From: Ingo Tschinke (tschinke@nord.de)
Date: Mon 22 Sep 1997 - 20:05:09 EEST
Jose Ramos wrote:
> I see two Safelster (the civilized part of Ralios) cities as fit for
> your campaign: Naskorion, and the city of Marost. The Duke is carrying
> out religious reforms (turning to the Dark side, and allied to the
> trolls. Think about Zorak Zoran Sturmtruppen) and is now the only land
> owner in the country, to the chagrin of the displaced Lord caste. And
> the treatment of pagans is awful.
As it happens (plug, plug!), Tradetalk #3 includes a full description of
Naskorion and the political and religious reforms the Duke is carrying out.
Included are details on Trolls in Naskorion and their troll bishop, the
elite Zorak Zorani troops which are under the Duke's command, rebellious
Naskori peasants, and more. Naskorian is definitely an excellent setting for
adventure.
The article is by Joerg Baumgartner and Ingo Tschinke (edited by David
Dunham). It features excellent illustrations by Dario Corallo: Zorakarkat,
Zorak Zorani defending a Naskori village against Orlanthi raiders, a full
map of Naskorion, and more.
While we're on the subject, Tradetalk #3 will be available soon: no later
than the first half of October. This issue includes:
Introduction to East Wilds - by Jonas Schioett
The Otter Clan - by Jonas Schioett
The Hsunchen of Ralios - by Jonas Schioett
Growing Pains (adventure) - by Jonas Schioett
The Ralian Myth - by Shannon Appel
Korlar's Trip to Kilwin - by David Dunham
Money Chase - by Jussi Hyvoenen
Naskorion - by Joerg Baumgartner
and Ingo Tschinke
A Stranger's Tale - by Jim Chapin
The Curious Cases of Titus Crow - by Shannon Appel
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Cheers
Ingo and the Tradetalk editorial staff
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