PDA

View Full Version : Online City



Wrb41977
01-28-1998, 02:21 AM
An interesting discussion came up on the FR List about creating and populating
an online city. I was wondering if anyone was thinking of doing the same for
Cerilia? Would it not be interesting to get our own small city to build and
divide up as we wished?

James Ruhland
01-28-1998, 03:44 AM
>
> An interesting discussion came up on the FR List about creating and
populating
> an online city. I was wondering if anyone was thinking of doing the same
for
> Cerilia? Would it not be interesting to get our own small city to build
and
> divide up as we wished?
>
Hmmn. that would be interesting. If everyone likes that idea, count me in
8-)
(oh, and someone else pick the city. . .I'd just pick the same old one
we've been spendin all our time talking about.)

Akash Kanojia
01-28-1998, 04:03 AM
At 09:44 PM 1/27/98 -0600, you wrote:
>>
>> An interesting discussion came up on the FR List about creating and
>populating
>> an online city. I was wondering if anyone was thinking of doing the same
>for
>> Cerilia? Would it not be interesting to get our own small city to build
>and
>> divide up as we wished?
>>
>Hmmn. that would be interesting. If everyone likes that idea, count me in
>8-)
>(oh, and someone else pick the city. . .I'd just pick the same old one
>we've been spendin all our time talking about.)

Hello, everyone. I'm new to the list :)

How about the Imperial City? Or is that by chance the city you've been
spending
so much time talking about?

The Free City of Ilien might be another good choice.

Christopher Kira
01-28-1998, 05:03 AM
Actually... I'd like to do the City of Anuire and a made city. Both could
be intriguing.

CK
-

Neil Barnes
01-28-1998, 04:03 PM
On Tue, 27 Jan 1998, Bryon Switala wrote:
> I'd enjoy to get in on this, can I play a guilder from the North that
> seems to always get in trouble and everyone is mad at, wait I already
> do in Ian's game ;-)
>
> I would like the Free City of Ilien. The Imperial City will be coming
> out (HOPE) and I think it would be better if we developed our own.

Bah. Ilien is Mine! Mine I tell you, and you won't be getting it off me!

How about somewhere in Mieres - it's out of the way enough not to
disrupt too many people's campaigns.

neil

Last night I dreamed that the Teletubbies had to rescue Po from the
Gorgon. True story. :)

veryfastperson@juno.com
01-28-1998, 04:43 PM
On Wed, 28 Jan 1998 09:16:35 -0800 Tripp writes:
>Can someone outline for me [in private mail] what the concept of the
>Online City is. I must have missed the nucleus of this idea. I am
>very
>interested, and, of course, would be willing to participate as
>anything
>from the lowest street illusionist to the Chamberlain himself. Let me
>know what it is about, and I'll start figuring out how I can
>contribute.
>
>Tripp

Mee too please, i would like to join up, but i am a little confused with
the specifics. just let me know what this is, and i'd love to help out.
(i've always wanted to bring out my cleric of Ruornil...)

Thanks,
erik

__________________________________________________ ___________________
You don't need to buy Internet access to use free Internet e-mail.
Get completely free e-mail from Juno at http://www.juno.com
Or call Juno at (800) 654-JUNO [654-5866]

prtr02@scorpion.nspco.co
01-28-1998, 05:07 PM
How about a city along the Sun Coast?
Turin, Mesire or Djafra are very cosmopolitan and could be created by
committee. Should we leave the Imperial City inviolate, waiting for an
official product, or should we go whole hog and do the city, never to buy the
future supplement (if any)?

Randax

Tripp
01-28-1998, 05:16 PM
Can someone outline for me [in private mail] what the concept of the
Online City is. I must have missed the nucleus of this idea. I am very
interested, and, of course, would be willing to participate as anything
from the lowest street illusionist to the Chamberlain himself. Let me
know what it is about, and I'll start figuring out how I can contribute.

