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Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - Thomas - 03-20-2026

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RE: Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - Thomas - 03-21-2026

At this point, I think I've addressed most of the aspects of the new nation. The big one that continues to be a headache to even think about is the economy. Sometimes I wonder...do I REALLY need to show all the gory details of that? Or is it enough to lay out some simple things and then not worry about all those details.

I'll figure it out, but first there are some loose ends to be tied up, which will basically happen from now through about 1225.


RE: Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - QuinnyWA - 03-21-2026

(03-21-2026, 11:29 AM)Thomas Wrote: At this point, I think I've addressed most of the aspects of the new nation.  The big one that continues to be a headache to even think about is the economy.  Sometimes I wonder...do I REALLY need to show all the gory details of that?  Or is it enough to lay out some simple things and then not worry about all those details.

I'll figure it out, but first there are some loose ends to be tied up, which will basically happen from now through about 1225.
I took me two sittings to get through that huge update. I think it was a good update in terms of where things are at but I did miss the character interactions. I don't think we need details of the economy unless there's a story there.


RE: Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - Thomas - 03-21-2026

I tend to agree.  And there will be plenty of character interactions in the next episodes.  I just have to do (what I'm now calling) a "Bright Lands update" episode every so often.  I actually can't wait until the region has advanced and is more stable, so that I can shift back to mostly real adventures.  It's just taking a long while - as I knew it would.  And I'm trying not to rush that process...one of the advantages of doing this without monetary considerations is that I can write at whatever pace I want or need.  It's sometimes challenging to balance this with real-life things.


RE: Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - QuinnyWA - 03-22-2026

(03-21-2026, 03:17 PM)Thomas Wrote: I tend to agree.  And there will be plenty of character interactions in the next episodes.  I just have to do (what I'm now calling) a "Bright Lands update" episode every so often.  I actually can't wait until the region has advanced and is more stable, so that I can shift back to mostly real adventures.  It's just taking a long while - as I knew it would.  And I'm trying not to rush that process...one of the advantages of doing this without monetary considerations is that I can write at whatever pace I want or need.  It's sometimes challenging to balance this with real-life things.

I can completely understand where real-life things take precedence and I really appreciate the fact these stories are still around after 30+ years. I like your pacing and the thought of showing us the building of a new country. It's amazing! Definitely do not rush it.


RE: Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - Gri'shak - 03-23-2026

(03-22-2026, 03:41 PM)QuinnyWA Wrote:
(03-21-2026, 03:17 PM)Thomas Wrote: I tend to agree.  And there will be plenty of character interactions in the next episodes.  I just have to do (what I'm now calling) a "Bright Lands update" episode every so often.  I actually can't wait until the region has advanced and is more stable, so that I can shift back to mostly real adventures.  It's just taking a long while - as I knew it would.  And I'm trying not to rush that process...one of the advantages of doing this without monetary considerations is that I can write at whatever pace I want or need.  It's sometimes challenging to balance this with real-life things.

I can completely understand where real-life things take precedence and I really appreciate the fact these stories are still around after 30+ years. I like your pacing and the thought of showing us the building of a new country. It's amazing! Definitely do not rush it.

It's going to be so much fun seeing how Peldor will react to the thieves, freeloaders and never-do-wells that will enter the region. All those soldiers are not a police force. They  are for protection of the lands and people, not for petty crimes (and may be or become corrupt). Any jail that will be build, will probably have to be very sturdy, seeing all the magic in the world. Money isn't an issue yet, but may become one if the greatest heist in history happens there. At the very least this will give content and stories for many years to come!


RE: Chapter #1201: Forging of a Nation - Thomas - 03-25-2026

Yep, i'm still working through all that. One extreme would be that there's a list of offenses posted, and if you commit one then you're out - expelled from the region. That would be simple and efficient, although difficult to enforce. I'll figure this out in time.