The Archivist's Guide to Pryxis af Spartan127 (2023)

Contents

• Introducing: The Archivist's Guide to Pryxis

• Welt

  • General information
    • The composition of the world
    • Sternanordnung
    • cosmology
  • Technology
    • Gears, Oil, Steam and Wire
    • firearms
  • Point
    • Arcane, divine and psionic
    • Magic Brokers - no deals
    • High magic
  • Guild of Three
    • The magician's body
    • merchant guild
    • Warrior Kabbalah

• Story

  • timeline
    • Old story
    • Age of Dragons
      • The plague of witchcraft
      • dragon kingdom
      • Rise of the Mad Kings
      • Meteorfald
    • The Age of Rebellion
      • awakening
      • dragon war
      • The time of rebirth
    • The Age of Peace
      • founding a guild
      • current age
  • calendar

• powers

  • Supernatural Gifts
  • The Crucible of Faith
  • Prixis, Eternal Archmage
  • The Pantheon of Sin
    • Greed: Zariel
    • Duma: Byk
    • Wrath: Melchar
    • Freezeri: Oghma
    • Them: Hex
    • Wish: Mishakal
    • Laziness: Chemosh
  • Heroes' Court
    • Gilthunder Drachenherz
    • Haedric of Wyrmsbane
    • Zolis Sephet
  • mystical cults

• the earth
  • general overview
  • Continent
    • Apulian chain
    • white city
    • Briarn
    • In
    • Islands of Iceland
    • You were
    • Pryxirie
    • the triarch
    • Tuyari
    • Related
  • non-continents
    • Arctic
    • Antarctica
    • Driz is playing
    • Dragon Tooth and Spine
    • Treated Bay
    • The Old Man's Mountain
    • Holmla Islands

The composition of the world

The world of Pryxis itself is one of form and function - and many travelers to and from the planet can attest to its unique qualities.

Sternanordnung

The world of Pryxis is in a unique star system compared to many other related worlds.

Pryxis & Arivae

The principal inhabited planet in the Labe-Suo system, the world of Pryxis, is closest to the stars.

Aside from the crystalline rings and glowing moon, Pryxis is instantly recognizable even from orbit as a lush seaworld, with densely populated urban areas on vast, open landmasses as diverse as the people who inhabit them.

Pryxis is universally sought after by other star systems as a beautiful sanctuary - with access to technological marvels, deep and mysterious magic, and unique flora and fauna found only in its incredible wilderness.

General information about the world of Pryxis is included in this document - because the focus of this guide is all information related to the world itself (after all, it's called "The Archivist's Guide to Pryxis" and not "The Archivist's Guide to") the Labe-Suo system").

Found and abandoned

In the asteroid belt of the Labe-Suo system lies a planet of molten rock and rock where oceans of solid lava and weather patterns like hot metal rain from the sky. Helsto lived up to its name as a sanctuary for fiends, infernals, and those who don't mind the conditions of hell.

home of the worldFill outRace - these sentient, charged gaseous clouds of heat and electrical currents evolved from the high pressure and catastrophic living conditions of a truly destructive planet.

On the other side of the spectrum is Cidla: the main moon orbiting the infernal planet, whose gravity acts as a reflective shield against the asteroid field (though at the cost of hurling asteroids directly at Helsto).

Cidla itself is a small, very humid garden world dominated by a large tropical forest. Excess heat from the home planet combined with Labe-Suo's temperature trapped moisture in the liquid water for eons. It would be a paradise world if it weren't for the constant rains and toxic smog that collects in low-lying areas.

Meupra & Thimi

In the outer half of the Labe-Suo system lies the greenhouse gas-covered planet Meupra. This world is being torn apart by countless silica dust storms and incredible pressure.

Curiously, despite the haze of greenhouse gases, Meupra's surroundings are uninhabitable (in terms of heat and temperature) as distance from the binary star system would normally result in a potentially colder planet - however its high carbon dioxide content traps most of the heat at the surface.

Luckily, Meupra is what many refer to as the "empty world" - a planet whose surface crust covers a vast cave of tunnels and cave systems that would house the traditional upper magma mantle. This subterranean landscape is home to a thriving ecosystem of fungi and algae, which have essentially oxygenated the subterranean environment. The worm-like people known asEngleThey are used to the twisting tunnels and dangerous surfaces of the planet they call home.

Thimi's moon is the only satellite orbiting Meupra, and it appears to be composed of extremely strong magnetic material, causing most electronic and magical devices in orbit to relax. No scouting mission on Thimi has ever reported - there are many theories that the moon is extremely deadly to most living beings, cursed and even alive.

Pryxian Shard Orb

At the edge of the Labe-Suo star system, deep in the vast void beyond the geckuri, lies a cusp of artificial, mystical, psionic, and divine plans.

This threshold is known as the Pryxian Shatter-Sphere: a spherical creation of intense magical weaves and artificial gravitational forces that surrounds the entire Labe-Suo system.

Long ago, when the stomach ache started, the crystal ball that housed the Labe-Suo system shattered into a vast cloud of crystalline dust that now resides in the farthest reaches of the solar system.

Shatter-Sphere is now his replacement; Created shortly after the end of the Dragon Wars by the union of Pryxis and the Seven Deadly Sins, this "web" of power now functions as a crystal ball - albeit with the added benefit of constant surveillance through countless rune-sized crystal asteroid spheres floating within the web. These orbs can be used to launch countermeasures against intruders to persuade or destroy potential threats to the system.

Traversing the Splinter Sphere is done in the same way as any other Crystal Sphere - except that a magical signal must be sent to avoid being attacked by Rune Orb defense systems.

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The miniature nebula that houses the Labe-Suo star system — surrounded by a claw-like cloud of various gases, dust, and phlogiston, it's barely noticeable to those who don't know where to look.

The nebula glows with light from Labe Suo stars reflected, bent, and refracted by surrounding crystalline dust and rainbow phlogiston. The Labe-Suo star system resides in the nebula's central mass - namely the "claw hand".

cosmology

The plane cosmology of the Pryxis is virtually identical to that of the Abeir-Torils, with all major planes having portals or metaphysical connections to the material world.

However, due to the great magical potential of the Pryxis world, access to other planes unique to other material worlds (such as Eberron, Athas, and others) is relatively common.

The presence of physical portals and rifts leading to other planes is a common anomaly in all parts of the world - particularly in lands teeming with magic that harbor elemental or planar energies invading the material world.

Misfits of all forms are also a regular anomaly in the world, from Aasimar, Tieflings, Genasi, and Gith to Celestials, Fiends, Elementals, and more.

Technology

Blessed with widespread access to many forms of technology, the people of Pryxis combine their own style of ingenuity with that of their sister worlds, Kaladesh and Eberron.

