Bleddyn Posted June 14, 2010 Share Posted June 14, 2010 (edited) 1. Introduction 2. Background : Synopsis of 425 AD through 790s 2.1 Area/Kingdoms 2.1.1 Romano-British Civitais Kingdoms 2.1.2 Sub-roman Kingdoms of Brittany 2.1.3 Brythonic Kingdoms 2.1.4 Irish Kingdoms 2.1.5 Pitctish Kingdom 2.1.6 Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms 2.1.7 Frankish Kingdom 2.1.8 Visigothic Kingdom of Toulouse 3. Character generation 3.1.1 Anglo-Saxon-Jute 3.1.2 Brythonic/Welsh 3.1.3 Romano-British ( Including Breton/Gallo-Roman) 3.1.4 Pictish 3.1.5 Irish ( Including Scots-Irish) 3.1.6 Visigoth 3.1.7 Frank 3.2 Backgrounds 3.2.1 Warrior 3.2.2 Freeman (Militia-Farmer) 3.2.3 Slave 3.2.4 Priest (Including Druid, Magus, Shaman) 3.2.5 Hunter 3.2.6 Scholar 3.2.7 Bard* (The multi-class rogue-warrior-magus and Jimi hendrix) 3.2.8 Rogue ( brigands, general dirt bags) 3.2.9 Mariner 3.2.10 Craftsman 3.2.11 Noble 3.2.12 Merchant Skills 4 Magic, Charms and Sorcery 5 Its enough to start on I guess. Edited June 14, 2010 by Bleddyn Quote In might a man, a youth in years, Of boisterous valour, Swift long-maned steeds under the thigh of a handsome youth ...Quicker to a field of blood, than to a wedding quicker to the ravens' feast - Y Gododdin "The soldier knows little of philosophers but in him and in his deeds life expresses itself more profoundly than any book can" - Ernst Junger E3b1a2 V13 V36 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trifletraxor Posted June 15, 2010 Share Posted June 15, 2010 A scenario is a must! Quote Ef plest master, this mighty fine grub! 116/420. High Priest. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bleddyn Posted June 16, 2010 Author Share Posted June 16, 2010 already framing it. Quote In might a man, a youth in years, Of boisterous valour, Swift long-maned steeds under the thigh of a handsome youth ...Quicker to a field of blood, than to a wedding quicker to the ravens' feast - Y Gododdin "The soldier knows little of philosophers but in him and in his deeds life expresses itself more profoundly than any book can" - Ernst Junger E3b1a2 V13 V36 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Trifletraxor Posted June 16, 2010 Share Posted June 16, 2010 already framing it. - Nice! Quote Ef plest master, this mighty fine grub! 116/420. High Priest. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bleddyn Posted June 17, 2010 Author Share Posted June 17, 2010 - Nice! We have to have a test Adventure.... also it will provide examples of play ... for text side bars Quote In might a man, a youth in years, Of boisterous valour, Swift long-maned steeds under the thigh of a handsome youth ...Quicker to a field of blood, than to a wedding quicker to the ravens' feast - Y Gododdin "The soldier knows little of philosophers but in him and in his deeds life expresses itself more profoundly than any book can" - Ernst Junger E3b1a2 V13 V36 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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