Imperial City supplement?

[Neil Barnes]

On Wed, 21 Jan 1998 c558382@showme.missouri.edu wrote:
> Its true that, historicaly, towns were a refuge from rural overpopulation

One thing I noted was that Anuire has nothing like the levels of
population found in Brechtur - Muden with it's three level 7 and one
level 6 provinces (has anyone let their players run Muden yet?) is way
more densely populated than even Avanil. Presumably the wars have meant
that there's a lot of land still open for exploitation in Anuire.

neil

[Ed Stark]

At 03:28 PM 1/27/98 +0000, you wrote:
>
>On Wed, 21 Jan 1998 c558382@showme.missouri.edu wrote:
>> Its true that, historicaly, towns were a refuge from rural overpopulation
>
>One thing I noted was that Anuire has nothing like the levels of
>population found in Brechtur - Muden with it's three level 7 and one
>level 6 provinces (has anyone let their players run Muden yet?) is way
>more densely populated than even Avanil. Presumably the wars have meant
>that there's a lot of land still open for exploitation in Anuire.
>
>neil


There are definitely several areas of heavy population in Brechtur--Muden
being probably the most densely populated. On the other hand, there are
some pretty barren areas in the Overlook and in other places around the
Bay. Brechtur, though, is probably one of the most cosmopolitan of the
Cerilian areas.

And Vosgaard just isn't. ;-)

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