“Good! The Adventurers are setting off
now. Once they discover something, a new part of the map will be revealed, and
you’ll be able to build there.”
“Now that your town’s growing in size,
you may want to consider using Quarters.”
“From here, you can add warehouses and
tell the trade cart whether it should pick up or drop off a certain resource,
and how much. You can assign names to routes to make them easier for you to
remember what they do. I know I forget things these days…” [morose tone]
About
· Human noble
· Male
· Mid-40’s. Voted in as advisor by his people several years ago
· Calming influence on the group – fairly laid back.
· A little too laid back about some things in terms of politics and social matters – just willing to accept things as the way they are as they are the ‘will’ of the Gods and Goddesses.
· Firm believer in justice being done, but only when it suits humans and paints them in a positive light.
· Eager to cover things up if necessary and pin the blame on someone else to protect the interests of his people and himself.
· Quite sociable – often hosts events and parties at his house to boost his social status and make himself look good in the eyes of other nobles – very much about appearances.
· Doesn’t like to get his hands dirty but will if it makes him look good
· Middle ground decision making. Thinks before he speaks, is quick to make decisions but thinks them through first.
Appearance
· Medium height and build (not very muscular as doesn’t work particularly hard)
· Early-mid 50’s
· Brown hair that is starting to go grey in places
· Blue eyes
· Slightly tanned skin from enjoying time socialising with other nobles in the grounds of his mansion
· Dresses very well to the point of being over the top – bright colours, expensive fabrics, artistic flair etc.
· Tries to imitate the Elves in a way – tries to be elegant and poised in the way he walks and talks.
“Remember, resources keep everything
running. Keep an eye out for what you and your people need. Before you go on, I
suggest you put down a lumberyard or two, so you can keep building.”
“Your settlement’s off to a good start,
but now it’s time to start branching out.” [uplifting, almost cheerful]
“At a tavern, you can pay
Adventurers to venture forth and explore. Or, failing that, you can spend the
rest of the afternoon there yourself!” [laughing]
About
[apprehensive, sarcastic tone] “So,
you’re the one who’s going to sort out all of our problems? Ha! There’s a lot
resting on your shoulders. There’s a lot of us in this new world, and not much
for us.”
“It doesn’t look like your
finances are doing too well. See how its red up there? That means you’re losing
more than you’re making. Just how do
you intend to fix that?” [snooty, stuck-up]
“You can get more information in the
‘City Status’ menu down at the bottom right.”
About
“Since you’ve got two warehouses, you
need to keep something in mind about how they work.”
“You may still be getting the hang of
building, but you’ve certainly got a talent for finding things! That’s some
gold. Gold is used to create high end amenities for your wealthy citizens.”
[encouraging]
“Good, now place it.
As time goes on, you’ll want to place more. Your first Warehouse has some
resources to get you started, thankfully!” [hopeful, excitable tone]
A narrator for a 90 second long Animation. The Animation serves as the introduction to an upcoming Medieval High Fantasy City Builder Game.
The Humans. Sturdy, determined, homely, the life-blood of trade [someone stumbles out of tavern, drink in hand][small sigh, resigned tone] depending on when the tavern opens
[Animation takes a darker tone here at the mid point] In time, hostilities deepened, and the kingdoms collided, warring until Talam fell to its knees, nothing more than a desolate wasteland
[Uplifting, filled with hope for the future] To mend the bonds broken by greed and malice, they must unite to build a civilisation in the distant kingdom, or risk destroying themselves once more. A new day is dawning. A new era has begun.
