Personally I have thought of these guys as a medievil Foreign Legion. Their men come from all places and walks of life, which matters not once through the gates, and are driven by a harsh code of conduct that makes them fierce fighters to be reckoned with. Go to Comment
Sorry, not clear there. They don't need to serve the fifteen years to be able to be promoted. If you show promise during your term as a turm (did I really just write that?) then you are put forward for promotion to Templar. This could be a tany time during your time in the lower ranks. Go to Comment
Really neat and terrifing idea. I was expecting something differant when I read the initial intro, but what followed was really well presented and well thought out.
I admit to not always voting or commenting, partly because I have 'real'work to do and I could loose myself within Strolen for the day otherwise but they are good points well made and I will try to do more in future. Go to Comment
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I really like this. A nice history for a place which gives it a nice rounded background. Nice points like the mane of the Beggars Gate being misunderstood through time. Go to Comment
Excellent idea, nicely put forward and described. Also like the comments after, taking the name and using them to identify other items which makes it all that more 'real'. Go to Comment
Thanks for comment. Yeah he is based a bit on that character, or rather more from the Michael Chrichton novel Eaters of the Dead on which the film was based. Go to Comment
Its a wonderful idea with fantastic potential. It could be easliy be manipulated to suit any place or time with minor alterations but would suit Gaslamp Fantasy of some form of modern horror really well. Go to Comment
really well laid out and thought out. Great idea. My only concerns have been voiced already regarding the setting and the connection to strawberries and mines.
Really interesting stuff and well presented. Got me thinking a lot, and although I wouldn't use it in a game a tpresent I can see how it could be adapted to use in a more 'modern' game (18th cent as you say) quite well.
It almost makes me want to do one just to work with it. Go to Comment
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Superb. Go to Comment