A key aspect of the inventors and crafters of Pryxis is their reluctance to incorporate too much magic into their technology, having learned a lesson about what happens when magic fails. Instead, they choose to create technological marvels based on science and craftsmanship to improve the lives of the planet's inhabitants.

Of course, that doesn't stop them from incorporating magical essences into forms of art and industry - but it's more likely that the inventor will only resort to magic when absolutely necessary.

firearms

By far one of the most important aspects of technological advancement - and also the reason humanity is free from dragon slavery - is the development of firearms, ammunition and siege engines.

Various types of firearms have been developed, but they can easily be divided into two categories: analog and steam guns.

Point

Pryxis is a world of technological advances, but also magical ingenuity. Mages and scholars of Pryxis drew inspiration from their brother worlds, Abeir-Toril and Shandalar, and learned to use weaving directly to study their discoveries and use their technologies to their advantage.

The mages of Pryxis have studied magic for untold millennia since its resurgence since the Fall of the Weave. When magic returned, it was a battle with the sole aim of harnessing enough wild power to fight the dragon realm, leading to a magical "arms race" so to speak, with both sides attempting to reach greater heights than the other in less time to reach .

This led to a ruthless view of the study of magic; with mages and scholars jealously guarding their newfound discoveries for fear they might be taken from them or used by their enemies. The very prospect of imbuing magical objects with spells and powers is a dangerous act, as it can draw a great deal of attention to the individual - both positive and negative.

Still, magic is an essential aspect of pryxis, and many mages seek to explore the potential of their will to apply pressure and draw power from the weave.

Divine

Divine magic is magic in which powerful beings bestow magic and powers on weaker ones. Despite the name, the power source can be fairly unholy, primal, or natural, or theoretically the spells can be cast by a being made very powerful through the use of arcane magic. The power is granted to the wielder, who then retains it until that power is released by the casting of a divine spell.

Some have theorized that casting a divine spell is really just the last part of casting a spell, and that casting a spell doesn't so much release magical energies as replenish them. If so, it would prove the striking difference between divine and arcane magic, as well as the specific reason for divine magical abilities that arcane magic has yet to duplicate.

• powers.- In general, divine magic can produce much larger and more potent effects than most arcane practitioners due to the greater power and understanding of the magician. Divine magic effects can duplicate arcane magic effects depending on the power source.

• Mistake.- The magician is unlikely to have any control over exactly what he has been given and what he can do - the bestower of magic has his own agenda and will not empower the magician to act against him.

Psionik

Psionic energies are gained solely through willpower and thought processes. Whether these abilities stem from physiological abilities or from training and taming the mind is debatable, but the results are the same: thoughts alter reality.

Unlike arcane and divine magic, psionics does not rely on external reservoirs of power to be sculpted and shaped to achieve a desired result, but rather represents the channeling of inner strength and power.

If psionic abilities are the result of physiology, that would add another difference between psionics and arcane and divine magic, as well as a hint at an aspect of reality we hadn't considered before.

• powers.- The inherent nature of psionic energies allows the arts to be employed without the need for an external reservoir of power, whether in the form of a cooperative entity or raw magical energies waiting to be shaped.

• Mistake.- The inherent nature of psionics imposes practical limits on the skill of this art, as there are definite limits to human power reserves.

Magic Brokers - no deals

Although the world of Pryxis is steeped in magical ability and science, the presence of magical objects and items is still a very rare - and therefore very desirable - aspect of society.

There are no magic shops in the traditional sense on Pryxis, as magical goods are exchanged daily for those with the materials and energy to create them. Instead, it's more common to find magic item dealers - information dealers who track down those looking to trade or sell the magic items they own.

The presence of magic merchants became a necessity as demand for magic items exceeded supply. Many powerful magic items can never really be "bought", as their sheer power is enough to make many wealthy merchants buy them almost immediately - creating a monopoly.

Instead, most civilized trading cities now have magic item dealers who keep records of transactions with previous buyers. Their main purpose is to create a list of people or beings who might have access to the magic item they need. For a fee, they offer this information and guide the customer to the customer.

Of course, shops with little magical things – the so-calledesoteric- They can be found in every corner of the world, offering smaller and unusual magic items and items (such as potions, scrolls, ammo or common magic items).Xanathar's Guide to Everything). However, in order to get a truly powerful and rare magical item, you must either go to a merchant or visit a nearby magic museum and hope to purchase the item on display.

esoteric shops

The main source of magical materials and magical items, esoterics are smaller magic shops focused on the free trade of loose components and easily distributed or crafted magical items.

While most magical items can only be acquired by buying from middlemen, gifted by a museum to an investor, gifted by a previous owner, or found through theft or legal retrieval, esotericists provide most magical paraphernalia.

These stores are generally well-known locations: multi-story or sprawling complexes that are more like a bazaar or mall than a regular store, housing a large collection of esoteric and arcane content.

Generally, there will be at least one magic item vendor in an Esoteric shop at any one time, and most of the employees in these shops are magic users or artisans—and will not hesitate to help those in need or hinder those who annoy them.

merchant guild

The Merchant Guild is the most important banking and trading system in the world of Pryxis.

This branch of the Guild of Three consists of a multitude of efficient, clever and enterprising individuals who keep continuous records of all official transactions of major government agencies around the world.

The Merchant Guild is responsible for funding lands, maintaining large corporations, balancing tax restrictions on official groups, and ensuring trade routes are protected.

When credit is needed, a tax is levied, or a kingdom is funded, the Merchant Guild oversees transactions. When a trader is official, they have a license confirming their legal trade. And if a group violates the sanctity of trade and banking, the Merchants Guild guarantees they will pay for it - one way or another...

The Merchant Guild acts asAristocratPatron of the group from Tasha's Cauldron of Everything.

2nd Era - Age of Rebellion (AR)

The Age of Rebellion (AR) represents the era when the mortal masses of Pryxis threw off the chains of dragon tyranny.

awakening

• One:5448 n. Chr. / 0 AR

Archmage of the Eternal, Prixis tirelessly devoted his time not only to the development of his city-state and its survival, but also to a way to breach the planet's metaphysical barrier - in a desperate bid to restore magic.

One night after completing a ritual involving his own blood and the remains of the Eldritch God-King, he connected to the Outer Dimensions and heard the Fellowship of Gods waiting at the other end of the Outer Dimensions.

Panicked and hoping for time and energy, he desperately declared that the effects of the sorcerous plague had not abated in his realm: magic had vanished, his people had been enslaved by dragons, and in the past 5,448 years there was only hope been very weak. He begged the gods to switch with them as soon as possible.

