Monthly Archives: March 2010

Image via Wikipedia Despite what many fantasy games imply, towns are more than just the ubiquitous taverns, inns, weaponsmiths, armorers and magic shops we usually see. Most of a town’s businesses exist to support its own residents, not adventurers, which … Continue reading →

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Posted on 29 March 2010

Image via Wikipedia Below are the major holidays celebrated in Lia Tsashu. Most of them are also celebrated throughout Guang Keshar; others are celebrated primarily by the Seafarers’ Guild. Midwinter’s Day (the Keshari New Year): This two-week celebration is largest … Continue reading →

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Posted on 22 March 2010

Image by Getty Images via Daylife Located a little inland from Kukuri’s western coast, Lia Tsashu (pronounced LEE-a TSA-shoo) is a rarity–a Seafarers’ Guild town located inland. It started as a fishing village, named Tsashu for the river it sat … Continue reading →

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Posted on 15 March 2010

What’s Next?: Lia Tsashu, a Seafarers’ Town

Posted on 10 March 2010 | Leave a comment
With the free adventure done and out the door, I’m starting work on the first actual Guang Keshar project. This is Lia Tsashu, a Seafarers’ Town (yes, the one Malik went to in A Taste of Intrigue). In addition to details of town locations, this supplement will feature:
  • Detailed NPCs with histories, goals, and connections to other PCs.
  • Character webs that show NPC relations at a glance.
  • An interactive town map.
  • A new PC race: the Richichi.
  • Information about the Seafarers’ Guild and their shapeshifting ability.
  • A short adventure set in the town.
  • Plot hooks for further adventures in Lia Tsashu.
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I got hit with the  XP Internet Security 2010 malware program. Two days and six anti-malware programs later, I’ve finally gotten rid of it (knock on wood …). But the whole experience wasn’t a total loss, I guess, since it … Continue reading →

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Posted on 3 March 2010