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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magi_Trelian" data-source="post: 3361672" data-attributes="member: 36591">If #2 is "slaver" please remember this from the Code of Conduct: In other words, you can claim to be a slaver but you can't have any other char on who is noted as being your slave and you can't turn someone into a slave. (This type of scenario got severely abused back in older days of ISRP.)For more explicit FR info, Waterdeep doesn't allow slavery either. However, Waterdeep has a literal underworld, a second city built in the caverns beneath, that's called "Skullport" and where slavery and every other vice can be found pretty openly.  Just not openly on ISRP, please!Additional info: the CrossRoads Tavern is known to have hidden and not-so-hidden portals and gates to other realms. The ones to Juxta were closed off when ISRP left Wizards of the Coast, but other portals are still around.  Portals are well known as part of the official Forgotten Realms campaign setting, so there should be little trouble with claiming there's a known portal between the Rotunda (or someplace near it) and the Tavern even if you're playing by the book.   The official version of the Sigil campaign setting says portals aren't allowed as a means in and out of the City, but for us it's fine to say you've found a portal between the Tavern and the Great Bazaar.  We encourage frequent use of ALL the rooms much more than adherance to D&D specifics. If you're complying with the setting restrictions listed here in ISRP, don't worry about being totally true to the rest of the connotations of the D&D campaign info.  The choices of room description were meant for flavour, not to force any one system down your throat.</blockquote>

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