As soon as he finished begging via the telepathic link, the connection was cut off and he sat alone, his insecurities nagging at him. That is, until magic began to slowly erupt across the land: starting with supernatural anomalies, sightings of portals opening all over the planet, and rumors of mortals once again sensing the slightest glimpse of the Weave.

At this time, Archmage Pryxis began organizing an underground resistance movement using technology he had secretly developed from the dragons. Skirmishes erupted across the world as the masses used guns, magic, and fury to launch a revolution against their overlords.

It wasn't until five years later that Pryxis' pleas were finally fully answered - with divine justice.

dragon war

• One:5 AR

One day a thunderous bang shook the foundations of the planet and a wave of multicolored blue fire flashed out from all parts of the world. At its climax, a portal opened from which emanated an armada of celestial and unearthly powers, led by seven gods who listened to the Archmage's pleas.

These seven gods were Zariel, Tyr, Melchar, Oghma, Hex, Mishakal, and Kemosh. They swore that the people of Prixis would be free again, their chains broken and their rulers thrown back to where they belong.

Thus began the Dragon War: a cataclysmic awakening of magic across the world as, for the first time in 5,000 years, the masses shook off the experience of the magic coursing through their veins - they rebelled in an act of all-out, unquenchable war.

War was fought on all fronts, led by Prixis, the Eternal Archmage, and coordinated by the 7 Gods - whom the Dragon Realm despised and derisively referred to as "The Seven Sins". The people of Pryxis viewed their act of rebellion as both a sin and a sacrament, assigning a corresponding sin to each god to lead them into battle: Greed, Pride, Anger, Gluttony, Envy, Lust, and Sloth.

United as one force, with unstoppable momentum, the Dragon Empire was being pushed back on all fronts, bringing war even to the planes themselves. Over time, the dragon kingdom fell into chaos and despair, summoning Tiamat from her infernal throne in the Nine Hells, bringing with her the powers of the fiends at her disposal and using the Githyanki forces from her pact with the Lich Queen Vlaakith.

Finally, after 700 years of war, Tiamat was driven back to Hell in one final bloody battle, the Mad Kings executed for their crimes, the Lich Queen banished, and the planet liberated.

In exchange for an answer to their prayers and relentless divine intervention, the residents of Pryxis worship the seven sins that restored hope to the planet.

calendar

Pryxis is a world dominated by magic and technology, where even gods walk among the masses. But even with such incredible powers, the creatures and beings that inhabit here are still (for the most part) bound by the limitations of time.

Outside of the normal 24-hour period, Pryxis appears to be farther from its stars - resulting in a longer year, but interestingly not a longer day. Rumors and theories abound among astrologers and sages alike that the planet is being held in orbit artificially or magically—a natural decay of the orbit has not been observed for eons.

Global Holidays

The planet Pryxis is home to a wide variety of cultures and people, each with their own festivals and celebrations - but there are four public holidays a year that are lavishly celebrated by all.

Each of the four festivals falls in the middle of each season and corresponds to one of the four main elements: water, fire, earth and air.

Green Festival

day of compassion

The second day of the Festival of Magic - a celebration of the growth and flowering of nature. This day embodies nature's instinctive urge to grow, adapt and change - many people retreat to public gardens, parks, forests and woods to behave in a more natural way.

This day can be seen as a continuation of the Red Festival as the interaction between individuals is still paramount. Many common ceremonies involve public nudity, wild or animal behavior, hunting, hallucinogenic consumption, and druidic or nature-based rituals.

Many people use this day to forgive and forget many past transgressions and rivalries, believing that compassion and change are the key characteristics of growth and magic - and many potential rivals often engage in cooperative activities, be it hunting , in druids, in communicating with nature or in the case of heavyweights using drugs.

White Festival

the day of piety

The third day of the Festival of Magic - a celebration of the light in all things, with an emphasis on spiritualism, worship and celestial bodies such as the moon, stars and sun. This day focuses on peace and morality as many people retreat to places of worship or holy places to commune with outside powers.

This day is in the middle of the Festival of Magic, which is attended by many people in religious or spiritual concentrations. The main celebrations of the day often include fervent worship of the gods - chiefly the seven sins - and bonding with the family's ancestors. Indeed, the veil between the worlds seems to be at its thinnest on this day, and it is quite common for the spirits of ancestors to take form and communicate with their descendants.

Many ministers, priests, and paladins use the day to forge closer bonds with their benefactors, and temples and churches often donate a large portion of the funds raised throughout the year to those in need.

Blue Festival

day of enlightenment

The fourth day of the Festival of Magic - a celebration of the pursuit of knowledge and the mutability of life. This day is used to pursue the freedom of knowledge and technology and many wizards, magicians, sages and engineers use this time to show off some of their most amazing tricks. Many wizards will perform magical power demonstrations and many artisans will take the stage to demonstrate their crazy inventions.

This day is a day of pure education and magic, with wizards and sorcerers engaging in epic clashes to the amazement and amazement of the crowds. Artisans face intense competition and often keep their most sophisticated inventions for just a day.

On this day, accidental destruction and magical remnants will shake the foundations of many cities in the quest for knowledge, and it is not uncommon for many mages and artisans to distribute multiple minor spells or blueprints to those willing to devote themselves to the same endeavor.

sorting festival

day of refund

The fifth day of the Festival of Magic - celebrating the farewell of loved ones, death and the end of the year. This day is considered a sad but solemn honor for those who passed away in the past year.

The spirits of the ancestors who died on the third day when the veil was thin will greet and respect those who continue their family lineage before crossing the veil again.

Many necromancers or priests will revive the dead, those who wish to speak to loved ones again before the coming year, settle disputes and end their love so the spirits can go in peace. Many others will engage in massive astral projection rituals to explore the astral and dream planes.

Final term

peak day

The final day of the Festival of Magic, when the festival is over and the human communities can return to their lives to continue the New Year with renewed spirits and new plans.

This day is marked by the masses retreating to their homes to heal, rest and prepare for the year ahead. Many people use this time to recover from colds, injuries and the week's mistakes, and hospitals and clinics often see a massive influx of weary festival-goers.

Many adventurers use this time to prepare caravans and groups to return to their jobs, journeys, or quests.

Astral Oddities

touched by fate

The threads of fate and good fortune intertwine before you, turning events in your favor. The Destiny Traits Table provides clues to details about your life or origins. In addition, you get the following features.

The Grace of Happiness.When making an attack roll, skill check, or saving throw, you can reroll the d20. You must re-roll the dice before the outcome of the first roll is known.

Alternatively, if a creature you see attacks you or saves against one of your spells or attributes, you can force that creature to reroll an attack roll or save.

