The City lies at the crossroads of the World. Ships and caravans come and go at every hour. Fortunes in precious metals and trade goods are made and lost every day. Ambassadors plot their intrigues and explorers chart their next expeditions.
Huddled on a hill on the outskirts of town, the University of Tys watches all that come and go. Gold and silver may be the traditional currency of the world, but the wealth of the University comes from myth and rumor.
The University has listened and learned much in the ninety-nine years since their founding on the estate of the deceased Lord Tys. In their hundredth year, a handful of explorers are destined to uncover a shocking truth.
Huddled on a hill on the outskirts of town, the University of Tys watches all that come and go. Gold and silver may be the traditional currency of the world, but the wealth of the University comes from myth and rumor.
The University has listened and learned much in the ninety-nine years since their founding on the estate of the deceased Lord Tys. In their hundredth year, a handful of explorers are destined to uncover a shocking truth.
Production Notes
Because of accidents of fate (and the GM's poor recall) the game setting parallels Atlantis Academy. The flavor of the game is being adjusted to more closely resembled Atlantis, and characters designed for Atlantis will be permitted in Tys.Dramatis Personae
- Alec Teague, son of a rurally stationed military commander, played by Bill.
- Wulfgang G Stentz, Scion of a family of shipping magnates, played by Brendan (borrowed from Atlantis Academy)
- Gerald Linkletter, Intuitive technowizard, played by Mike (borrowed from Atlantis Academy)
- Anthromachina 36, a mechanical man, played by Bill. [retired]
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