This is the oddest form of "magic" I have ever seen. It isn't magic at all, at least not in most gamer's terms. However, by treating each piece of technology as a "magic item" and their being secrecy about how these things work, you get the mystique of magic... even though it is just steam tech. Go to Comment

Tarverns do not have to be the center of the adventurer's life. But some good stuff hidden around here. Go to Comment

Good sources. I know a couple of these and they are good. Besides one whould never argue with The Director's Google-Fu. Go to Comment

All so very true. So where is #3 and #4? Go to Comment

I larp to get away from Tavern Brawls.... yet her we are. Still it is a good piece for setting the scene. Go to Comment

This larp would be more visceral than most I have played in, but it is an intersting idea. Go to Comment

This is a very cool place. It is more of a setting than just a city description, as it would impact every city near it.

The flags are a very cool touch, something so simple, yet complicated. It shows the city's context as well.

What do these people play on the field? Go to Comment

Interesting place. Not as interesting when you read the flag city first.

Even Indianapolis has more than just racing. What does this city do besides host tournaments?

oh, found the answer: Though there is mining and limited farming in these parts, Twin Poles mostly supports itself through the hosting of tournaments.

Even so. Why would someone build a "city" there anyways? Go to Comment

Very cool and detailed. It is a nice touch with the change of scale. Cities for dwarves are so much smaller than human ones.

I like the tree motif taken without. It shows their artistic side in addition to their just Dwarfish metal working. Go to Comment

Other than a few mispellings, this is very cool as per usual. Go to Comment

Not as awsome as your other Elven Cities. However it has its own moments. Go to Comment

Originally confusing, it eventually clicked. Then I read through the links and got a little confused. But it is all good again.

The image for the city is very nice. The explanation on the surviving gate works for me now. And this has some context now, as it is the only surviving Imperial City. Go to Comment

Okay, this one makes sense. It is very different and I think that is why it works so well. You thought out a great deal about the needs of fliers and their the terrain. It works for me.

Bonus points for having flags in the sky neighborhood as well. Which one came first? Go to Comment

cool but I guess I am missing some of this one. Go to Comment

Just pre-modern. You are getting big buildings, but you are still old style. The trolly system is nicely laid out. You even restrained yourself from adding the Gargoyles. Go to Comment

Okay I like this one a great deal. There are a number of nice touches. The Broom. The constants sweeping of sand. The terrain and how people adapted to it. The magic of the city, as it popped up because "other towns" didn't want them. Now the irony that the towns are minor and Sand City is major. Go to Comment

Very, very cool. I like this one a great deal. You get a sense of history. A very long history. The riot of flowers is great. It is a beautiful city without the architecture. You may get your guy license revoked, but I think you did a great job with this one. Go to Comment

Again another one that does not make as much sense until you read the last paragraph. That gives more context.

This would do with more description of the setting and such, but that moves beyond the scope of the City Image rules. So would their be a setting attached to this? Go to Comment

A city Image I missed? Inconcievable!

This is very cool. It would of been a great post without the other Nekron post. Combining the two together makes it even better.

I get a Max Fisher Metropolis vibe from this. Goth Art Deco. It implies a magic and technology that are alien than the rest of the world. In fact, they really seem to be aliens. Go to Comment

The distinctive features make this city worth mentioning. I like the "mass transit". Go to Comment