Re: Living sphere project & RPGA

Abbadon the Dark Angel of Morning wrote:

> Oh, I think this figure's pretty close. I guess the feeling I hope will be
> offered is that the journey would be long enough, even given a skilled
> navigator who knew pretty much where he was going & had taken minute
> precautions, that the resources of a ship's air envelope, and food carrying
> capacity, under the best circumstances, would still be tested.

        That's pretty much my thoughs:)

> Thus, any
> encounter or mistake in the phlo would mean the crew were put in danger, by
> the simple fact of how far they were from, well, anywhere. As it was in the
> years when the simple journey across the pond was a hazard in itself [too
> bad we have no hurricaines in space]. That would make it truely more of a
> frontier, far enough from 'civilized' space that you have to survive by wits
> & strength.
>
        That works.  BTW: By 'Imperial' I mean a homeworld roughly equal to
Ginsel in terms of population and resources.  Enough for some nice
Imperilistic nations but not as extensive as Oerth or Toril:)

> Ah! Perhaps the openning of the frontier, post-Unhuman-war sphere allows
> sudden access to this cluster that was previosuly closed as well? An errant
> flow river that suddenly reconnected?
>
        Guess so.

> Good enough! When do we continue? :)

        Next step might be to set up a website.  Right now we've got a couple
of documents floating around.  We need to get them all into one place
and start editing them and making them ready for the living campaign.
Anyone want to volunteer?
--
Adam Miller