Birthright: Chimaeron

DM Juan wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 26, 2021 10:25 am

Think about it the other way too, it is basically impossible to invade a person on islands, until later in the game.

Where there is a will...

Well, since we've never met, and never heard of each other, there shouldn't be any common info for quite a while in new game.

Are shipyards a thing or are they "restricted" as they were in Kn?

But some of the points were inheritable....I didn't worry about it because I was long-life major and childless with a 21 con.

If I pick +1d6 con, does that mean my heirs also get +1d6 con generally, or my next ruler of this domain gets +1d6 con, or no one but this one specific character gets +1d6 con?

Why would there be a cap? Provinces are large. If you want to build a second, third, and nineteenth palace, why not? Its your gold, and you aren't running out of room.

Now, buildings should count as holdings for maintenance. That would be appropriate.

DM Juan wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 20, 2021 3:34 pm

Yes, I will roll them.

Missed that. Ok, well, get rolling. I can't plot and plan without some #'s to fuel my imagination.

Raid should have a base cost of 1 GB. Loading and provisioning for a raid wasn't cheap and often the Norse would come back with nothing to show for their efforts or just enough to cover the overall cost of them being off a viking. Those 3 scouts and 3 longships you built for raiding cost 4GB/turn, ...

What are the bloodline choices nowadays?

That is how it was designed in original D&D, 1st, and 2nd edition, because levels 1-9 were doubled xp more or less, but 10+ was linear. So single class pulls ahead, especially if the game goes to level 18'ish