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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9798824" data-attributes="member: 6802378">At least in the dead-land there were two or tree undead lords as possible future antagonist leaders.I don't mind the official canon but in my game there are worship to the ancestors and the totem spirits. It would be interesting if a character dies and she is offered to be reincarnated but it had to be into certain terminated specie, for example gnome.Within the Gray there are zones with positive energy. These could be a perfect place to hide a secret base.If there is a future shaman class in the future, the update of the 5e DS should be designed to allow this.The canon said the fiends could travel toward Athas at will if they wanted but they only do it if they are summoned by a spellcaster.[ATTACH=full]422047[/ATTACH]Other idea is within the Silt Sea this a planar gate toward an infernal domain. This was a region from an infernal plane that was discovered, explored and conquered by an alien megacorporation with a very advanced technology. When that region became "cleared stage" it lost the "sintonitation" with the infernal plane and it was shatered becoming its own demiplane. * Maybe there are more sorcerer-kings within the "land-within-the-wind", sent by Borys to avoid eladrins and others could escape to then prepare a counter-offensive. * What if the true origin of the spinewyrms is they were alien dragons who reached a spark of divinity? But because they rebelled against a deity their punishment would be to be sent toward Athas where they would lose their previously earned divine rank. Then the could become the leaders of wild tribes and later they could become living vortices allowing their loyal shamans to cast divine magic.</blockquote>

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