Cerilian Planet Info

[Bearcat]

> I would balk at any major constellation being named after a god.
>The zodiac of Earth has no constellations named after gods. Neither do
>the other major constellations that are of common knowledge; Ursa
>Major, Ursa Minor, etc. There are many mythical figures represented in
>the skys, but considering that the gods present in BR are relatively new
>compared to the entire history of the planet none of the constellations
>should be named after them.
>

I think that if there are constellations named after the gods then they were
named after the original gods first, and only after Deismaar did they take
their current names.

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[Bearcat]

>I have one question. Considering that the PHB states that thieves that reach
>9th level get a well known reputation in the underworld and get to have a
>guild, how do you handle these guilds, if you allow them? Are they different
>from the 'true-blooded' guilds? In what manner?

Looking at the PHB you can see that the 9th level thief only gets a dozen or
so theives for his guild, I would say that this would amount to less than
what is required for a guild(0) to function, so I would just count them as
ineffective against the economy of the province they are in
However, if the (probably extremely wealthy) 9th level thief were to
spend 1GB to expand his operation into a level 0 Guild then he would become
a regent and the problem would go away.

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[David Sean Brown]

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> Actually the constellation Aries is the Ram, the first sign of the Zodiac,
> not the God of War.

As the original post said, "no Earth Zodiacal signs are named after gods"
(paraphrase), and I mearly pointed out that it is really a big coincidence
that Aries happens to be a zodiacal sign and the name of a GOd without the
two being related....

Sean