Re: stuff and plot

[Greg Mowczko <mooch@ns1.cioe.com>]

> From: Matthew Fahler <martuck@expert.cc.purdue.edu>
>
> Regarding Plots and moving:
> 	I think it would be good to give a reason to move, but personally
> I have one character that has to go to Geleia.  He is finishing up some
> things in Reugtero (wiping out the "Black Rose Assassin", and then he is
> going to Geleia for some  nasty business.  At first I was concerned with
> not being able to complete the mission I am putting him on, but with the
> shift in the campaign it becomes possible.  My Priest of T'or will
> probably stay put.  My thrill seeker will probably go since the action
> around Reugtero is pretty dead.  I think a plot to move would be fine, but
> what if some people just one day start a campaign to move somewhere more
> interesting.  Maybe rumors of war and good money in the south.  Maybe
> needs for trackers and warriors and mages.  

When Centralia started up the people who moved at first were those that
had political reasons to leave Karfelon. The same went for the "boat"
adventures. People left and took their "people" with them. There are a
lot of bums in Centralia who speak Paroli and a little bit of Ferric to
get them by and to be usefull.

When there was a war going on there were recruitment centers all over to
get adventurers to come to Centralia for the chance to kill Bastadorians.

> Regarding eeps:
> 	I think that a pooling method is just fine.  For those of you who
> have never played a nomad, you don't know what pooling is.  I keep 5-10K
> extra eeps laying around if I can.  You never know when you have to pop
> them on a whim.  I would like to see nomads as an exception though.  They
> should be able to burn every last eep because it goes away in the end.  
>
> Matthew D. Fahler

You don't have to be a Nomad to know what pooling is. Pooling though for
more than 1 rank is just not a common thing. I pool my eeps towards buying
stats up all the time with Dom and Erica has here base 5000 ability to
save up for her next rank. Occasionally though I divert my pool to something
that just increased its importance.
						Greg