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Einstein mechanics, then the wave propagation will be a plane wave rather than a standard wave, and would then fall under Schroedinger equations rather than classical physics. Again, I believe this works out, as it would also mean it fits in better with Heisenberg uncertainty mechanics. why would yo...

Sounds more like a thread item you are making, which version of the game you using? (1,2 or 3rd)

I think that has to do with horrors not being able to name things themselves, being corrupted the Name Giver losses the ability to name things (just a theory to fit the fluff). I guess that is a take on Tolkins LoTR Morgoth lost the ability to create just pervert, thats how he first made the Orks fr...

The map I was using the scale is a bit off, but as the crow flies would be over three mountain ranges, and two major rivers, I assume those would slow you down. Going North to Parlanth is more wilderness(slower traveling) for the most part, Still need to cross The Serpent River and pass near Scytha ...

well you could always go their as traders. Spending time working out some kinda trade deal or what not. import/export of sorts one shot trading visit or long term trade runs what ever floats you boat. crystal armor and weapons, T'Skrang spices, True elements and metals seem to be rarer in Cathay tha...

neither of those spells will be realistic to feed or take care of more than a few hundred people. As for an adventuring party only one discipline can cast those spells so it isn't likely to be a game breaker. Or just make that spell impossible to find.

Depends on the kind of game you run. Loot doesn't have to be a bag of gold or jewelry, could just as easily be last chance salve (600 sp) or healing potions (300 sp) or some booster potions (50 sp) all stuff your players will need, slightly used charms might be another option. keep in mind in ED (an...

You could just try altering emotion song to emotion dance. Same thing but as dancing instead of singing.

maybe alter a few things to make the Torrelian a little different than the standard troubadour.