If the roll that triggers the reroll is either an advantage or a disadvantage, both d20s are rerolled. Once you've used this feature, you won't be able to use it again until you've finished your long idle period.

A lucky service.You get a +1 boost to two of your skill values. These stats can now be increased to 22 when previously it was not possible.

heroic destiny

Great deeds await you in your future, and it will take extraordinary effort to kill you before you accomplish those deeds. Choose or roll a random destiny using the Heroic Destiny table. In addition, you get the following features.

conquer death.You have advantage on saving throws to the point of death.

Hard to kill.If your hit points are reduced to 0 but not killed immediately, you can drop to 1 hit point instead. Once you use this ability, you cannot use it again until you end a long pause.

Six Bloods

They were touched by the strange and wonderful people of the mountains: the Fey. You carry a wild, faery wild essence within you and can use it for strange abilities, much like your other mirror kin. The Hexenblood Character Chart provides details about your life or background. In addition, you get the following features.

altered body.You were imbued with the strange and ferocious energy of the fairies, which is reflected in the following benefits:

• You are immune to charms.
• Magic cannot put you to sleep.
• You knowDruidstwoTrick.

Upiorny-Token.As an additional measure, you can safely remove a strand of hair, one of your nails or one of your teeth. This token is imbued with magic until you take a long break. When a token is penetrated in this way, you can perform the following actions:

• telepathic message.As an action, you can send a telepathic message to a creature holding or carrying a token as long as you are within 10 miles of it. The message can contain up to twenty-five words.
• TV.If you are within 10 miles of the tile, you can enter a trance as an action. The trance lasts 1 minute, but ends sooner if you refuse it (no action required) or become incapacitated. During this trance you can see and hear the token as if you were where it is and could use itDruidstwoyou can go through it When you use your senses to locate a sign, you are blind and deaf to your own surroundings. When the trance ends, the token is harmlessly destroyed.

Once you've created a token using this feature, you can't do so again until you've ended a long pause. After that, your missing share will increase again.

Other people.You keep your creature type, but register yourself as a fey creature for spells and other effects that register a fey creature's presence.

her

As a Hollowed, you died, but somehow you're still alive. Perhaps you bear the scars of your death's end, your ashen flesh, or the bloodless veins that death touched you. Your soul is gone, but your body has retained the embers of its fire. The table of hollowed out characteristics contains details about your life or background. In addition, you get the following features.

Timeless.You stop aging, but you can still die of old age, and the effects that would age you won't affect you. In addition, one gets an exhausted, pale or decrepit - but lively - appearance.

Holding on to life.If you save to die and roll a 17 or higher, you regain 1 hit point.

To return.You keep your creature type, but register yourself as undead for spells and other effects that register an undead creature's presence.

A disturbing presence.As an action, you can unbalance a creature you can see within 30 feet of you. The target has a disadvantage on its next saving throw within the next minute. Constructs, undead, and creatures that cannot be intimidated are immune to this trait. Once you've used this feature, you won't be able to use it again until you've finished your long idle period.

iconoclast

No one can actively deny the existence of gods on Pryxis, whose interactions with the material world are evident throughout history and the present. However, some people reject the idea that the gods are worthy of worship. Such iconoclasts are common among adherents of Pryxis and other atheistic beliefs, but members of any culture can embrace this supernatural gift. The Iconoclast Characteristics table offers suggestions as to why you became an iconoclast.

Your rejection of the gods grants you the supernatural power to resist their hold on the world. You get the following properties.

Enlightened Protection.you can throwProtection from evil and goodwith that quality that aims only at itself and does not require any material elements. Once you've done this, you can't cast it this way again until you've ended your long break. Wisdom is your ability to enchant this attribute.

Reject the gods.One cannot win or lose devotion to any god. Instead, you gain the following traits at the character level listed. Wisdom is the spell for each spell you cast through these moves.

mysterious

Like a sphinx, your mind is a maze that cannot be penetrated. It could be a gift or training from a real sphinx, a godsend or an inexplicable talent. The Unexplored Traits table suggests options that will make you impenetrable. In addition, you get the following features.

Psychic Shield.You are immune to psychic damage.

Shroud of the Sphinx.You are immune to any influence that allows other beings to sense your emotions or read your mind. Wisdom tests (insight tests) conducted to determine your intentions or sincerity have disadvantages.

Unlesbar.Gain proficiency in charisma trials (deception) or skill if you already master that skill.

A companion for life

Behind many heroes is another hero, whose greatness comes from support and love. Like so many heroic couples, you are great and make others great. When establishing a connection, consider a stable relationship with a partner. Any relationship with another player character requires that player's approval. In addition, you get the following features.

Aura Fasoli.Your allies within 5' of you have advantage on saving throws against terror or charm unless you are incapacitated.

Companion Protection.When an attack roll hits a creature you can see within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to have the attack hit itself instead. Once you use this ability, you cannot use it again until you end your long idle period.

powerful

Some of the mightiest heroes not only inspire others by displaying prowess in battle, cunning, or other divine gifts; but from raw, brute force bestowed on them by the gods or by the will of nature. Myths about heroes killing animals with their bare hands are among the first myths to emerge, a fundamental gift but one of the most powerful. The Mighty Origin chart has several suggestions that might explain how you acquired this otherworldly power. In addition, you get the following features.

Beyond Strength.You add your strength damage modifier for unarmed attacks and natural weapons (if applicable) twice instead of once.

Driven Attack.Hitting a creature with an unarmed punch, natural weapon attack, or power attack allows you to maximize the resulting damage. Once you've done this, you can't do it again until you've finished a short or long break.

oracle

You possess a precious gift desired not only by mortals but also by the gods themselves: the gift of clear communication between the mortal and the divine worlds. As an oracle, you can see the whims of the gods and ask them for glimpses of their vast insight. However, there is a curse associated with this gift, which usually takes the form of dark insights. Consult the Oracle's Escape Chart to determine what unwanted revelations you will receive.

The gods seek mortal oracles as their agents. As a result, most oracles devote themselves to the service of one god and learn to ignore the voices of everyone else. Sometimes two gods or a pantheon agree to share the services of an oracle. Oracles trying to remain independent are often hunted by agents of the evil gods, who oblige them to serve the god when necessary.

You get the following properties.

The Oracle's Ears.You can speak, read and write Celestial, Infernal or Abyssal. God can also send a message through you, and you can choose to use your own voice or let God's voice pass through your mouth to deliver a message that will be translated into the language you speak.

Oracle insight.The gods grant you glimpses that will help you put your efforts into action. In a skill check, you can roll a d10 and add the rolled number to the test. You can wait until you roll a d20 before deciding to add a d10. However, you must decide before the DM says whether the throw was successful or not. Once you use this ability, you cannot use it again until you end a short or long break.

oracular piety.Your oracle skills improve as your Piety score increases. Instead of receiving piety perks associated with a god, here's what you get when you reach a certain piety score. When not following a specific god, channeling the voices and will of a deity or being facilitates general piety.

