[v.3.5] Triadora: Land of Empires

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Placeholder for the Draconesti.

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Dragonborn
Work in Progress

Dragonborn Racial Traits
Dragonborn benefit from a number of racial traits:

+2 to Strength, -2 to Dexterity, +2 to Constitution, +2 to Charisma. Dragonborn are strong in body and they project a confidence that is hard to ignore, yet they are not very graceful in their movements.
Monstrous Humanoid: Dragonborn are monstrous humanoids, and are therefore immune to spells that only affect humanoids, such as charm person.
Dragonblooded Subtype: For all effects related to race, a dragonborn is considered a dragon. For example, they are just as vulnerable to special effects that affect dragons as their dragon ancestors are, and they can use magic items that are only usable by dragons.
Medium-sized. As Medium creatures, dragonborn have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
A dragonborn's base land speed is 30 feet.
Keen Vision (Ex): Dragonborn have low-light vision that allows them see twice as far as a human can in starlight, moonlight, torchlight, and similar conditions of low illumination. They also have darkvision at a range of 60 feet.
+2 dodge bonus to AC against creatures of the dragon subtype. Dragonborn are strongly linked to dragons; therefore, they have an innate sense when fighting such opponents.
Racial Hit Dice: A dragonborn begins with three levels of monstrous humanoid, which provide 3d8 Hit Dice, a base attack bonus of +3, and base saving throw bonuses of Fort +3, Ref +1, Will +1.
Racial Skills: A dragonborn’s monstrous humanoid levels give it skill points equal to 6 x (2 + Int Modifier). Its class skills are Climb, Intimidate, Jump, Knowledge (dracology), Knowledge (history), Sense Motive, Stamina, and Swim. A dragonborn gains a +2 racial bonus to Intimidate, Knowledge (dracology), Knowledge (history) checks.
Racial Feats: A dragonborn's monstrous humanoid levels give it two feats.
Weapon and Armor Proficiency: A dragonborn is automatically proficient with simple weapons and shields.
+5 natural armor bonus.
Natural Weapons: 2 claws (1d4) and bite (1d4).
Immunity to Frightful Presence: Dragonborn are immune to the frightful presence ability of dragons, just as if they were dragons.
Dragon Breath (Su): A dragonborn gains a breath weapon. The breath weapon is a bright, multicolored line of energy. The line's length is 15 feet plus 5 feet per Hit Die the dragonborn has, up to a maximum of 100 feet at 20 HD. The breath weapon deals 2d8 points of damage, plus and extra 1d8 points for each 3 HD the dragonborn possesses (3d8 at 6 HD, 4d8 at 9 HD, and so on.) The damage can be acid, cold, electricity, or fire, changing on each use as the dragonborn chooses. A successful Reflex save (DC 10 + 1/2 the dragonborn's HD + his Con Modifier) halves the damage. A dragonborn can use his breath weapon once every 1d4 rounds.
Automatic Languages: Draconic and Triadoran. Bonus Languages: Hornish, Lupin, Loxo, Picker, Urik-Aa, Valco, Wemic, Xanth and any two world languages. Triadoran Dragonborn speak the languages of the Land of Empires but can also choose to learn a couple languages from beyond the continent's shores.
Favored Class: Players may choose either the Fighter or Sorcerer class as their dragonborn's favored class. Once the player has made this choice the decision cannot be changed. A multiclass dragonborn's favored class does not count when determining whether he suffers an XP penalty for multiclassing.
Level Adjustment: +4

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Placeholder for the Fremlin (to be renamed).

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Placeholder for the Simbasta (to be renamed).

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Placeholder for the Zebranaur.

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Classes for Triadora
Class rarity is an important part of a Triadora campaign. The PHB classes aren't as 'common' as they are for Harqual or for the western lands of Kanpur. A player who wants to choose a Common or Uncommon class has little restrictions on their choice, but a player who wants to choose a Rare or Very Rare class must convince the DM or roll randomly to see if their character can acquire the class.

STANDARD CLASSES
Common
Cleric
Sorcerer

Uncommon (75% chance)
Fighter
Rogue

Rare (50% chance)
Barbarian
Bard
Monk
Ranger

Very Rare (25% chance)
Druid
Wizard

Unique
Paladin *

NONSTANDARD CLASSES
Common
Adept
Commoner
Expert
Thug
Warrior

Uncommon (50% chance)
Aristocrat
Battle Sorcerer
Cloistered Cleric
Totem Barbarian
Wilderness Rogue

Rare (25% chance)
Psychic Warrior
Urban Ranger
Savage Bard
Wilder

Very Rare (15% chance)
Bardic Sage
Paladin of Freedom
Psion
Soulknife

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HOMEBREWED CLASSES
Common
Trader

Uncommon (75% chance)
Elementalist

* For the Paladin class a random percentile roll is required. The player MUST roll 10 or less on a d100 to play such a Triadoran character.

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STANDARD CLASSES
Common
Corsair [d20 Freeport Companion]
Mercenary [Heroes of Fantasy]

Uncommon (75% chance)
Bandit [The Book of Roguish Luck]
Gladiator [Heroes of Fantasy]
Investigator [Crime & Punishment]

Rare (50% chance)
Bounty Hunter [Crime & Punishment]
Justice [Crime & Punishment]

Very Rare (25% chance)
Noble [d20 Freeport Companion]

NONSTANDARD CLASSES
Common
Explorer [Heroes of Fantasy]

Uncommon (50% chance)
Survivor [d20 Freeport Companion]

Rare (25% chance)
Cabalist [Heroes of Fantasy]
Cultist, the [d20 Freeport Companion]

Very Rare (15% chance)
Monster Hunter [d20 Freeport Companion]
Shadowsworn [The Book of Roguish Luck]

Unique *
Eldritch Vampire [Heroes of Fantasy]
Gutter Mage [The Book of Roguish Luck]

* For one of the unique nonstandard classes, a random percentile roll is required. The player MUST roll 5 or less to play such a Triadorian character.

