Editing East March (section)

== Setting: East March ==
The Seven Provinces is a Medieval German-feel setting, with cheery cobbled towns and turreted castles, but bounded by monster-infested walds and mountains. The theurges rule as wise, benevolent (or at least non-predatory) caste of rulers, able to use healing and other helpful magic to tend to their population of well-kept serfs. They have managed to dominate society entirely; other magic-user and fighter classes are subordinate to them; not least because it is only the theurges who can emerge [by breaking the E6 cap] as uber-mortals. <br/>
Fearful of military strife , they depend on the peasantry to form their own easily-dispersed militia. These companies of barely-trained slingers deal with low-level threats. Since the local milita are no match for the likes of ogres, dire animals or other larger monsters,the theurges licence specialist slayers to kill more dangerous monsters.<br/>
Most, perhaps all of the action takes place in one mountainous province, '''East March''', which lies on the eastern borderlands of the known world. East March consists of small villages and a large town, Silver Spires, that nestle close to a large central lake. Mountain valleys run from the lake in all four directions of the compass. A red dragon, Crimsonos, resides in the mountains further to the east of East March. Crimsonos tends not to prey on people but his younger, smaller sister ravages the land, preferring humanfolk as fodder. 
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'''Currency:''' <br/>
*'Coppers'= 1cp
*'Silverhearts'=1sp. Copper coin with silver stud centre.
*'Goldhearts' =1 gp. Same, with gold centre. 
* 'Allgolds'=10gps Fully gold coins. 


'''Days'''<br/>
Moon Day, Second day, Third day, Fourth day , Devils day, Angels day 
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'''Months''' <br/>
(March=) First spring, middle spring,  late spring , first summer, etc..
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'''Post/ Communications:''' the guilds and theurges have sophisticated measures for communications.<br/>
Guilds, esp the UG: All guilders can be required to carry notes from town to town, usually when they are planning to head that way anyhoos. Refusing this task, or opening or losing a message, would be considered a serious misdemeanour.<br/>
Theurges: have 'owl riders', novice boys and girls who carry urgent messages between towns. The griffon riders can also be employed where there is a threat of interception.