pipebeard

Is capital punishment something that still is carried out in Elumia and if so what would you have to do to be broken on the wheel?

Alright thanks mate, one more before I think I'll finally get around to writing this vignette on that Role playing board of yours what region of the world would be considered the steppes if any exist at all and could you explain, or just link me to the response if its already been asked what each region of the world is like.

How about Condottieri? Are mercenaries a normal thing when it comes to career soldiers? are there great companies like The Black Company, both the French company and the fantasy company from the novels of the same name.

Aw you cheeky bastard, alright then. So exactly what is the propulsion systems of the airships? Wind? Steam? Magic? Other? Is airship the preferred method of travel as opposed to ships by water and horses? I assume so as some of the islands are floating.

Hell yeah man always with the Russians and Grunty. Anyway back on topic What is the exact deal with Durand and Aranz's rivalry? how did that start or is this something that's going to get explored in a later game and can't be talked about?

I was going to use the surreal painting of a pipe saying "this is not a pipe," but went with Igor Dolvich from Jagged Alliance instead

I remember that movie, especially the boombox scene and Low Rider (I think it was Low Rider its been a few years) playing for the training. No worries mate.

Actually Free, I am quite knowledgeable on real world feudalism through the ages and I am just looking for exactly how its handled here.

What are the duties of one in nobility? Is it like our aristocracy? Being that the men exist solely to manage the estate and lands while the women exist to do charity work and find a good husband? are arranged marriages a common thing? What kind of nobility is the kind for the player character for that background trait? Like the Crawley family in Downton Abbey, a minor noble family however very rich nonetheless.

Groovy now another couple questions: 1) as our characters get older, how will this feudal-esque (which I only gather is like that due to that map saying there are Duchies, but I assume its more like the Holy Roman Empire, an elective monarchy) society be affecting us? will students of different classes like that Vernin girl, who is of royal blood and whose name eludes me at the current moment, become more condescending towards more common students or is everyone inside the Academagia equal under the Legate's eyes? 2) will we get to know more about our peers beyond the paragraph of back story you get when you click their names? I mean, I completed Katjaa's adventure and I still don't know this character well aside from that she really likes the violin.

Are there patricians in this world? Like the republics of medieval Italy with families like Visconti and with titles like Most Serene Doge. It may have been asked earlier, but I am not digging through 200 pages for the answer.