Our Chancel is Locus Sulaya. Right now our theme is to have our chancel inside a giant hourglass. The citizens live in a city of glass on the upper layer and the bottom layer is where prisoners and monsters live. We talked about having a crack in the upper portion of the hour glass that lead to a real world desert. From there sand would flow down like a waterfall and then flow like a river to the center drain. The Temple of Inquisition, where the accused are tried for crimes against Creation, is at the center of the upper layer. Those who were found guilty would be thrown down to the lower layer.
Do we like this idea?
We have 7 chancel points to spend. This is how we talked about spending them:
- Important - players may freely enter other Chancels and other Powers are expected to obey them within reason (0 points)
- Open border - crack that leads into the desert (-2 points)
- Convenient gates (2 points)
- Defenders Blessing - Auctoritas lvl 3 (6 points)
- Technology Barrier - metal (1 point)
If we want more points to buy other things (like magical inhabitants or special technology or magic) we can take banes or landlord(-1 or -2 only). What do you guys think?
I'd be cool with banes and magical inhabitants.
ReplyDeleteIf we bought magical inhabitants, they could be sand creatures that live in the upper sand river and in the lower "dungeon" area; they would act like guardians.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking if our Imperator was an Aaron's Serpent (a giant snake or dragon-like creature that was born on the World Ash), he could live in the bottom and feed off of prisoners.
Magical inhabitants are fine by me.
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