foreigners

[Rasmus Juul Wagner]

Has anybody ever used foreigners in their Birthright campaigns?
With foreigners, I mean people from Aduria, or from the Masetian homeland
across the Sea of Dragons.
I think I'll write a text on my views of these cultures someday, and I
would appreciate your thoughts on the matter.
Actually, I think I will use the population on Baerghos Island in my
campaign soon. Several PC's have already expressed interest in conquering
the Island.
I've populated the island with a primitive culture. They speak an unknown
language (a corruption of Ancient Adurian, actually), and they seem very
secretive about their religion (because they worship a Dragon, Seadrake or
awnshegh - I haven't decided which yet). Gotta make up some history and
details one day...




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Rasmus Juul Wagner
Technical University of Denmark
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[Ian Hoskins]

On 13-Feb-97, Rasmus Juul Wagner wrote:
- ->Has anybody ever used foreigners in their Birthright campaigns?
- ->With foreigners, I mean people from Aduria, or from the Masetian homeland
- ->across the Sea of Dragons.

No I havn't yet, but its a great idea. I think the regents of Roesone &
Medoere may be in for a little visit from some nasty foreigners intent on
taking over their lands. Well maybe anyway.
- --
Darkstar

hoss@satech.net.au
http://www.satech.net.au/~hoss/index.html

`Now weary traveller rest your head
because just like me you're totally dead.'

A.J. Rimmer Bsc Ssc

[Undertaker]

At 01:16 PM 2/13/97 +0100, Rasmus Juul Wagner(c958650@student.dtu.dk)wrote:
>
>Has anybody ever used foreigners in their Birthright campaigns?
>With foreigners, I mean people from Aduria, or from the Masetian homeland
>across the Sea of Dragons.
>

As someone pointed out in an earlier post, TSR is putting out a BR novel
called Aquitania. This will deal with an invasion from across the sea.
Although this should be intresting, I hope TSR concentrates on the Cerilian
mainland more, in their game supplements, before doing any of the foreign
lands. Of course if a DM wants to expand in that direction it might be
intresting to hear about what happens. But we still need so much more info.
about the lands in the boxed set that TSR needs to contrate on that first, IMHO.


>
>Actually, I think I will use the population on Baerghos Island in my
>campaign soon. Several PC's have already expressed interest in conquering
>the Island.
>I've populated the island with a primitive culture. They speak an unknown
>language (a corruption of Ancient Adurian, actually), and they seem very
>secretive about their religion (because they worship a Dragon, Seadrake or
>awnshegh - I haven't decided which yet). Gotta make up some history and
>details one day...
>

As you work out the details, be sure to post them here on the list. I'm sure
myself, and others could get some ideas from this, and who knows whats going
to catch a PC's intrest all of a sudden.

Undertaker, richt@metrolink.net
RL Homepage: http://www.metrolink.net/~veleda/sepulcher.html

[Undertaker]

At 01:16 PM 2/13/97 +0100, Rasmus Juul Wagner(c958650@student.dtu.dk)wrote:
>
>Has anybody ever used foreigners in their Birthright campaigns?
>With foreigners, I mean people from Aduria, or from the Masetian homeland
>across the Sea of Dragons.
>

As someone pointed out in an earlier post, TSR is putting out a BR novel
called Aquitania. This will deal with an invasion from across the sea.
Although this should be intresting, I hope TSR concentrates on the Cerilian
mainland more, in their game supplements, before doing any of the foreign
lands. Of course if a DM wants to expand in that direction it might be
intresting to hear about what happens. But we still need so much more info.
about the lands in the boxed set that TSR needs to contrate on that first, IMHO.


>
>Actually, I think I will use the population on Baerghos Island in my
>campaign soon. Several PC's have already expressed interest in conquering
>the Island.
>I've populated the island with a primitive culture. They speak an unknown
>language (a corruption of Ancient Adurian, actually), and they seem very
>secretive about their religion (because they worship a Dragon, Seadrake or
>awnshegh - I haven't decided which yet). Gotta make up some history and
>details one day...
>

As you work out the details, be sure to post them here on the list. I'm sure
myself, and others could get some ideas from this, and who knows whats going
to catch a PC's intrest all of a sudden.

Undertaker, richt@metrolink.net
RL Homepage: http://www.metrolink.net/~veleda/sepulcher.html