Wisdom is your casting ability for each spell you cast through these moves.

Religious

Born into a special union with a deity, you earn the favor of your god from birth. Check out the Divine Quirks chart to find out how your beliefs can affect your personality. In addition, you get the following features.

pious protection.If you fail a saving throw, you can reroll it and need a new saving throw. Once you use this ability, you cannot use it again until you end your long idle period.

The Study of Religion.You have an advantage on each intelligence (religion) check related to your chosen god.

Introductory Piety.You start with a piety of 3 to the god of your choice.

Submitted

Like the great heroes of the past, you are immune to physical damage. Use the Unscarred Origin Chart to determine how you acquired your legendary invulnerability. In addition, you get the following features.

reinforced body.You ignore 2 damage from all sources since your body is immune to all threats.

Impeccable resistance.When you take damage, you can use your reaction to roll a d12. Add your Constitution modifier to the number rolled and reduce damage by the sum. After using this ability, you cannot use it again until you end a short or long break.

The Crucible of Faith

The world of Pryxis has a particularly interesting take on the gods, religion, and belief aspects - they accept and thrive on all forms of belief.

Due to the nature of the divine intervention of the Seven Sins during the Dragon War, the seven gods who first intervened to defend and aid mortals were given a special place in the world's religious system. Each of the seven gods represented a different pantheon and faith, so those who worship a particular pantheon worship one of the seven sins corresponding to their pantheon.

For example, if someone follows the Norse religion and believes in Valhalla, they would pay tribute to Tyr, the god of pride, as a representative of that pantheon, even if they worship Odin as their chief god.

Because of this, all creeds have been universally accepted by the prixis at large - regardless of their connection to the Seven Sins or the prixis themselves. But each worships some form of deity or being that freed them from the dragon bind.

Some beliefs unique to other worlds are also represented here, and even those that are considered alien or taboo are generally permitted—as long as their practice does not adversely affect others. In general, the beliefs that a person holds, whether private or public, are a personal matter.

Formy Pryxisa

An extraordinary and supernatural mortal, Pryxis does not typically assume a particularly flashy or otherworldly appearance when approaching or appearing before those he would call his "ward".

Pryxis appears as a humanoid, clad in flamboyant green robes and suits, who always wears a crowned mask - and those who have previously attempted to remove his mask have literally landed in orbit.

Pryxis rarely appears before mortals or gods - he believes that time is better spent in quiet study and meditation. His sanctuary in the tallest tower of the Dweomer Academy is nearly inaccessible to anyone without the Archmage's direct permission, and his honor guard have faced many attempts to break into his office.

Pryxis is only seen in public once: at the Night Rejuvenation Ceremony, held at the end of each year. At this point, Pryxis appears on his balcony platform and broadcasts his voice to the masses of Metropolis below, speaking of overcoming adversity and heralding a new year.

If Prixis chooses to show her followers individually, she can only appear in her manifestation:

Prixis-Champions

• Attitude:Any, usually neutral
• Recommended activities:at
• Suggested pastoral areas:Nic
• Recommended backgrounds:at
• Verwandte Pantheons:Nic

Pryxis invites everyone to explore and understand the power of confidence. His followers are almost always iconoclasts, but there are some exceptions; like the ancestral or arcana cleric, who shies away from the worship of gods, or the paladin, who supports humans against larger beings. Those who follow the path of the Pryxians train themselves to gain personal power over their fellow humans and deities.

The Pantheon of Sin

When the Dragon War began, the Seven Gods, at the behest of the Seven Gods, traversed a dimensional rift that revived magic in Pryxi's world. These 7 gods from different pantheons and core practices were the first beings to heed the call of despair from Archmage Prixis.

The Seven Gods were eventually named after the Dragon Kingdom's seven original sins with the intention of demoralizing the masses - which of course backfired as the mortal masses of the Prixis world rallied around the idea that the dragons were their survival and freedom considered as a sin, they would accept it.

Each god thus corresponds to an original sin, which the people of Pryxis associate not only with their deeds during the Dragon Wars, but also with the power they hold over the land of reality and mortal souls.

Forms of Zariel

Zariel walks the border between the Celestial Choir and the ranks of the devil, and is known to have taken many forms over the centuries. Her newest form is Shaytan - the form of a fallen angel who has not lost touch with his heavenly nature.

Zariel can appear to any member of her community in a variety of ways and means, almost always in whatever form is most comfortable and interesting for the individual.

When Zariel appears to his followers, he can take the following forms:

Zariela Championship

• Attitude:Mostly legal, often wrong
• Recommended activities:Blood Hunter, Warrior, Paladin, Rogue, Wizard
• Suggested pastoral areas:Blood, Law, Light, War, Wealth
• Recommended backgrounds:Charlatan, criminal, nobleman, foreigner, soldier
• Verwandte Pantheons:The Faroese pantheon, the Archdukes of the Nine Hells

Most Zariel heroes seek personal gain in one form or another, whether through proving themselves in battle or in socio-political mind games. They are often interested in forbidden magic or unethical practices, which they see as the ultimate reward and use of personal power.

Tyr's former

As the god of protection and war from the realm of Ysgård, Tyr is often seen by many following the honorable and trustworthy path of a loyal knight. He often appears in forms befitting a being of his noble nature.

Taurus appears to those of his devotees who cry out for protection or guidance in times of extreme need or hardship, and the tutelary deity never refuses when the need is great.

When Tyr appears to his followers, he can take the following forms:

Master of the Bull

• Attitude:Mostly legal, often good
• Recommended activities:Cleric, Warrior, Monk, Paladin, Wizard
• Suggested pastoral areas:Forge, light, order, protection, war
• Recommended backgrounds:City guard, courtier, folk hero, knight, soldier
• Verwandte Pantheons:Panteon faeruński, panteon nordycki

Many of Tyr's heroes seek the sources of evil and darkness to burn from the fabric of the world, trusting in the seemingly unfailing honor of their god. They often strive for great acts of kindness and never turn down a challenge—to themselves, their god, or on behalf of others.

Melchar ex

From the Mulhorandi (Egyptian) pantheon, the god of anger and freedom often appears to those who are bound and chained and to those who most need to appease their anger. It often appears in forms that inspire fear and awe in those who observe it.

Melchar appears to those who call his name as well as to those who whisper it amidst suppressed cries and tears. He fills those who call upon him with energy and strength to overcome their own limitations.

