A lot of people have trouble visualising the Hisil, or coming up with ideas for how the Shadow representation of an area could appear. This is a thread to help fix that. (I don't recall a thread dealing with this before. If we have one, please point me towards it.)
Here's the game - pick any place that you think is likely to be part of a territory and describe how it appears in the Hisil. Describe what it looks like, what spirits you find there, how they interact, and how they're likely to react to Uratha intruders. (This can be as broad or narrow as you like. A spirit ecology may respond well to Uratha displaying strength, but poorly to those approaching with gifts. The reverse may also be true.)
The idea here is to give STs a resource (much like the 'make me a spirit' thread) they can dip into to quickly populate their pack's territories, or to breath life into an unfamiliar Shadow.If someone posts a location you had ideas for, that's fine. Post your version as well.The more descriptions we have, the better. Also, if someone needs a specific location for their game, call it out here and see who can help fill the gap.
How's that sound? Like fun? Go to it!
Here's the game - pick any place that you think is likely to be part of a territory and describe how it appears in the Hisil. Describe what it looks like, what spirits you find there, how they interact, and how they're likely to react to Uratha intruders. (This can be as broad or narrow as you like. A spirit ecology may respond well to Uratha displaying strength, but poorly to those approaching with gifts. The reverse may also be true.)
The idea here is to give STs a resource (much like the 'make me a spirit' thread) they can dip into to quickly populate their pack's territories, or to breath life into an unfamiliar Shadow.If someone posts a location you had ideas for, that's fine. Post your version as well.The more descriptions we have, the better. Also, if someone needs a specific location for their game, call it out here and see who can help fill the gap.
How's that sound? Like fun? Go to it!

Comment