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<blockquote data-quote="catastrophic" data-source="post: 5104175" data-attributes="member: 81381"><p>I just had another idea absed on nerathian sewers. Imagine a pretty big city, datng from the empire, which is still heavily populated. </p><p> </p><p>Imagine if back in the days of empire, there were people who worked on maintaining and managing the sewers. In the dark days that followed, these people gradually lost their rights, and over time they became exploited and treated as the 'lowest of the low' in the social heirachy of the city. </p><p> </p><p>Eventually, having had enough and being the only people who knew how the sewers really worked, they decided to turn their secret knowlege to their own benefit- by forming a thieve's guild. Now the thieves control the sewers, and use them to access any area of the city, and the (now wealthy) families that once toiled in those depths stay in control by limiting how much of their ancient maps they reveal to their underlings.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="catastrophic, post: 5104175, member: 81381"] I just had another idea absed on nerathian sewers. Imagine a pretty big city, datng from the empire, which is still heavily populated. Imagine if back in the days of empire, there were people who worked on maintaining and managing the sewers. In the dark days that followed, these people gradually lost their rights, and over time they became exploited and treated as the 'lowest of the low' in the social heirachy of the city. Eventually, having had enough and being the only people who knew how the sewers really worked, they decided to turn their secret knowlege to their own benefit- by forming a thieve's guild. Now the thieves control the sewers, and use them to access any area of the city, and the (now wealthy) families that once toiled in those depths stay in control by limiting how much of their ancient maps they reveal to their underlings. [/QUOTE]
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