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#1 sephiwind Jul 16, 2009 18:22:56	I am currently working of an adventure setting I'm planing on sending my group on. The basic premise is they are members on a brand new airship. The ship is a massive one that is basicly the Khorvare equivilent to the U.N. . I was wondering which countries in Khorvare would be likely to join (for any reason) and which ones wouldn't. Ohh yeah. I wanted to add that I am placeing this set of adventures about 10 years after the Last War.
#2 Gilo Jul 16, 2009 19:39:45	... The ship is a massive one that is basicly the Khorvare equivilent to the U.N. ... You mean something along the lines of Babylon5? I believe that the city of Thronehold already serve in that function.
#3 t1p2 Jul 16, 2009 19:57:38	Just off the top of my head: Show I would think the 4 remaining nations would join. Perhaps even Cyran ambassadors as well as representatives of all thirteen Dragonmarked houses. Valenar would likely not join due to their war-like disposition, and would likely see it as an overt sign of weakness. The Talenta Halflings would most likely not join either due to their nomadic nature. The Zil Gnomes would join if only to gather more information. Eldeen Reaches may join if only to further ensure their freedom from Aundair. There could also be representatives from the Golbinoid Nation of Darguun, possibly even Droaam.
#4 sephiwind Jul 16, 2009 20:36:39	You mean something along the lines of Babylon5? I believe that the city of Thronehold already serve in that function. Yeah I know that. This ship would serve more are a mobile version of it. Representitives can meet freely on the ship but it's primary fiunction is to serve as a research and discovey vessal. Basicly all info and material that are found by the ships is shared equally amoung all the nations involved.. atleast that is wat the intention is. Most countries agreed to this for their one reasons, primarily espionage. It actualy has most of the rules that apply to Thronehold. I was actualy considering calling it the Dreadnaught Thronehold. I also came up with the idea that becasue of how huge this ship will be it can't dock at normal airship docks so it basicly has the Eberron equivelent of dropships. These are basicly elemental ground carts infused with a featherfall effect.
#5 polt Jul 21, 2009 10:12:48	All of the Five Nations would join. Zilargo would join. Droaam and Darguun would want to join, but may or may not be allowed (it is 10 years after the last war though). Lhazaar might join if the nation has become more organized, under a pirate king for example. Cyre, if they had their own nation now would join. Althought it would be interesting to have the Cyrans wanting to join, but not being allowed as they do not have a nation atm.

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sephiwind

Jul 16, 2009 18:22:56

I am currently working of an adventure setting I'm planing on sending my group on.

The basic premise is they are members on a brand new airship. The ship is a massive one that is basicly the Khorvare equivilent to the U.N. . I was wondering which countries in Khorvare would be likely to join (for any reason) and which ones wouldn't.

Ohh yeah. I wanted to add that I am placeing this set of adventures about 10 years after the Last War.

Gilo

Jul 16, 2009 19:39:45

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The ship is a massive one that is basicly the Khorvare equivilent to the U.N. ...

You mean something along the lines of Babylon5? I believe that the city of Thronehold already serve in that function.

t1p2

Jul 16, 2009 19:57:38

Just off the top of my head:

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I would think the 4 remaining nations would join. Perhaps even Cyran ambassadors as well as representatives of all thirteen Dragonmarked houses.

Valenar would likely not join due to their war-like disposition, and would likely see it as an overt sign of weakness.

The Talenta Halflings would most likely not join either due to their nomadic nature.

The Zil Gnomes would join if only to gather more information.

Eldeen Reaches may join if only to further ensure their freedom from Aundair.

There could also be representatives from the Golbinoid Nation of Darguun, possibly even Droaam.

sephiwind

Jul 16, 2009 20:36:39

You mean something along the lines of Babylon5? I believe that the city of Thronehold already serve in that function.

Yeah

I know that. This ship would serve more are a mobile version of it. Representitives can meet freely on the ship but it's primary fiunction is to serve as a research and discovey vessal. Basicly all info and material that are found by the ships is shared equally amoung all the nations involved.. atleast that is wat the intention is. Most countries agreed to this for their one reasons, primarily espionage.

It actualy has most of the rules that apply to Thronehold. I was actualy considering calling it the Dreadnaught Thronehold.

I also came up with the idea that becasue of how huge this ship will be it can't dock at normal airship docks so it basicly has the Eberron equivelent of dropships. These are basicly elemental ground carts infused with a featherfall effect.

polt

Jul 21, 2009 10:12:48

All of the Five Nations would join. Zilargo would join. Droaam and Darguun would want to join, but may or may not be allowed (it is 10 years after the last war though).

Lhazaar might join if the nation has become more organized, under a pirate king for example.
Cyre, if they had their own nation now would join. Althought it would be interesting to have the Cyrans wanting to join, but not being allowed as they do not have a nation atm.