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Started by Sabrier, June 01, 2011, 04:32:13 PM

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Sabrier

So I've just started a new character in Barca, and I'm curious about how people roleplay the various climates throughout Dwilight. It seems like people feel that the Marwood is almost more of a jungle, so I would imagine it and the surrounding area are quite hot? How far would this extend, e.g., would it be fair to say that slowed travel times in the Maroccidental "winter" are actually due to it being monsoon season or something like that?

Geronus

Quote from: Sabrier on June 01, 2011, 04:32:13 PM
How far would this extend, e.g., would it be fair to say that slowed travel times in the Maroccidental "winter" are actually due to it being monsoon season or something like that?

That sounds quite reasonable to me.

In the north we do not do a lot of RP around the climate; I think it is generally accepted that the north is colder, with a standard four season rotation that includes hot summers and cold winters with snow and ice.

Shizzle

I've always had difficulties with roleplaying the weather...

Nosferatus

The south is sub tropical, the area around marwood will thus feel very hot, the woods will keep the air very mousty. coastal areas and hill stations will be lovely in the south, nice, windy and cool.
Keep in mind that mountains block air streams and thus (rain) clouds.

Also, the inner sea is probably more warm then the outer sea, and if there is a circular stream of hot and cold waters in it, one side of the continent could be warmer than the other.
Waves are also bigger in the ocean instead of the inner seas and straights connecting the outer with the inner sea, could be quite rough and possible dangerous.

In Madina we also roleplay a monsoon period during the winter coming from somewhere east, passing slowly over the isle, turning it into one big muddy !@#$ hole.
Formerly playing the Nosferatus and Bhrantan Family.
Currently playing the Polytus Family in: Gotland, Madina, Astrum, Outer Tilog

Shizzle


Perth

Quote from: Sabrier on June 01, 2011, 04:32:13 PM
would it be fair to say that slowed travel times in the Maroccidental "winter" are actually due to it being monsoon season or something like that?

This has been a fairly accepted idea in Terran for a while now.
"A tale is but half told when only one person tells it." - The Saga of Grettir the Strong
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Laurens88

Quote from: Shizzle on June 01, 2011, 10:08:49 PM
Haha :)

You won' laugh when you see our travel times  >:( lolz ;)

Shizzle

Quote from: Laurens88 on June 02, 2011, 12:30:14 PM
You won' laugh when you see our travel times  >:( lolz ;)

Haha :D

songqu88@gmail.com

What, you guys have 60+ hour travel times in winter?

Nosferatus

Quote from: Artemesia on June 02, 2011, 02:34:47 PM
What, you guys have 60+ hour travel times in winter?

no, but almost everything takes at-least 2 turns.
Plus your boots are all heavy...
Formerly playing the Nosferatus and Bhrantan Family.
Currently playing the Polytus Family in: Gotland, Madina, Astrum, Outer Tilog

egamma

Quote from: Artemesia on June 02, 2011, 02:34:47 PM
What, you guys have 60+ hour travel times in winter?

I have a 56 hour travel time from Paisly to Madina with 8 caravans. In summer.

songqu88@gmail.com

Sea route. Blame your extra weight. Release some ballast already. Like your obese scribe.

vonGenf

Same route, I had 63 hours with a priest and no unit. It's not the scribe's fault....
After all it's a roleplaying game.

songqu88@gmail.com

Nope, it's YOUR fault that time  ;D

Nosferatus

Quote from: vonGenf on June 20, 2011, 03:25:58 PM
Same route, I had 63 hours with a priest and no unit. It's not the scribe's fault....

Don't hang around Madina to long or you'll end up like mr obese abbot. ;)
Formerly playing the Nosferatus and Bhrantan Family.
Currently playing the Polytus Family in: Gotland, Madina, Astrum, Outer Tilog