as informative, may have  turned out to be less informative than I had hoped.  The  land immediately surrounding the cities is  dedicated to agriculture and  ranching and  is   under   steady guard  during the  daylight hours but  as dusk approaches wise citizens retreat to the  protective shell of the city walls. Thank you for the lesson in politics.  For one  who  claims to  be  an amateur  economics nut  I should have thought  about following the  chain of "supply and demand"I have not played Theif: The  Dark Project and  currently lack a  computer than  can run anything  more graphically involved than Doom.I may  borrow  some of the  cities  from  Dark Sun or   ravenloft (though all of my  2E supplements  are back home in Oklahoma while I am in Seattle."Gymkata", you don't say?  Well I might have to find out if I can rent it  somewhere.  Anyone  know of any movies or  book that mgiht be inspirational?Gymkata and  The Prisoner so far.</blockquote>

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