Wait, Rina? Why would she empathize with Rina? Saenena is more highborn than Viserys. Wouldn't Rina just be seen as a mongrel mage of a barbarian realm?I would suggest we don't leave her too long. This is the sort of territory that requires so degree of intervention ala Rina.
*cracks knuckles*
the population growth chart achieving orbit, wont cause unfixable issues in this world, this is not a finite world like the real world, we can expand endlessly into the planes, and once we conquer the Underdark, we will have access to crops that don't need light, meaning we can dig endless tunnel systems where people farm.The way I see it, there are too issues:
1) The Megacorp owners.
2) The population growth chart achieving orbit.
You can fix the first with economic policy, but the latter wil generate simply unfixeable issues if it's not curtailed.
Wait, Rina? Why would she empathize with Rina? Saenena is more highborn than Viserys. Wouldn't Rina just be seen as a mongrel mage of a barbarian realm?
Ah, sorry. I thought you intended to use Rina for the intervention and got a bit worried.You're missing what I'm saying entirely. She needs intervention like Rina did, on some level.
I don't follow. What's this in reference to?
Your looking for Hydroponics - Wikipediathe population growth chart achieving orbit, wont cause unfixable issues in this world, this is not a finite world like the real world, we can expand endlessly into the planes, and once we conquer the Underdark, we will have access to crops that don't need light, meaning we can dig endless tunnel systems where people farm.
It causes issue because we cannot possibly have the opportunities available to the people match up the population growth, and people want more than subsistence, especially as standards of living rise.the population growth chart achieving orbit, wont cause unfixable issues in this world, this is not a finite world like the real world, we can expand endlessly into the planes, and once we conquer the Underdark, we will have access to crops that don't need light, meaning we can dig endless tunnel systems where people farm.
Besides what Snowfire said, Viserys is higher born than Saenena. Viserys is the patriach of House Targaryen. The only person higher born than him in Valyria, strictly speaking, would be one of the three ruling patriarchs.Wait, Rina? Why would she empathize with Rina? Saenena is more highborn than Viserys. Wouldn't Rina just be seen as a mongrel mage of a barbarian realm?
Ah, sorry. I thought you intended to use Rina for the intervention and got a bit worried.
As long as we can dumping people in the elemental planes we should be able to out this off until we get functional space travel.It causes issue because we cannot possibly have the opportunities available to the people match up the population growth, and people want more than subsistence, especially as standards of living
No? House Targaryen was pretty low in the hierarchy of the Forty Families. Their status lowered even more when they fled Valyria entirely to some remote outpost at the edge of the Sunset Kingdoms.Besides what Snowfire said, Viserys is higher born than Saenena. Viserys is the patriach of House Targaryen. The only person higher born than him in Valyria, strictly speaking, would be one of the three ruling patriarchs.
The highest honor the head of House Targaryen gets in Valyria is being named Archon of Dragonstone. Basically just a military position to be used in emergencies."I thank you... Excellence," she finally settles upon granting you an archon's position in her own mind, where before she had only called you Wisdom, as one might any sorcerer of note.
But I don't think her position at birth was higher, IIRC.No? House Targaryen was pretty low in the hierarchy of the Forty Families. Their status lowered even more when they fled Valyria entirely to some remote outpost at the edge of the Sunset Kingdoms.
Saenena, on the other hand, was a member of the ruling family of a major city on the Valyrian peninsula. That's massively above us in status.
We see that attitude here:
The highest honor the head of House Targaryen gets in Valyria is being named Archon of Dragonstone. Basically just a military position to be used in emergencies.
Now, if we go by the modern world we're absolutely more important than her. But she's probably still clinging to the old hierarchies.
No?Besides what Snowfire said, Viserys is higher born than Saenena. Viserys is the patriach of House Targaryen. The only person higher born than him in Valyria, strictly speaking, would be one of the three ruling patriarchs.
I got the impression she wasn't from one of the 40. Also, higher born. She wasn't born the Aedil's wife, nor was the Aedil born to his position.No?
He's the head of a house.
As she is now.
And hers was propably higher up back than, since her husband ruled a major city in Valyrian heartland.
Ah, I don't think it'll be that much of a problem, honestly. We can have town criers read them aloud for us, and we're making strides in public education too.@Duesal most people can't read. Rendering pamphlets ineffective. Sadly.
While Malarys may not have been a member of the Forty, I am downright positive that Saenena was. I'm also positive that her house was higher than the Targs, as was the house that she married into. Heck, I'm pretty sure she just married her brother or something. That was Valyria, after all.But I don't think her position at birth was higher, IIRC.
And they fell from grace pretty hard after their exile, but they were still head and shoulder above the average dragon-riding nobility of Valyria. At least in pedigree.
It would seem supremely odd to me if someone not of the Forty ruled a major city on the Valyrian peninsula. That kind of power isn't just handed out.I got the impression she wasn't from one of the 40. Also, higher born. She wasn't born the Aedil's wife, nor was the Aedil born to his position.
@DragonParadox as TNE pointed out, wouldn't making it clear what credentials look like/or identification for accredited mages be easier, harder to forge, than trying to educate people beyond basic fundamentals with literacy like it is at present?
No, but the fact that he did become Aedil in a major inner-Valyrian city kinda hints that he was born among the 40.I got the impression she wasn't from one of the 40. Also, higher born. She wasn't born the Aedil's wife, nor was the Aedil born to his position.
@DragonParadox - do the transitive planes (shadow/ether/astral) connect to anything in the prime material plane (so, all planets etc. that there might be) or only 'around' Planetos?
@DragonParadox - do the transitive planes (shadow/ether/astral) connect to anything in the prime material plane (so, all planets etc. that there might be) or only 'around' Planetos?
Yeah except that hydroponics still need light, Underdark plants don't, which make them much simpler to grow deep underground.
We have an endless emergency industry, raising large amount of lifestock to sacrifice to Yss, Yss take animal sacrifice, and he reward people who sacrifice to him, so farming way more crops than you need, and raising animals you sell to people wanting to sacrifice to Yss for a boon, is a valid industry, and there will always be a market for more animals to sacrifice.It causes issue because we cannot possibly have the opportunities available to the people match up the population growth, and people want more than subsistence, especially as standards of living rise.
@DragonParadox, would you mind clarifying if Saenena is a member of the Forty Families or not?
@DragonParadox ...? Why can't we have clearance handed out by officials for non-accredited mages to perform certain minor rituals, accreditation that is even more difficult to falsify since records of it being handed out will be available?