When Melchar appears to his followers, he can take the following forms:

Heroes of Melchar

• Attitude:Mostly chaotic, often neutral
• Recommended activities:Barbarian, Warrior, Monk, Wizard, Wizard
• Suggested pastoral areas:Ancestors, Elementalism, Fury, Storm, War
• Recommended backgrounds:Athlete, national hero, foreigner, sailor, soldier
• Verwandte Pantheons:Pantheon of Faerûnia, Pantheon of Mulhorandi (Egyptian).

Most Melchar Masters dedicate themselves to the arts of freedom and war, choosing to express themselves through acts of power and revenge. They often lead the life of a wanderer or mercenary, preaching the word of their god.

Formy Oghmy

A Celtic deity, the Lord of Knowledge often appears to industrious people in search of knowledge - whether in secluded halls and monastic libraries or in the fields, venturing into the far reaches of the world's overgrown nature.

Oghma answers his followers' prayers and questions when he needs an answer not normally available or impossible to know, but only when all other forms of inquiry have been exhausted and their thirst for knowledge is overwhelming.

When Oghma appears to her followers, she can appear in the following forms:

Oghma's half

• Attitude:Usually neutral
• Recommended activities:Bard, Druid, Monk, Hunter, Sorcerer
• Suggested pastoral areas:Arcana, Knowledge, Luck, Nature, Time
• Recommended backgrounds:Acolyte, entertainer, hermit, alien, sage
• Verwandte Pantheons:Panteon Faeruński, Panteon Celtycki

Hardworking and committed to higher education, Oghma Champions constantly seek to deepen their knowledge and understanding of the world around them. They are often isolationists - they remain separated from those who interrupt their studies.

hex former

A creature of the Eldritch and worshiped as the god of Eberron: Shadow, Hex often appears to his people when they are most likely being driven insane or performing a life-threatening task under a veil of darkness. Hex always appears from shadowy and dark areas.

The curse lends itself to those seeking refuge or the embrace of madness and darkness, but not always to protect them. If a hex feels that an individual (and himself) can benefit from madness or failure, he will happily impose it on him—and only after the individual has recovered will he understand why.

When Hex appears to their followers, they can appear in the following forms:

Hex Heroes

• Attitude:Usually neutral
• Recommended activities:Craftsman, Priest, Rogue, Wizard, Sorcerer
• Suggested pastoral areas:Distant, spirit, technology, deception, twilight
• Recommended backgrounds:Acolyte, charlatan, criminal, possessed, sailor
• Verwandte Pantheons:Eberronisches Pantheon, istoty Eldritch

Hex heroes are generally reserved, quiet, or to some extent insane, as their belief in the god of madness compels them to walk on the razor's edge.

Formy Mishakala

As a Greek goddess of antiquity and goddess of light belonging to the gods of Krynn, Mishakal often appears to those most in need of healing, life, and fulfillment. Most often, mishakal spawn from water sources.

Mishakal responds to those in need of a motherly or loving figure's embrace - whether as a motherly attitude towards threats and pain on behalf of her child, or as a loving embrace to show that life is not punishment, but just a work of art as you can to paint.

When Mishakal appears to his followers, he can take the following forms:

Mestre af Mishakal

• Attitude:Mostly legal, often good
• Recommended activities:Cleric, Druid, Monk, Paladin, Ranger
• Suggested pastoral areas:party, campfire, life, peace, twilight
• Recommended backgrounds:Acolyte, Guild Craftsman, Misfit, Sage, Hedgehog
• Verwandte Pantheons:Krynian Pantheon, Greek Pantheon

Mishakal Masters tend to be very profound artists, diplomats, companions and healers - as they embody the most gentle and compassionate nature of their Goddess.

forms of chemosh

A demonic being and evil god in the Krynn pantheon, Chemosh appears only to his most obedient followers and those on the brink of death or in eternal sleep. Chemosh usually emerges from the environment as a blast of dark, swirling mist, revealing himself as the god of death.

Chemosh comes to those who need the touch of death most—whether that touch is inflicted on the follower or his enemies is none of his business. His most ardent followers undoubtedly carry out his dark will, and though they reject apathy and sleep, they are as cold and calculating as the power of death itself.

When Chemosh appears to his followers, he can take the following forms:

Champions of Chemosh

• Attitude:Usually neutral, often angry
• Recommended activities:Cleric, warrior, rogue, wizard, sorcerer
• Suggested pastoral areas:Death, Grave, Soul, Time, Deception
• Recommended backgrounds:Acolyte, charlatan, criminal, possessed, hedgehog
• Verwandte Pantheons:Krynnian pantheon, demon lords of the abyss

Most Chemosh characters find it difficult to endure the touch of death and the state of lifelessness and apathy. They find fulfillment in fulfilling the demands of their god, knowing they will deserve the inevitable end.

Heroes' Court

For centuries, during the Dragon Wars, many powerful heroes and champions of all gods fought against the Dragon Empire to secure a future of freedom for the world of Pryxis and its inhabitants. However, at the end of the war, three individual heroes, devoted only to their fellow human beings, came together to fight as a united front that ended the war for good.

These three heroes are known as the Heroic Court - a sect of divine, holy mortals who sacrificed themselves in the final battle against Tiamat and her great Vipers to drive them back to Hell.

Small gifts

For the Heroic Court, power is not something that can be bestowed as easily as Syn's pantheon, so the Heroic Court can only grant temporary power in the form of gifts.

These small gifts do not require strict adherence to moral principles or the guidance of worshiped deities. Rather, it consists in the individual contemplating or being attracted to the principles dictated by a subordinate deity.

Tales of Gilthounds

Gilthunder's tales tell of his cunning and deadly precision during the fall of the Dragon Empire.

night butcher.Gilthunder Dragonheart's famous great scythe spear made of blackened mithril and silver. Exceptionally light, the Nightcutter has been known to pierce scales and plates with just the lightest of blows, slicing through flesh and bone as if it were mere paper. The weapon takes its name from its ability to seemingly merge with shadows and the night sky, as Gilthunder leaped from mountain cliffs, city towers, and treetops to pierce dragons from his night sky.

Dark Runner.Gilthound was no stranger to the Veil of Night or the Cloak of Shadows - being a Dark Elf and having drunk the blood of a Shadow Dragon, the only way to survive was to remain in constant darkness. However, as he continued to explore the magic inherent in the Dragonborn, he harnessed its ability to absorb a mist of pure shadow, allowing it to remain present even in direct sunlight. Though evening, twilight, and night were still the Shadow Walker's favorite times.

Stories of Haedrig

The stories told about Haedrig describe his unstoppable strength and earth-shattering power during the Dragon Wars.

