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Re: The Rhola and the Toli: the Battle for Jeklea Bay (Score: 1)
by Woesinger on Wed, September 21, 2005
(User Info | Send a Message) | Actually - if the Toli were occupying the settlements on the other side
of Adlerweg, a Keoish client state set up to counterviel the Toli would
work - and explain the construction of Adlerweg. Of course, the state
could have already have been there and weighed in with Malv against
what must have been a common enemy.
The problem with the Sentinel and the Gauntlet for me has always been -
why create two artifacts (not magic items - artifacts!) to
guard/destroy a seemingly innocuous keep in a seemingly unimportant
hayseed backwater?
And where do these hayseeds get the juju to whip up a couple of artifacts just like that?
It makes me think that there's more to Berghof than meets the eye.
That's why I pitch it towards having some Firstcomers or post-Rain
refugees fetching up there, perhaps with some lore salvaged from the
fall of the Imperium.
I have less of an issue with the Germanic names as being Suel. Just look at Duke Karll of Urnst. :)
Equally, Flan natives mixing (one way or another) with a hodge podge of
Oerids and Suel incomers doesn't trouble me overly. Berghof is a
perfect quiet corner to back yourself into - so it's likely that
a mix of folk fetched up there looking for refuge.
As for the "Grand Duchy" - well, any man can call himself an emperor, a
king or a grand duke. The trick having the strength to back up the
title.
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