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WilsonTurner said
I was talking about a people who were essentially half-hawk/falcon, half human that lived in the South-West. Where the mountain range create another valley similar to the one that Amaryth is in, except smaller with a smaller lake. I was thinking more of Aerii being a people that had a main capital city nestled at the base of the mountains [up to the summit of the centermost], with them being more mechanical and architectural due to their position. Most Aerii cities being in the mountain tops, connected by bridges and little landing pads for Aeriians to safely land and take off without fearing to hit someone. Bridges and something similar to trolleys and stuff, hanging from cables, stretching across the distances for the transfer of goods. Elevators of sorts to get up from the floor of the valley up to the summit of the main Aerii capital, and stuff. Maybe crossbows, since regular bows wouldn't be ideal for what I'm thinking of their body structure.

Edit: Aeriians themselves being short, maybe 5 feet tall, with two sets of wings, one on the upper back, one on their lower back, with tufts of feathers that fan out during flight to serve as tail feathers, hunched over a little bit [reducing effectiveness with a bow], with a set of humanoid arms, though they are also a bit shorter than regular human arms. Hollow-boned, feathered. Weak in combat, best if they can find a perch and use an Aeriian crossbow on an enemy, though they can't fire while flying. Incompatible with Relics, obviously.


Ah, interesting but I was thinking of avoiding non-human sentient races.
WilsonTurner said
My thought was for the Aerii people, or the bird people, to essentially be the more mechanical type. Not totally steam-power, but elevators and goods transports powered by steam. Both handheld-crossbows and towers that fire very large, anti-seige crossbow bolts. The type that would have to be manned by the larger, stronger humans. Think of a less advanced Dwemer from Skyrim. More of just the elevators and gates and crossbows and pipes.


Anti-siege crossbows? You mean ballista?
Sep said
Question I've been wondering for a while, can relics be used in conjunction with another relic on the same Evoker?


Can one evoker use two relics? Or can the effects of two relics be used on one evoker? Could you give me an example.
I have a problem with being too grounded within the box.
Sep said
Also there is nothing to say there aren't relic that makes someone far more intelligent.

I mean I don't want to go steampunk on y'all but there is a possibility of someone somewhere having such a level of tech.


Well that's interesting.
Ellri said
you have to export the image to a common format like .png, .gif, .jpeg, etc. We personally like using .png.


Alright, thank you. Imgur still doesn't like it, but photobucket seems to be...yeah, photobucket is fine with it.

How does this look?
@Alida, that depends on everyone else's opinion. However, I already see the problems with that.

@Ellri, how do I upload an image edited with gimp to the internet? Imgur doesn't seem to recognize it.
Ellri said
We'd suggest an era before crossbows become all that common, and before any form of gunpowder. If institutions like Knighthoods still exist as armored knights, then crossbows can't be all that widespread, for while a longbow takes years to master sufficiently to take on armored knights, a crossbow takes much less time.


So far it seems like I'm tripping over myself chronologically.
They're not selling evokers to foreigners, they're selling them to each other. You would have to offer something truly remarkable to get one to sell outside of Harra.
Hmmm?
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