I think we talked about this and the GM said that, in the previous AG, they treated the Tavern as some inter-dimensional place where everyone could gather.
I actually updated the OP to the Tavern thread, fyi
Well, a meta-physical entity it is...
Lack of common sense!
Do we really have a non-interventionalist faction? I mean... Surely some people are worried about what repercussions would reach the guild in case we picked sides on things, but I don't think there is anyone actively against intervening?It's clear that we apparently have a non-interventionalist faction, and they need to be convinced before the City Council is willing to move forward.
The challenge here is coming up with regions that are sufficiently interesting (from a Quest Board perspective) enough yet also pressing enough for the City to act. For instance, I can't really think of a reason for the guild to open a branch in a peaceful human town with a setting just like Scribel City. On the other hand, I don't think there were any obvious benefits stated with Fuyu Machi and the Lizardmen -- and it's unclear what Scribel City would gain from having a branch in either of these locations.
The Halfwing Federation idea was based on the idea that maybe Scribel would work together with the Rebels to stop the Holy Human Empire from breaking past the Black Mountains -- and spilling over right next to Scribel's borders -- but it seems like many characters weren't convinced.
Go with the flow! xD
And it's all the GM's fault for breaking the tables... Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!
That would be hilarious! xDWas actually debating whether or not would I issue quests about the Tavern's disrepair state as well as the mystery of multi-dimensional Tavern that seemed to connect between both the Scribel City and the Gelderholm...
I assume it too, but it's fun to work with other assumptions as well~
New OP Looks nice~
I mean, so far what we’ve seen IC, it’s mostly been characters against it, right? @GDLiZy (Luna/Sol) was against meddling with the lizardmen, and Nene was against helping the halflings.
That seems like a fair assumption! \(^^)/
The opposition right now seems more strongly worded than the side that want to intervene (which most people seem ambivalent/neutral?), so to me I translate that into the city council would probably be similarly divided — especially if the benefits are not obvious.
EDIT: or well, nobody seems to strongly want to intervene to the extent that it balances out the non-intervening characters.
It came off as a surprise to me that Nene would be against helping the halflings. Well, I thought that she would be those protagonists who wanted to unified the world peace or something like that.
The opposition right now seems more strongly worded than the side that want to intervene (which most people seem ambivalent/neutral?), so to me I translate that into the city council would probably be similarly divided — especially if the benefits are not obvious.
EDIT: or well, nobody seems to strongly want to intervene to the extent that it balances out the non-intervening characters.
Going by what Nene/Alice hinted about Nene's past - she's traumatised by a similar supreme regime hunting down those who don't fit into it and so doesn't want to poke the hornets' nest, so to speak.
This trope of "escaping death from the race supremacist into another world" is getting out of hands. Even my character also escaped from the church of pureblood human supremacist.
To be fair, there's no confirmation that the "Holy Human Empire" is truly as bad as the rebels claim they are.This trope of "escaping death from the race supremacist into another world" is getting out of hands. Even my character also escaped from the church of pureblood human supremacist.
In either case, one of my personal goals is to try to steer things in directions where the "good guys" and "bad guys" maybe aren't so obvious.
'-'This trope of "escaping death from the race supremacist into another world" is getting out of hands. Even my character also escaped from the church of pureblood human supremacist.
I don't really have anything against it, because in the end, all would end in a tragedy if I were to put my spin on it. That's why, if I was crazy enough, I might joinTo be fair, there's no confirmation that the "Holy Human Empire" is truly as bad as the rebels claim they are.
I mean, it's sort of obvious that the halfings would have an excessively bad opinion to begin with, right?
Although to be honest, I want a Quest Board in the Holy Human Empire that is all about sabotaging stuff, explosions, and causing chaos as part of the rebels.To be fair, there's no confirmation that the "Holy Human Empire" is truly as bad as the rebels claim they are.
I mean, it's sort of obvious that the halfings would have an excessively bad opinion to begin with, right?
'o'To be fair, there's no confirmation that the "Holy Human Empire" is truly as bad as the rebels claim they are.
I mean, it's sort of obvious that the halfings would have an excessively bad opinion to begin with, right?
Mmmmmmm, Nene is a goody-two-shoes at heart, but at times she feels lost.
Nene's backstory is basically her fleeing from her world's equivalent of a more religion-focused version of the Holy Human Empire and seeing each of her fellow priestess die one by one at their hands.This trope of "escaping death from the race supremacist into another world" is getting out of hands. Even my character also escaped from the church of pureblood human supremacist.
Although to be honest, I want a Quest Board in the Holy Human Empire that is all about sabotaging stuff, explosions, and causing chaos as part of the rebels.
But if the guild won't back it, then it's a non-starter.
You could always have the rebels make the quest board.Although to be honest, I want a Quest Board in the Holy Human Empire that is all about sabotaging stuff, explosions, and causing chaos as part of the rebels.
But if the guild won't back it, then it's a non-starter.
Still...it felt excessive...