Beaten.A massive maul crafted from an adamantium meteorite and the remains of an ancient dragon it slew, this combination hammer and great axe struck terror into all who witnessed its path of destruction. Haedrig named the Maul great ax after himself, considering it his crowning achievement and representation of his royalty. The Wyrmbane carried his brothers' innate thirst for blood, making it a powerful dragon-slaying weapon.

Stormbringer.Blessed by the War Gods of the Pantheon of Sin and the Norse Gods, Haedrig displayed powerful supernatural abilities to harness the energies of Tempest and Tempest. It is said that in times of extreme need, Haedrig was able to brave the storm and wrath of heaven to cut down his enemies - almost always at the command of his Maul great-axe.

Zolis' stories

The Tales of Zolis explores her tenacity and willpower to lead the unenlightened masses of Pryxis to a brighter future.

Graver.A simple but elegant spear that Zolis himself used as a sacred symbol and weapon to combat threats against his people. This shovel-like spear of entropy was given to her under mysterious circumstances; namely bestowed by a higher power acting outside the interests of the gods. This otherworldly being led a life of quiet contemplation and concern for the remains of all dead gods. Some call her Chac-Mool and others Anubis. This being sought out Zolis because she refused to bow her knee before the gods and gave her a fraction of her own power to use for her own ends.

Phoenix Cloak.Zolis once attempted to free an enslaved phoenix that Red Viper had used as a tool during the Dragon Wars, channeling the phoenix's power into himself to revive him after death. Zolis defeated the great viper with great difficulty and rushed to the aid of Phoenix, who began to crumble to ashes in her hands - his life force drained from the red dragon. Before the phoenix could vanish completely, he struck out with his powers one last time, granting Zolis a cloak of eternally burning feathers.

Continent

Each continent listed includes a master key that breaks down the expected environments, the continent's capital, and the major non-capitals.

After each important section, a general overview of each continent is given, as well as some points of interest of this country.

Each continent has its own people, customs, governments, creatures and unique locations - and these aspects should be taken into account when traversing. Some areas in each land remain unexplored or inaccessible to some, and many adventures await those willing to traverse the yawning darkness.

Aneline

A small town on the west coast of the central country of the Puglia chain, Anelin sits in a bustling swamp area on the edge of the region's largest lake.

Much of the city consists of simple structures of wood and stone, and about a third of all buildings are on floating dwellings in the inland swamp lake.

A group of hermetic psionic halflings (known asSpectral Halflings) call the Anelin their ancestral home and have lived in the area since ancient times—like many other races who settle in their city, they are usually welcomed by the halflings, but usually only after they have proven their worth.

Due to the turbulent skirmishes between Anelin and Mallaig, the tunnel through the mountain range to the meadows is heavily secured against traffic.

Hidden from the rest of the island, Anelin sits on a mountain range that keeps swamps out. Beyond this mountain range, the people of Anelin engage in a constant trade in swamp flora and fauna with those who dock at the nearby port.

Legends tell of an ancient power that lies deep within the swamp lake and is credited with the psychic powers bestowed on the halflings who live there. The same power is said to have protected Anelin from outside threats for untold millennia.

Gothra

This labyrinthine fortress is firmly embedded in the coast of the western mainland of the Puglia chain and stands in stark contrast to the hyper deadly landscape that surrounds it.

Completely surrounded by a series of ironwood walls, the fortified town of Ghothra is the only settlement on the western mainland of the Puglia chain. the jungle south of the mainland, destroying all flora and fauna into abysmal monstrosities.

The city of Ghothra serves as an important military countermeasure against the demonic invasion of the land and was brought here at the behest of the Guild of Three. Troops and supplies are regularly sent to the island to prevent further spread of the invasion, and patrols of heavily armed soldiers and mages are dispatched to eliminate demonic influence.

Due to the Abyssal's longstanding presence on the continent, "burning out" demonic influence is nearly impossible. Abyss Transgression has existed on the tropical island for over three centuries and there have been constant attempts to destroy the Abyss' main gate - to no avail. Even the Eternal Archmage himself has begun channeling funds and resources directly to the city of Ghothra to give the demonic forces a better foothold.

Many Ghothra expatriates are often hardened criminals or seasoned soldiers who know full well that demonic influence can end their lives—and those who survive the longest tend to rise to positions of meritocratic power.

Mallaig

Mallaig is a walled town built high on the highest plateau island in Puglia's southernmost inland archipelago. It is a coastal fortress surrounded by a network of bridges, docks and promenades that stretch across the archipelago.

The town of Mallaig is a stone fortress mostly inhabited by the dominant Orc tribe and was once the site of an ancient kingdom that fell from power during the Dragon Wars - believed to have been owned by the Mad King who was overthrown by Orc slaves who ruled the den took advantage of the fall of the dragon kingdom.

While the watch still stands, the patchwork walls and woodwork make up most of the architecture that extends outside the watch - and the main line of stone bridges leading to the mainland are still functional, albeit derelict.

The orcs of Mallaig despise the city of Anelin - and then the ghostly halflings who live there. The reasons for this bad blood are said to lie in the halflings' belief that orcs were enslaved during the rule of the Dragon Realm, but the halflings claim they are unaware of the struggle the orcs endured. Nevertheless, the conflict between the two groups of people is not over yet.

Dhor Volbur

Clinging to the security of the rocky slope of Mount Volbur, the town of Dhor Volbur, which translates to 'Door of Volbur', is a town carved into both the slope and the mountain itself.

The city lies behind a massive stone gate in the mountains, in a large natural cave that is deeper than it is wide, surrounding a huge trap (known as The Sink) that leads into darkness.

Dhor Volbur is divided into a series of four rings: The lower ring consists of mines and tunnels branching outwards and upwards, leading directly to the bay. The middle ring is at ground level with the main gate of Dhor Volbur and is the main residential and commercial area, the upper ring is less a ring and more a series of extravagant bridges and piers connecting hollow stalactites and used as exclusive residences, villas and banks , and the ring of heaven is on the outer peak of the mountain where the royal family lives.

The original creators of Dhor Volbur were a generation of Gray Dwarves (known asHeavenly Dwarves), who separated from their underworld brothers to change their destiny. They encountered Mount Volbur and began tunneling up rather than down.

Na'Arth

Na'Arth is an ancient elven city that existed before the Dragon Wars and was abandoned under the rule of the Dragon Empire.

Shortly after the Empire began to rule the world of Pryxis, the city came under siege by marauding and marauding Great Vipers. Realizing the inherent power of the ancient elves of the time, they took swift action to quell any resistance.

In the early years of the Dragon Wars, many elves who had escaped captivity fled here, drawn by a strong supernatural longing that led them to rediscover the ruins. Shortly after the rediscovery, the city was again inhabited by elves; most notably the High Elves trying to restore the city to its former glory.

