> The party arrives in the court of the Emperor of Jianghu,

>>49073700
Revolución

>>49073700
"What the fuck are they saying? Cleric, do you know this language? Ranger? Well shit. How are we going to get back now?!"

Our barbarian charges at the nearest guard due to unbridled idiocy.
The rest of the party collectively sighs.

>Implying bunch of filthy random foreigners would be even let into capital, not to mention court
Top fucking kek.

Wash yourself first, then maybe you won't be shot on sight

The far east in our campaign setting is full of cat people.

So, most likely, incredibly awful cat puns.

>The party arrives in the court of the Empurror of Nyanghu, a land in the Far East.

>>49073700
>I played a drunken monk from steampunk Guangzhou in a D&D campaign

"Heavens be praised, this is some fine-ass wine!"

Worry that we might have driven too far. That is, so far beyond post apoc that we wound up in China.

>>49073810
>a land in the Far Nyast.

Look, I fixed it for you. Don't make that mistake again.

>>49073912
Nyast doesn't make sense, at least try and match the vowels.
reword it to The Meowrient or something.

The Jianghu is the chaotic martial world of warriors. The Emperor rules over Shan Li.

>>49073700
>"Jianghu"

We in wuxia empire nao?
The party of martials is happy to learn how to cast fist.

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>>49074133
Or, "Emperor"is a facetious nickname/title taken by one of the greatest unothodox martial artists at the time. He's specifically been referring to himself as such to mock the state.

>>49074203 Hell yes we are. Time to switch systems.

>>49073700
murderhoboing in asia