Editing LetsBuild5e:Questions

==Currently voting==

===History and Mythology===

'''What legendary artefacts are believed to exist?'''

1: The Bronze Arms of Kuhetzib<br />
2: The Seat of Power<br />
3: The Ark of the Dwarf-Maps<br />
4: The Halfling Cornucopia<br />
5: The Elven Compass<br />
6: The Tome of Enkram<br />
7: The Sacred Treasure of the Dragonborn<br />
8: The Bardic Conch of Heroes<br />
9: The Girdle of the Trickster<br />
10: The Chalice of the Healer<br />
11: The First Law<br />
12: The First Lie<br />
13: The First Tomb<br />
14: The First Wine (or a recipe for it)<br />
15: The First Song<br />
16: The First Book<br />
17: The First Treasure<br />

===Geography===

'''What is the state of seafaring and maritime trade?'''

1: There is only riverine and coastal traffic. No-one even crosses the Inner Sea directly without some urgent purpose.<br />
2: The elves and the wayehi-speakers have limited high seas capacity; lands further around the Inner Sea are known primarily from seafaring.<br />
3: All coastal nations have some high seas capacity; a number of other lands, separate from the main continent, are known and visited.<br />
4: Most of this side of the world is known, mapped, and visited by seafarers. Only the dreaded waters towards the edge of the world are shunned.<br />
5: As 4, but the elves also have a credible, if untested, plan to cross the edge.<br />

===Politics and Society===

'''Who, in theory, is the ruler of the orc kingdom of Brugo?'''

1: A descendant of the pre-imperial lords of Brugo.<br />
2: Someone who claims to be descended from Kuhetzib the Conqueror, but is not believed outside Brugo.<br />
3: A descendant of one of Kuhetzib's generals.<br />
4: A member of a family that has risen to prominence more recently.<br />

'''And in practice, who runs Brugo?'''

1: The monarch, an adult orc.<br />
2: A single regent, in the name of an infant ruler.<br />
3: A regency council, in the name of an infant ruler.<br />
4: A royal steward, as the actual heir has been missing for a long time.<br />
5: A chancellor, consort, or other senior court member, for a ruler who takes no interest in matters of state.<br />
6: The court wizard, the senior local representative of a rival mage guild to the one which was overthrown in Gartihann, who manipulates the monarch.<br />
7: Autonomous tribal chiefs run their own tribes with varying degrees of settlement or wildness; the High Monarch is essentially a figurehead.<br />
8: No-one much is in charge; individual clans mind their own business, and the title of monarch has all but withered away since the empire fell.<br />

===Miscellaneous===

'''What is the status of the undead in Axalvo?'''

1: Despite legends, undead are very rare in practice.<br />
2: Mindless undead are seen as tragic; free-willed undead are scarce.<br />
3: Mindless undead are seen as equivalent to vermin; free-willed undead are seen as tragic.<br />
4: Mindless undead are seen as potential foot-soldiers for fiends and the like; free-willed undead exert secret political power.<br />
5: Small enclaves of undead mark battlefields and mass graves; such places are shunned as major hazards.<br />
6: Undead are generally rare; the appearance of large numbers of them is taken as a bad omen, provoking fears of a new flip.<br />
7: Undead are seen as divine punishment, with mindless undead being punishment on the living for failure to perform religious duties, and free-willed undead as being punished for their own misdeeds in life.<br />
8: Undead are rare except in legendary cursed locations, with specific tales explaining their presence.<br />

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==Open for discussion==

===History and Mythology===

'''What is the role of priests during worship?'''

1: They impersonate the gods<br />
2: They represent the worshippers<br />
3: They act as bridges between the mortal world and the divine<br />
4: The lead the worshippers to encounter the divine personally<br />
5: They act as mere servants, manipulating sacred objects on behalf of the worshippers<br />

===Geography===

'''What is the scale of the continent?'''

1: The plateau of Axalvo is a small part of a vast Afro-Eurasia-like landmass spanning the whole light side of the world; the Inner Sea is properly landlocked.<br />
2: The plateau is part of a huge, Eurasia-sized landmass dominating the light side; the Inner Sea is above mean sea level and drains to the ocean by a navigable river.<br />
3: The plateau is part of a substantial, Africa-sized landmass which might be the largest on this side, or one of two of similar size; the Inner Sea is linked to the ocean by a series of narrow straits.<br />
4: The plateau is part of a South-America-sized landmass which probably has at least one peer on this side; the Inner Sea is linked to the ocean by a single narrow strait.<br />
5: The plateau is part of a Europe-sized landmass which is probably not the largest on this side; the Inner Sea has a fairly wide opening to the ocean.<br />
6: The plateau, the Steppe and Taiga, the Desert of Sphinxes, the Basin Province, and the land of the Wayehi-speakers constitute pretty much the whole continent; the Inner Sea's outer edge is flanked only by narrow peninsulas.<br />

===Politics and Society===

'''Do Gartihann and Brugo have neighbouring states immediately to the east, or is there a wilderness?'''

1: Two or three nations of similar size lie right beyond the hills.<br />
2: A small and fragile state borders the part of Gartihann beyond the hills; the rest is wilderness.<br />
3: There's a day's ride of wilderness before the next settled land is reached.<br />
4: There are no nations there, but there are some settled 'free people'.<br />
5: There are no nations as such, but there are settled lands controlled by monasteries and other individual holdings.<br />

===Miscellaneous===

'''What's under Vikreng?'''

(Several of these might be true.)

1: The water-table is close to the surface; since the aqueduct has been out of order, sinking new wells has been easy.<br />
2: There's a badly-maintained sewer system dating from the imperial era.<br />
3: There are overfilled catacombs, where the dead were buried before the cemetery opened during the magocracy.<br />
4: There are vaults, dug by the mages for some unspecified emergency and never used.<br />
5: There's a handful of secret passages linking specific buildings, mostly dating from the late imperial era.<br />

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==Coming soon==

===History and Mythology===

===Geography===

'''Does the Imperial road network still exist?'''

===Politics and Society===

===Miscellaneous===


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