Knightfall · Jul 11, 2010

Standard Creatures
Here are the standard creatures for Triadora. This list includes creatures from the v.3.5 SRD, as well as any homebrewed creations that can be found on Triadora.

A
• Ankheg

B
• Baklath (homebrewed)
• Basilisk
• Beetle, Giant Bombardier
• Beetle, Giant Fire
• Behir

C
• Crocodile (Caiman)
• Crocodile, Giant (Giant Caiman)
• Constrictor Snake
• Constrictor Snake, Giant

D
• Deinonychus
• Digester
• Draconesti [Dragon Elf] (homebrewed)
• Dracovaran (homebrewed)
• Dragon, Black
• Dragon, Brass
• Dragon, Copper
• Dragon, Gold
• Dragon, Red
• Dragonborn (homebrewed stats/now in creative commons)

E
• Effigy, Minute
• Elasmosaurus
• Elemental [all]
• Elephant
• Ettercap

F
• Fremlin (homebrewed stats/needs to be renamed)

G
• Giant, Fire
• Giant, Storm

K
• Klorthak (homebrewed stats/needs to be renamed)

L
• Leopard (Panther)
• Lizard
• Lizard, Monitor
• Lizardfolk, Xanth (homebrewed)
• Lycanthrope, Weretiger [Template] (Werepanther)

M
• Manta Ray
• Manticore
• Megaraptor
• Minotaur, Horn (homebrewed)
• Monkey
• Monstrous Scorpion [all]

O
• Octopus
• Octopus, Giant
• Orc, Urik-Aa (homebrewed stats/needs to be renamed)

P
• Phase Spider
• Pyrohydra

R
• Rat, Dire
• Roc

S
• Sahuagin
• Skeleton [Template]
• Stirge

T
• Triceratops
• Tyrannosaurus

V
• Vampire [Template]

W
• Whale, Baleen
• Wyvern

Z
• Zebranaur (homebrewed)
• Zombie [Template]

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Creatures from D20/OGL Sources [Print]
D20/OGL creatures are rarer on Triadora than those from the v.3.5 SRD (or official D&D sources). If a creature is marked with an asterisk (*), it is either a unique creature or an 'invading species' from beyond the shores of the continent. Any asterisked creature listed here, that isn't noted in any other creature list for Kulan, isn't native to the world or even Kulanspace. PCs native to Triadora are likely to encounter these creatures only once during their lifetime.

Major Sourcebooks
Beyond Countless Doorways (v.3.5)
• Kobold, Dire
• Lizardfolk, Giant
• Pteranodon, Riding

Deadliest Creatures Tome (v.3.5)
• Bone Orchard
• Deathstorm *
• Glade of Horror
• Ha'algin
• Hushek
• Lizard Hound
• Lorkan [all] *
• Mortislange
• Scorminar *
• Shimmer Dragon
• Thornspitter
• Tower Golem

Tome of Horrors II (v.3.5)
• Beetle, Giant Blister
• Bog Creeper
• Chameleon, Giant
• Flea, Giant
• Fungoid
• Giant, Volcano *
• Golem, Furnace
• Hyaeodon
• Hornet, Giant
• Jaguar
• Landwalker [Template] *
• Lion, Cave (Giant Jaguar)
• Rakklethorn Toad
• Sand Stalker
• Sea Horse, Giant
• Sea Wasp, Monstrous [all] *
• Sloth Viper
• Swarm, Poisonous Frog
• Swarm, Velvet Ant
• Turtle, Giant Bog
• Undead Lord [Template] *

Tome of Horrors III (v.3.5)
• Beetle, Requiem *
• Biclops *
• Catfish, Giant Electric
• Cherum
• Chupacabra
• Flame-Spawned [Template] *
• Gray Nisp
• Herald of Tsathogga *
• Horsefly, Giant
• Margay
• Mosquito, Giant
• Ooze, Amber
• Paleoskeleton Creature [Template]
• Plant-Imbued Creature [Template]
• Scylla
• Sea Serpent, Gilded *
• Sudoth
• Tendrul

Knightfall · Jul 22, 2010

Creatures from D20/OGL Sources [Print] (cont.)

Other Sourcebooks
Advanced Bestiary (v.3.5)
• Centaur, Saurian *
• Djinni, Mist
• Manticore, Poisonous

Creature Collection: Revised (v.3.5)
• Aquantis *
• Berserker Wasp
• Blade Hood
• Blight Wolf
• Desert Falcon
• Dire Monitor
• Dragon, Mock *
• Dream Snake
• Firedrake
• Forge Wight
• Golem, Copper
• Hookwing *
• Iron Tusker
• Miser Jackal
• Moon Cat *
• Murdersprite
• Night Singer
• Night Terror
• Night Tyrant
• Paragon Crocodile *
• Proud, the *
• Red Colony *
• Rumbler
• Sand Burrower
• Sandmasker *
• Serpent Root
• Siren Vulture
• Storm Kin *
• Swamp Gobbler
• Well Spirit
• Wolf Spider, Giant
• Wyrmspawn *

WarCraft The RPG: Manual of Monsters (v.3.5)
• Bane Spider
• Kodo Beast
• Murloc *
• Mur'gul *
• Sludge
• Thunder Lizard [all]