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Lankhmar and Glantri

Discussion in 'Dungeons & Dragons + Other RPGs' started by Nobleman, May 26, 2001.

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    [​IMG] Which city is the larger Glantri or Lankhmar?
    I have tried asking in my preffered DM website W. of the Coast (shame on me :o ) but Noone there can give me a solid scource of evidence.
    I have a discussion with a fellow DM and we can't seem to agree. I have both settings on paper version but AFAIK glantry populates around 250.000
    Lankhmar sourcebook is more complicated, but they can raise an army of 50.000 when wartime is called upon. Doesn't this hint that Lankmar must be bigger. I dunno. Perhaps all Men and Female of Lankhmar join in when battles rage.

    As this is a setting in D&D 2nd/3rd edition I hope it is accepted as an proper topic in this forum. :)
     
    Nobleman, May 26, 2001
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