Voadam
Legend
What is he from?Shadowmire, a big old black dragon who wants territory larger than he can keep.
Every time he takes one area, an enemy takes another from him.
What is he from?Shadowmire, a big old black dragon who wants territory larger than he can keep.
Every time he takes one area, an enemy takes another from him.
4e POL Monster Vault Threats to Nentir ValeWhat is he from?
A majority of the hollow world cultures are European themed. Specifically Greeks, swiss, Belgians, Norse, Finnish, Slavs, and the Scythians. non-Europeans were the Egyptians, Aztecs, sub-Saharan Africans and Mexican orcs. With a group of Mayans that got pulled in with the Aztecs. The rest of the races are pure fantasy like the beastman which are pretty much out of the island of Dr Moreau or the cyberpunk elvesMystara is big enough that a revival should probably be a zoomed-in mini-setting that would be functionally placeable anywhere, like the Concord Worlds of the Radiant Citadel.
Karameikos -- or even just Black Eagle Barony. Glantri City. The flying city of Serraine. Etc.
Definitely don't revive the part where people of color (I don't think there are any exceptions, but I could certainly be misremembering) are kept in a human zoo.
A better option would be his brother Henri. Etienne is motivated but he's not evil. Henri is the guy that caused the events at Castle Amber, and then he went full on backstab mode with the rest of his family. Every time he tries to grab power another member of his family prose better than him and takes the seat.Excellent catch!
I've been meaning to write up a short campaign inspired by Castle Amber and Averoigne as a DoD is a great fit.
From past observations here are the biggest clashes in setting versus rules.in what way do you think it clashes?
and note there is an existing 5e fan conversion (albeit it too would need some updating)
Ironically, this is one area where 5.5 has closer aligned to Mystara than any other edition prior.Half races work differently. Having an elf or a dwarf parent doesn't make you a half elf or similar, instead it becomes much more like a recessive gene. So if both you and your wife have Elvin blood there's a chance one of your kids comes out full elf. You'll have some resemblance to the other race, but you will be mechanically the same race as uour same sex parent
This setting has never known what to do with half races. At first they weren't even possible. Then they came up with the recessive gene solution. Then they just said nope they were always there, and there was never another version. Then they brought back the genetic version, and then came up with a magical reason why they were suddenly half races, mainly because the various authors weren't talking to each other as they were writing the different books.Ironically, this is one area where 5.5 has closer aligned to Mystara than any other edition prior.
I recall Thunder Rift (which was definitely NOT Mystara, depending on who you asked) almost had D&D's first dwelf (Dwarf-elf). Unfortunately, both parents and the unborn child were murdered by a former colleague as part of the settings history.This setting has never known what to do with half races. At first they weren't even possible. Then they came up with the recessive gene solution. Then they just said nope they were always there, and there was never another version. Then they brought back the genetic version, and then came up with a magical reason why they were suddenly half races, mainly because the various authors weren't talking to each other as they were writing the different books.
This was definitely a case of WILL YOU PICK A LANE

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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.