I'm GMing for the first time in a post-second industrial

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The nations in this fantasy world consist of the empire, the recently conquered people of a decades long war, the rich and powerful desert kingdom to the far south, and the almost mythical land from across the sea where people are rumored to be part demon

>>55094832
They're fundamentally not that different from anyone else. Biggest differences is that they'll be well educated and have more complex social norms.

>>55094832
>I'm GMing for the first time
and you picked something that you have no idea how to do?

Boy are you fucked, anon. Swallow your pride and back out of this promised campaign, and do something simple for your first time GMing. We walk before we run.

>>55094832
>I have no idea what the gentry are like outside of movies and comic books where they are played as foppish snobs.
Do that then.

>>55094832

Completely oblivious to life outside of their luxury.

They live far away from the toils of "common folk" and might not even read newspapers unless they are specifically a businessman. Self-made or from someone who is self-made and have great pride in that, even if they haven't worked half as hard as the one who got the fortune in the first place.

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>>55100441
Can you tell me where I can read up on the social norms of European aristocrats post industrial revolution? I've seen Anna Karenina so I'll probably go with something along those lines.

>>55100085
No.

>>55100991

Just Google that exact question.

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When you play as a noble, how do you interact with the hoi polloi?