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This is purely hypothetical, since I doubt that lion head will bother with a BW3+4+5, but what do you think will happen in them?
Here are my ideas.
BW3 - Middle ages. 1000AD - 1400AD.
As your people rely on more technology, they believe in you less. When you take over a race, you get technology - e.g. Gunpowder, steel, astronomy. They help your people move out of the dark ages and get more powerful, but it also turns them into atheists. you have a "belief" rating that has to stay above a certain level otherwise your people will do things for themselves, e.g. attack cities, build, make disciples etc. you can make disciple priests to make them believe in you or start holy wars.
Races -
Normans
Arabs
Mongols
The French
Byzantine (Greek ancestors)
Barbarians (have no homeland but attack you.)
BW4 - renaissance. 1400 - 1600AD
People are more likely to trust in technology than you. You can’t tell armies where to go, you can’t build, but you can influence people’s decisions, e.g. "go to war!" or "breed!” You can’t pick people up or throw them without a significant charge of mana. People create small amounts of mana but you need a lot to do anything significant.
Races -
England
Zulus
Ottoman Empire
China
America
Russia
BW5 - modern day. 1900 - 2000
You are a person. You can travel around in the real world, and you can influence people to behave the way you want - but if you act like a god and use your powers people think that you are a weirdo and ignore you. You can talk to people by typing things in and saying them. It is more about dealing with people one to one. Your conscience take the form of two real people and your creature is quite small and average – like a dog or a monkey. You as a god keep going around saying “I must reclaim the people who deserted and forgot me.” If you are an evil god, you can encourage terrorists and attack anyone who disagrees with your “religion” (you are a god, remember.) and if you are good then you can influence people’s behaviour by appearing and disappearing, putting people to the test to see if they are not sinners.
does this sound good? feel free to addd your own comments or post your own ideas.
Here are my ideas.
BW3 - Middle ages. 1000AD - 1400AD.
As your people rely on more technology, they believe in you less. When you take over a race, you get technology - e.g. Gunpowder, steel, astronomy. They help your people move out of the dark ages and get more powerful, but it also turns them into atheists. you have a "belief" rating that has to stay above a certain level otherwise your people will do things for themselves, e.g. attack cities, build, make disciples etc. you can make disciple priests to make them believe in you or start holy wars.
Races -
Normans
Arabs
Mongols
The French
Byzantine (Greek ancestors)
Barbarians (have no homeland but attack you.)
BW4 - renaissance. 1400 - 1600AD
People are more likely to trust in technology than you. You can’t tell armies where to go, you can’t build, but you can influence people’s decisions, e.g. "go to war!" or "breed!” You can’t pick people up or throw them without a significant charge of mana. People create small amounts of mana but you need a lot to do anything significant.
Races -
England
Zulus
Ottoman Empire
China
America
Russia
BW5 - modern day. 1900 - 2000
You are a person. You can travel around in the real world, and you can influence people to behave the way you want - but if you act like a god and use your powers people think that you are a weirdo and ignore you. You can talk to people by typing things in and saying them. It is more about dealing with people one to one. Your conscience take the form of two real people and your creature is quite small and average – like a dog or a monkey. You as a god keep going around saying “I must reclaim the people who deserted and forgot me.” If you are an evil god, you can encourage terrorists and attack anyone who disagrees with your “religion” (you are a god, remember.) and if you are good then you can influence people’s behaviour by appearing and disappearing, putting people to the test to see if they are not sinners.
does this sound good? feel free to addd your own comments or post your own ideas.
