Can Rome be Built in an Hour? 0 ▲ Hilander RPGs 2 hours ago · 7 min read1423 words · Culture · hide The time is 8:36 PM. Start the clock. I want to take the ancient city found in the Valley of Lune and advance the clock ten years. What has it become? This is a crash test of Fletchwind, volume 1. What do I already know about Lune? It's an ancient city once populated by the elves (now perhaps the neighbors?), and now home to adventurers, clockwork folk, a handful of "dreamless" elves revived after aeons of torment, and probably a few other enterprising sorts. Let's go. We're starting with Richard Markert's article, City Governments. For this, let's see who the top two governments at play are. 1. The Clockwork Parliament Authority: Masked Parliament Mandate: Civic Achievement Agent: Herald Traits: Judicious & Manipulative (From the Warden's Guide, pg. 9 ) Advantages: Alliances, Anonymity, & Beliefs (From the Warden's Guide, pg. 10 ) Agenda: Enforce a new law. Obstacle: Considerable wealth is yet lacking. The clockwork parliament was established in the early days of Lune's rebirth.… Commenting on Bubbles has been removed. Why? If you want to talk about this post, write to the author, use the comments on their blog if it has them, or reply with a "RE:" post on your own blog. Suggestions? feedback@bubbles.town