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Scrasamax	4 Relics of the Ealamassian Empire By: Scrasamax The Ealamassian Empire stretched over 1100 leagues by seven hundred leagues and persisted for nine centuries before succumbing to the relentless barbarism and hostility of its neighbors. They reached almost mythical heights of magical advancement, mathematics, astronomy, agriculture, metallurgy, and thaumaturgy before their fall. Centuries later, the remnants of the Ealamassi remain detested, feared, avoided, and demonized. Most folk call them Orc. Organizations Ethnic/Cultural Regional	by Scrasamax 44^xp 1 reply 3899 views
Thewizard63	The Orcs of Kyle Drannor - The Tribal Nation By: Thewizard63 The proud tribal peoples of the treacherous jungles and high mountainous regions of the Drannor, tire of their accursed lot in the world. Organizations Ethnic/Cultural Country/ State	by Thewizard63 50^xp 9 replies 4247 views

“ As they are travelling along the road, the characters come upon a carriage under Goblin attack. They rush to the rescue and defeat the attackers, but the owners of the carriage, a man and a woman, are already dead. As they rummage through the corpses looking for gold and valuables they hear a noise coming from inside the carriage. Investigating, they find a young child hiding underneath one of the benches. What will they do with this orphan?”

goal:dilmun

“ A common mistake when writing adventures set in deserts is to assume that the climate is too ferociously hot to wear armor. Historically, most battles in deserts involved troops dressed in protective armor. Although they would have been miserable during the hottest part of the day or the hottest part of the year, desert weather isn't intolerably hot 24/7.”

Wulfhere

“ As far as everyone knows, the Maze has always been there; the strange pair of gates set in the side of a mountain a common feature in every painting of the area, no matter how ancient. One white, one red, nobody knows what they're made of but they resist any attempt to damage them; they're always slightly cool to the touch no matter the weather, they have a very reflective surface, and if you look at them in a bright light, sometimes it looks as if they glow on their own. The important thing is what's on the other side of them, of course. The Maze itself is a strange place where the normal rules are suspended, and its own set takes their place. It's a place filled with puzzles and riddles, monsters and traps; it's always consistent with itself in any single run but is never the same two times around, and sometimes you could swear it has a sadistic streak, delighting in tricking the unwary adventurer. It is a dangerous place, as so many people will rush to tell you; most people who go in never come out, and even those who do usually end up scarred for life. They also bring out with them enormous piles of riches, which is why people keep going in anyway.”

sirgarberto