Faq, Airship and Housing Info

Absolutely, the prices are listed. A mechanic, crew, and ranks in Sailor are needed to fly and keep the air ship working.

2. Is there bodies of water around Genesis?
There is one body of water on the continent of Eden. Crystal Lake, named such because of it's crystal clear waters. It's about two hours west of Genesis. No fish or sea creatures live here.

3. Is there a food shortage?
Yes. Since Eden is the smallest continent it actually has the least amount of food. However the grove makes 90% of food for the city of Genesis, but they ration it based on Family size, and other factors, and deliver it to the city once a week. However water is readily available at four gargantuan collectors in the cities. People are free to take as much as they want. For a detailed explanation on food. Please send a PM to DM: Corrupted.

4. Are there Were Creatures?
Yes, in fact the grove is led by two Lycanthropes and a shifter. This also adds for the general hatred of the grove.

5. Can PC's join the grove?
Absolutely. Only wilderness types are able to join. (Scout, Barbarian, Druid and such) They must swear an oath to forsake the city life.

6. Can PC's own a farm and sell their goods independent from the grove?
Yes. However they need permission from the grove to do so. Any independently owned farm is able to do what they wish with their crops. If you are interested in starting a farm, Contact DM: Corrupted.

7. Do Dragons Exist?
Yes. However one hasn't been spotted for hundreds of years, so people think they are legends.

8. Is being evil against the law?
No. You can openly be evil, such as serving a evil deity. However that will not stop guards from hassling you if you are involved in something. Also i you are caught being evil you will get arrested.

9. Are slaves allowed in Genesis?
Yes. Slaves brought in to be sold are allowed, as well as criminals are sometimes made into slaves.

10. What lives in the taint lands?
On the surface of the world, also known as the taint lands few untainted communities exist, however two do. Fey lands are naturally Resistant to the taint, and the more "oriental" country is resistant due to the large deposits of jade they have around their country.

11. Do people ever go to the taint lands?
Yes. Once a month an expedition goes to find any proof of the taint being curable. Or cleansed. After their visit they are put into a decontamination area and their goods brought back carefully examined. Another way to go to the taint lands is to get thrown over the edge of the city for committing a crime.

12. Can Pc's go on the expedition?
Yes.

13. Are undead legal to have in the city?
Yes, with a permit. You must also have a badge showing you to be a necromancer, and your undead must wear a collar with your symbol upon it.

Low-Town: Being the worst off part of the city, low-town is home to many of the city's homeless and poor people. As such houses built in this part of town are poorly built, and burn very quickly. Plumbing is not available for private homes in this part of the city as well, leading most people to dump their waste over the side of the city, or simply, into the streets. The limits for buildings in low town are a small house. Any Components added to the house (From the stronghold builders guide) costs double.

Mid-Town: This is where most of the citizens of the city live. The houses are made from stone with thatched roofs. Plumbing is available here, and the streets are paved with cobble stones. Shops are not available in this area. Only homes, the city's boarding house, and inns are allowed to have a place here. A small house is available to be bought here, and plumbing is optional. Components are allowed at regular price up to 4 ss, any more than that costs double and requires a permit from the council due to limited space in the city.

Noble District: This is the best, most expensive part of the city. The houses here are very large, housing noble families. All buildings here must be approved by the council. Plumbing is available here, and the only houses allowed are grand houses. Components being added always cost triple the base price and must also be approved.

Market District: This part of town is where the majority of the shops ran by citizens are built. There are different sized lots available depending on the size of the shop. Stalls, Wagons, and even buildings are available. Most people rent out shop spaces, with a select few buying a space from city hall. All people must have a permit to sell within the market district. Any shops built must get approval from the city hall.

Temple District: The temple district is a beautiful section of the city that houses all the major places of worship. Only temples and chapels are allowed to be built in this area.

Guild District: The guild district is not overly flashy, having stone buildings would thatched roofs in most cases. Only guild buildings can be built here.

Dockyard: The dockyard is perhaps the most cramped area in the city. Thus permits for docking, and building are needed. Small houses with plumbing are allowed, as well as small businesses. All buildings must be approved by city hall.

Please Note:
-Ranks in Sailor are need to Captain the Air Ship
-Mechanics are needed to keep the ship in running condition
 Keel Air-Ship
Price: 3,750GP
Crew: Watch 2, 8 Rowers\*, 1 Mechanic
Siege weapons: Not Available

Description: A Keel Air-ship is the smallest available air ship. It requires a crew of eleven (11) people. Eight (8) rowers, two (2) watchers, and one mechanic. It greatly resembles a blimp, the balloon is maintained and directed much like the balloon of a hot air balloon. It is what determines the height of the vehicle. The rowers use small, special, fans to determine the direction the ship travels as well as the speed.
* Fans are used in place of oars to determine direction

Caravel Air-Ship
Price: 12,500GP
Crew: Watch 7
Siege Weapons: 2 Light and 1 Heavy\*
* Two light weapons can go on one heavy mounting.