Covenant Development

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@MTKnife

I'm not clear on whether the Aegis extends into the regio, however; I suppose it does.

That's an interesting point. I don't think it's been explicitly defined in the Rules. It's come up a few times before on the forums:

Aegis and regio : Aegis in level 1, Covenant in level 2

Ave Sodales, I am currently trying to create a covenant full of NPCs where my troupe will go sooner or later. That covenant is located in an old Roman site with powerful magical aura. It was a temple of Demeter, goddess of agriculture. Centuries ago a small regio appeared on that site and it now have two regio levels. -The mundane site is a mundane swamp. The temple was destroyed by brutal barbarians around 650a.c. -The first regio level is a small and humid valley with a few broken pillars …

Concerning Regiones and the Aegis

Strangely enough I've never created or visited a covenant that was partially in a regio, and now I'm wondering if an Aegis covering a covenant is also considered to be in effect for any parts of the covenant located in a regio within?

Regio, agies and covenants...oh my

Some questions about regio questions. If you have a 3 tier magic regio, say level 3 aura on top, a level 2, then a level 1 in the mundane world. Can you build a covenant on level 3 and put farms/servant quarters on level 2? Does the agies only cover one level, or all 3? How does the boundary qualify? I am of the opinion that an agies would cover all levels but it hasn't really been discuses as far as I know. How big is an average regio without taking vast regio? Vast regio says 5 miles…

General perspective seems to be "regio levels probably aren't covered, but there might be odd regiones where they are."

So it probably doesn't, unless you can make a strong argument for why it should in this case?