Where are the Lay Lines?

Ravenwing · Unread post by **Ravenwing** » Sat May 19, 2007 10:38 pm

not to my knowledge.

Josh Sinsapaugh · Sun May 20, 2007 12:23 am

Some books have Ley Line maps for the region the book covers.

However, there is no such map for all of North America.

~Josh

verdilak · Unread post by **verdilak** » Sun May 20, 2007 12:29 am

Due to the sizes of ley lines, I would imagine it would be hard to draw them all up. Personally, it's nice for me as a GM to have a ley line whereever I want one.

Chuck McDaniel · Sun May 20, 2007 1:21 am

verdilak wrote:Due to the sizes of ley lines, I would imagine it would be hard to draw them all up. Personally, it's nice for me as a GM to have a ley line whereever I want one.

That's how I do it. Where ever I need one I put one and then note where it is for future reference.

If you go this route I suggest getting a map of N. America and laminating it and maybe using a grease pencil on it.

That way you can keep track of where your ley lines and nexuses are.

ChucK

Killer Cyborg · Sun May 20, 2007 1:42 am

Semisonic9 wrote:There's a major Lay Line running straight through my bedroom.

~Semi

Saves me from saying something like that.

DrBeau · Unread post by **DrBeau** » Sun May 20, 2007 6:31 pm

Semisonic9 wrote:Honestly, it's left at GMs discretion. Very likely, unless you have LLW or LLR who's constantly rolling to Sense Ley Lines, they will be extremely scarce in adventures, as the GM will simply forget about them most times.

~Semi

Agreed. This is something I don't like, but it does happen a lot (and I'm the GM). Of course, the only "magical" person in my group now is a Spirit Warrior, so Ley Lines don't mean anything. That being said, the group's gunslinger is constantly on the lookout for lay lines.