D&D General Source Material: "The Queen of the Swords", by Michael Moorcock

[bpauls]

My analysis, from a D&D perspective, of Michael Moorcock's "The Queen of the Swords", the middle novel in "The Swords Trilogy".

Source Material: "The Queen of the Swords", by Michael Moorcock

Book 2 of "The Swords Trilogy"

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[Kobold Stew]

For Whiskers, compare the Tressym in Storm King's Thunder (appendix c; able to be used as a familiar).

 

[bpauls]

For Whiskers, compare the Tressym in Storm King's Thunder (appendix c; able to be used as a familiar).

Awesome! I'm not familiar with it. Thanks for the tip!

 

[bpauls]

For Whiskers, compare the Tressym in Storm King's Thunder (appendix c; able to be used as a familiar).

I checked out the Tressym. It’s very well done, and would make a great familiar!

I wanted something that better captured the flavor Whiskers from the book, however, so I created the felinus:

Monster of the Week: Felinus

A faithful companion with a mind of its own!

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[Casimir Liber]

Nice - I like the Chaos Lords and use them in my 5e milieu - I see them as CN/E (Pandemonium) - capricious, selfish, destructive but maybe a little less malign in some ways than demon lords? Mabelode as lord of Derro, Arioch as seducer of high elves, etc.

 

[bpauls]

Nice - I like the Chaos Lords and use them in my 5e milieu - I see them as CN/E (Pandemonium)

Cool! Good choices for the nine-point alignment system.