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Every single time I use a map, the fight slows down. I think there were several reasons for this: Unlike the yeth fights - which took almost an entire session twice - or the Lord of Spite fight (two complete sessions), this one took maybe 20 minutes, tops. We had a fight last session between a half-dozen Demons from Between the Stars and the party. I'm sure he has a great explanation for the seeming contradictions inherent in Wizard Court. Since the Barcas and Barcidia are largely defined by the highly amusing comments of the player who plays all of them (Hannibal, Hasdrubel, Ahenobarbus, maybe others I'm forgetting), we don't want to wall off his explanation.

I cut off the discussion, though - the way our game works, what's defined is usually true. He claimed that would really change Wizard Court.

I said that wasn't likely, as we've seen that most wizards and every Barca is a self-centered self-important individualist. During it, Wyatt's player suggested that in Barcidia some wizards get forced to specialize in ways that make military sense for the city. We had a post-game discussion about magic rules and ways to change them. I had just added his picture to the Gazeteer earlier the same day. "You have to be a construct to be King of Cornwood." Good to know! That's the first Constructocracy I'd heard of. Anyway, I put them down in my notes as "moonsword."Īldwyn revealed that the king of Cornwood, King Titanius Anglesmith, is in fact a construct of some kind. Last time someone, I don't remember who, refered to the green meteoric sword found by a gate as a "moon sword" or "moon gate sword." They'd found the sword next to a gate they referred to as a "moon gate." Are they right? Maybe.