captainhedges
04-02-2013, 11:27 PM
On Your website you have the following as separate entry's however in the Blood & Lust (CHA2711) supplement on pg 79 under key places you has listed under key places you had listed I put this at the bottom
Essex [Logres]
Culture/Religion: Cymric/British Christian
Essex used to be the Cymric land of Caer Colun until it is conquered by the Saxons. Then it is an independent kingdom, East Saxony. Essex is conquered by King Arthur and its lands ruled over by the victors. It provides some Saxon knights in the post-Conquest period.
Places
Maldon is a thriving sea port.
Ipswich is a wealthy fishing and trade city.
Colchester (See own entry)
Rulers
518-528
Ruler: Earl of Essex
Vassal of: Arthur Pendragon
528-563
Ruler: Bleoberis de Ganis, Earl of Essex
Vassal of: Arthur Pendragon
563+
Ruler: King Offa
Vassal of: no one
Colchester, city [Caer Colun/East Saxons/Essex, Logres]
Culture/Religion: see Roman/Roman Christian
Colchester is a great Roman city. It manages to maintain its culture even when ruled by Saxons of Essex, and reasserts itself after Arthur regains it.
Rulers
Colchester is a large city, once the capital of Roman Britain.
start, 485
Ruler: City Council
Vassal of: Count of Saxon Shore
485-518
Ruler: City Council
Vassal of: King of East Saxons
519-565
Ruler: City Council
Vassal of: King Arthur Pendragon
Blood & Lust (CHA2711) supplement on pg 79 under key places you has listed
Colchester (Essex) This City, and large castle is the stronghold of the Earl of Essex. This city was founded by King Cole, a Great hero of old times who is remembered even in modern times as "Old King Cole." Colchester was the capital of Trinovantes tribe before the Romans came, and taken by them for their own provincial capital after conquest of Briton. This city was destroyed by Boudicca, but resettled later by Count Biloberis de Gannis Vassel of King Arthur.
So question is this really you gonna update the website to reflect this or go with what's their just asking mind you?
And were you gonna add the standing army's Like in the main 4th ed Main rule book I have says he has a standing army of 60 Knights and 100 Footmen here in Colchester.
Essex [Logres]
Culture/Religion: Cymric/British Christian
Essex used to be the Cymric land of Caer Colun until it is conquered by the Saxons. Then it is an independent kingdom, East Saxony. Essex is conquered by King Arthur and its lands ruled over by the victors. It provides some Saxon knights in the post-Conquest period.
Places
Maldon is a thriving sea port.
Ipswich is a wealthy fishing and trade city.
Colchester (See own entry)
Rulers
518-528
Ruler: Earl of Essex
Vassal of: Arthur Pendragon
528-563
Ruler: Bleoberis de Ganis, Earl of Essex
Vassal of: Arthur Pendragon
563+
Ruler: King Offa
Vassal of: no one
Colchester, city [Caer Colun/East Saxons/Essex, Logres]
Culture/Religion: see Roman/Roman Christian
Colchester is a great Roman city. It manages to maintain its culture even when ruled by Saxons of Essex, and reasserts itself after Arthur regains it.
Rulers
Colchester is a large city, once the capital of Roman Britain.
start, 485
Ruler: City Council
Vassal of: Count of Saxon Shore
485-518
Ruler: City Council
Vassal of: King of East Saxons
519-565
Ruler: City Council
Vassal of: King Arthur Pendragon
Blood & Lust (CHA2711) supplement on pg 79 under key places you has listed
Colchester (Essex) This City, and large castle is the stronghold of the Earl of Essex. This city was founded by King Cole, a Great hero of old times who is remembered even in modern times as "Old King Cole." Colchester was the capital of Trinovantes tribe before the Romans came, and taken by them for their own provincial capital after conquest of Briton. This city was destroyed by Boudicca, but resettled later by Count Biloberis de Gannis Vassel of King Arthur.
So question is this really you gonna update the website to reflect this or go with what's their just asking mind you?
And were you gonna add the standing army's Like in the main 4th ed Main rule book I have says he has a standing army of 60 Knights and 100 Footmen here in Colchester.