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This would be very good idea.koffiemoc wrote:Maybe you could add small images of the protected sigils to the opening post.
I asked the same thing, sort of. I think you can, but there should be a point penalty so that it does not become a frequent occurance.Hmm... I really don't know. I do see your point, lords and barons often switched sides during a war. But I think it would be very difficult to switch sides because scores and titles would have to be shifted. and if somebody did it often (Like TehereanDNL wrote:Can your character switch his alliance during the game?
) it could be very confusing and hard to keep up with.That would be more feasible, perhaps something like: You can switch sides at the loss of a third of your rank/score.shmails wrote:Uh oh, we woke up Daniel's creativity me thinks!
That sounds reasonable. Also, I think you should need a viable reason to do so. For example, if you plan to switch from Loreos to Lenfald, build up to the separation by showing your character disagreeing with Loreesi law, falling in love with a Lenfel, killing a Loreesi official in a fit of rage e.t.c.shmails wrote:I asked the same thing, sort of. I think you can, but there should be a point penalty so that it does not become a frequent occurance.
Agreed, a peasant won't need a whole castle, and a traveling tinker may not even have a certain home.by gurusql ยป Sat Feb 25, 2012 7:34 pm
Only if it makes sense for the character that you have selected. If you select to play a peasant then then you might only have shack of some kind, if you were a merchant, you might have a store front, etc.
So I ave been thinking about that from when I first saw that, witch brick is Sandstone is it Tan?wobnam wrote: PROVINCE OF LOREOS
From the arid desert in the west to the grassland in the east, Loreos dominates most of central Roawia. The proud and traditional Loreesi are unrivaled in their ability to harness the power of horses, a tradition passed on and honed to perfection through generations.
Due to the harsh conditions and flat land, castles in Loreos are mostly larger constructions of sandstone and mortar. Creations in this faction should be inspired by real world old Middle East and Southern Europe.
- Demonym: Loreesi (plural: Loreesi).
- Colors (primary/secondary): Red/gold.
- Terrain: Grasslands/desert.
- Building style/materials: Large castles, sandstone.
- Natural resources: Fertile land (some areas).
- Economy: Livestock, horses, agriculture.
- Army: Heavy cavalry.
- Navy: Medium sized ships.
- LEGO sigils: Crusaders, Kingdoms Lions.
Because those are the bricks I ave the most of. And its a good mix, some of the old grey bricks look more like tan now when they are so old One interpretation of sandstone would be to mix the dark tan and dark flesh like in the Prince of Persia sets, but the wikipedia definition says that "...sandstone may be any colour, but the most common colours are tan, brown, yellow, red, gray, pink, white and black." With that much possible color variation I would think that you have a lot of range.mencot wrote: So I ave been thinking about that from when I first saw that, witch brick is Sandstone is it Tan?
I have been building my introduction moc, and I am useing a mix of bley and 30 year old grey