Tripp

Mark A Vandermeulen
01-28-1998, 06:28 PM
On Wed, 28 Jan 1998, Tripp wrote:

> Can someone outline for me [in private mail] what the concept of the
> Online City is. I must have missed the nucleus of this idea. I am very
> interested, and, of course, would be willing to participate as anything
> from the lowest street illusionist to the Chamberlain himself. Let me
> know what it is about, and I'll start figuring out how I can contribute.

I think the idea is that we spend some time and group effort being City
Planners and Historians and work out the details of a city that we can all
use in our individual games. We'd come up with "blueprints" of the city,
including streets, suburbs, sewers (anachronistic? but...but... ya Gotta'
have sewers!) and important civic institutions like temples, markets,
taverns, inns, caravanserai, shops, etc. Together with cultural notes and
anecdotal history. At least, that was my interpretation, and I thought it
was a pretty good idea, and I would be excited to contribute to this kind
of a project. But it is also possible that I misinterpreted. Others?

Mark VanderMeulen
vander+@pitt.edu

Ed Stark
01-28-1998, 06:58 PM
At 09:21 PM 1/27/98 EST, you wrote:
>An interesting discussion came up on the FR List about creating and
populating
>an online city. I was wondering if anyone was thinking of doing the same for
>Cerilia? Would it not be interesting to get our own small city to build and
>divide up as we wished?


Boy, I'd LOVE to see something like this.


-- ->-- ->-- ->--@
Ed Stark
Game Designer, Wizards of the Coast/TSR Division
Asst. Brand Manager, BIRTHRIGHT/GREYHAWK/MARVEL Group
TSR Website: http://www.tsrinc.com
(soon to be http://www.tsr.com)

Neil Barnes
01-28-1998, 07:25 PM
On Wed, 28 Jan 1998, Mark A Vandermeulen wrote:
> I think the idea is that we spend some time and group effort being City
> Planners and Historians and work out the details of a city that we can all
> use in our individual games. We'd come up with "blueprints" of the city,
> including streets, suburbs, sewers (anachronistic? but...but... ya Gotta'
> have sewers!) and important civic institutions like temples, markets,
> taverns, inns, caravanserai, shops, etc. Together with cultural notes and
> anecdotal history. At least, that was my interpretation, and I thought it
> was a pretty good idea, and I would be excited to contribute to this kind
> of a project. But it is also possible that I misinterpreted. Others?

That's pretty much how I saw it, but we'd want to have something pretty
cosmopolitan, without being a random melange of stuff.

Also I suppose we'd need some way of governing the levels of characters
within the city - no more than one 10th level plus character per
contributor or something.

I'd like it to be a somewhat far-out place, so we have a little
latitude for invention. I've got a nifty idea for a society of rats
living within the city (included a blooded caliph) that could be kind of
fun - adventures where the players get shrunk down to the size of rats &
adventure with swashbuckling pirate rats on their sewer barges & stuff.

neil

Terence _
01-28-1998, 07:32 PM
This is an awesome idea... I would like to create a hedge wizard...
I believe that they are merchants of magical wares...
Someone lemme know if I am wrong...


aerenwe@hotmail.com
UIN# 2237420


__________________________________________________ ____
Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Daniel McSorley
01-28-1998, 07:52 PM
>At 09:21 PM 1/27/98 EST, you wrote:
>>An interesting discussion came up on the FR List about creating and
>populating
>>an online city. I was wondering if anyone was thinking of doing the same
for
>>Cerilia? Would it not be interesting to get our own small city to build
and
>>divide up as we wished?
Did we ever decide what city to use? I heard Mieres as a possible
location, here's mine: how about Blackgate, capitol of Danigau? It's high
ranking enough to be a good sized city (level 5 province), Brechtur is
fairly cosmopoliton anyway, and it is near several other cultures: dwarves,
Rjurik, and goblins. This could be the perfect spot.

Daniel McSorley
mcsorley.1@osu.edu