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<blockquote data-quote="Bardsandsages" data-source="post: 3911190" data-attributes="member: 28771">What if houses had wills of their own, your ancestors really were watching over you, and the land itself had a memory? <a href="http://www.bardsandsages.com" target="_blank">Bards and Sages </a> explores these very notions with the ambitious, 30 page PDF <a href="http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=51197&amp;filters=0_0_0&amp;manufacturers_id=348" target="_blank">Mythos: The Animae.</a> Borrowing heavily from ancient cultural beliefs in household gods and ancestor worship, the newest installment in the Mythos series unlocks the secrets of those semi-divine spiritual essences that are closer than we think.This product includes detailed explanations and creation rules for the three classes of Animae: The Garotto, the Delucta, and the Emanna. The Garotto are household gods that watch over the occupants of a home. The Delucta are ancestor guardians that remain behind to help guide their families. The Emanna serve as the land’s memory, leaving an imprint on their surroundings to remind people what happened in the past.This product also includes examples of how the other gods react to the Animae, as well as information on creating imbued magic items (magic items crafted from relics found at the site of an Emanna).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bardsandsages, post: 3911190, member: 28771"] What if houses had wills of their own, your ancestors really were watching over you, and the land itself had a memory? [URL=http://www.bardsandsages.com]Bards and Sages [/URL] explores these very notions with the ambitious, 30 page PDF [URL=http://enworld.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=51197&filters=0_0_0&manufacturers_id=348]Mythos: The Animae.[/URL] Borrowing heavily from ancient cultural beliefs in household gods and ancestor worship, the newest installment in the [I]Mythos series [/I] unlocks the secrets of those semi-divine spiritual essences that are closer than we think. This product includes detailed explanations and creation rules for the three classes of Animae: The Garotto, the Delucta, and the Emanna. The Garotto are household gods that watch over the occupants of a home. The Delucta are ancestor guardians that remain behind to help guide their families. The Emanna serve as the land’s memory, leaving an imprint on their surroundings to remind people what happened in the past. This product also includes examples of how the other gods react to the Animae, as well as information on creating imbued magic items (magic items crafted from relics found at the site of an Emanna). [/QUOTE]

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