SHAMELESSLY STEALING IDEAS FROM HEDGE

[twin-fans.livejournal.com]

Fleischheim. It's a bustling medieval metropolis, possibly a port or trade city of some kind, surrounded by massive walls. In the center is a fortress, the home of the ruling authority of the land. It's an old-tech place, one where people who claim to have magic are believed, for they may or may not be telling the truth, alchemists yearn to transmute lead into gold, and guards in chain mail and knights in plate keep the peace.

Your characters are now in this place, as visitors or citizens. If they're not human, they are now. If they're superhuman, then they're merely the stuff of legends here, be it through skills or amazing physical prowess.

Go.

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[twin-fans.livejournal.com]

Kazami's much slower on the drinking. And the wenching. Perhaps because he's not in a hurry for any parties.

"This place will love you, too. Provided you keep the coppers flowing." He grins and salutes his fellow knight (Not of his brotherhood, but why be picky in a place like this?) with his flagon.

[proffesorcrisis.livejournal.com]

The barkeep recognizes Isaac immediately as he parks himself on one of the stools. He's in a good mood, having gotten an advance on his commission from the local prince. "Ho! A round of the cheap stuff for everyone at the bar and your bitterest lager for me, Gurney!" He says before plinking two silvers down onto the bar.

[governorkang]

Kang Dae Soung was an indentured servant from a foreign nation who'd served long enough in the army to earn his freedom dues. He'd been offered a promotion from commander to general due to quick thinking that had turned the tide in a major battle against an invading force, but had declined; he'd retired from the military and chosen a life as a tactical advisor for the current leader of the army instead

Even politicians made visits to taverns every now and then, though. Most of the time, his wife (a fellow former indentured servant) joined him, but she'd recently given birth to their first child.

"It's busy tonight. Wonder what the occasion is."