Today the city is a glittering sanctuary of beauty and splendor among the bushes and thorns - scars of eons carved into its streets: revered and studied by elves and other races alike. Archaeological and magical expeditions are often conducted throughout the city and its environs to uncover hidden histories from before the Dragon Reign.

Many of the chambers and layers within the city's depths remain unknown, undiscovered and potentially dangerous, but they may hold great hidden powers or secrets just waiting to be revealed.

Much

Located on the coast of the north-eastern peninsula, the city of Hulgal is a busy trading town.

Hulgal is a city teeming with traders, merchants, and businesspeople, built to receive a variety of trade goods and items from mainland Pryxiria.

Built on one of the oldest glacial gullies left by ancient ice shelves that retreated from the area long before the Dragon Empire, the city of Hulgal not only offers a wealth of valuable trade goods but also allows many archaeologists and paleontologists to explore the records the world from the harsh and destructive rule of the dragons.

The city itself is constantly funded by various high-ranking officials, and many of the buildings are exquisitely crafted from materials found around the world -- as well as much of the local megafauna population. Due to the extensive glacial plains on the north and south sides, the diverse megafauna enjoy a temperate landscape. Hunters venture into the plains to reap huge profits by slaying the largest creatures that inhabit the glacial ridges.

Trade goods and glacial megafauna aside, the final aspect of Hulgal that draws many is tourism: a peaceful seaside town that offers numerous private resorts and beaches for those willing to shell out more cash for investment.

Khol Lodar

Set in the midst of a mountainous landscape, these amazing stone structures blend into the surrounding mountain valley.

On the shores of the Inner Sea: Lodar (translated Lodestone – as khol Lodar directly translates to “King of the Lodestones”) the city was originally built as the extravagant headquarters of the dwarven empire of the world Pryxis, where the head sovereignty would be over live and oversee the numerous holdings of the Empire.

Khol Lodar's (and then the Empire's) operations were housed in the city's main palace - a massive stone ziggurat that towers over the surrounding landscape and - no pun intended - eclipses all other buildings in the area, dwarfing his majesty .

Dwarfs of all kinds lived in Khol Lodar - because it was meant to be a sacred place; venerable and sacred to all dwarven sects, clans, and factions. With each generation of dwarves who settled and lived in the valley, their customs, beliefs, commerce, and architecture contributed to the vast metropolis, increasing the glory of the United Dwarf Kingdom.

Above the clear waters of Lodar lies a spur of labrador-colored stone that dwells the souls of every ruler who sits on the throne of Khol Lodar. They continue to watch over the dwarven empire they once ruled and continue to lead the reigning ruler to further glory.

Saneus

The port gateway to the country of Egyix; Saneus acts as a gateway to the barren wasteland itself.

Saneus lies on a coast where the Antarctic currents flow in from the south. Saneus is a true temperate city, surrounded by mountains to the north and south - and its residents benefit from a convenient trading town.

The city was originally built in a vast desert landscape long ago as one of the Dragon Empire's most important slave ports - and the city still bears the scars and stench of crime from a bygone era. Originally used as a town for breaking, grazing, training and trading livestock, the city resembles a huge fortress prison.

Due to its semi-remote location, many of the laws of the country of Egyix are ignored or overridden within the city limits, making it an excellent place for smugglers of illegal goods (such as trucks, furniture, contraband, etc.) to be exported without much scrutiny. However, the city of Saneus is notoriously a corrupt desert niche for those with the moral ambiguity to overlook such activity.

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Located in a tropical desert, Aksai is considered a true paradise in the middle of the sea.

The city of Aksai is located on a special plateau that dominates the center of the island. The lower districts surrounding the plateau serve as important commercial, commercial, and residential centers. At the top of the plateau is a granite fortress containing the living quarters of the nobles and the administration hall. The incredibly chaotic Main Street winds its way towards the northern part of the island - where it leads to the main wharf and the ship's tank port.

Originally built as a base for a counter-offensive against the now-ruined Herkutatop (Herkut City), the city of Aksai was built as a rebel port - a port that has been pillaged, pillaged, burned, flooded and rebuilt time and time again.

The city holds a special place as a key witness to the event known as "Meteorfall" - narrowly surviving a meteorite impact in the east. In the halls of the main palace there is a detailed historical account of the events related to the meteor fall.

Benou

Lying on the shores of Herkut Bay and in the jungles of the Aegean, Benou is a dangerous but lucrative settlement.

The town of Benou is nicknamed "Edge City" - in reference to the fact that the industrial mining town is perched precariously on the edge of Herkut Bay.

The city looks straight into a dangerous, gaping chasm of twisted silt and glass; Where it stretches, vine-like docks and bridges lead to the Persian Gulf to harvest a bounty of extremely rare die-cast materials and ores found nowhere else on the planet.

The city is the only permitted form of mining in Herkut Bay - and due to the intense oversight of all departments of the Guild of Three, the city's safety and capabilities are tightly regulated. In fact, the recruitment process at the Benou Mining Coalition (BMC) is exhausting and mysterious. Outward transports from Benou are almost always carried out exclusively with armored aircraft.

Kipos

Built isolated to the south-east of Egyix in the shadow of Mount Kipos, this city is barren and desolate - but only on the surface.

Rising out of the surrounding desert is a massive mountain known as Mount Kipos. Carved into this tower is the seemingly deserted metropolis of Kipos.

The city and surrounding areas are infested with a nearly incurable form of immortality—a form that can be transmitted to other living beings through contact or prolonged exposure to the air. The form of undeath is known as "Soullight," the Mad King's final gift to the world of Pryxis that would turn his subjects and all exposed to it into half-life.

An area spanning a 700-mile radius from the center of Mount Kipos is considered quarantined by Prixis Archamgus Eternal itself - marked by metal rods attached to a psi crystal that telepathically sends a quarantine warning to any living thing transmitted within 100 feet. These bars are evenly spaced every 100 feet around the perimeter of the quarantine. Many teams of autonomous constructs and resilient adventurers patrol the fringes to destroy any infested creatures that happen to pass by.

Brego

Brego is the southeastern town of the Three Banks area and is much less of a town as it is a collection of prefabricated buildings, canvas awnings and various buildings constructed from local vegetation.

The village of Brego was once the foremost command post of an incredibly large band of adventurers looking to explore and conquer the wild lands of the islands' underlands. When the actual army landed about a century ago, they pushed inward and left their camp to explore the local boreal forest. Unfortunately, none of the adventurers returned, which left many questions about what happened to the army.

Nevertheless, an entourage of squires, keepers, and servants made camp at camp, venturing only a few miles—and returning to Brego just in time before dark. Merchants and traders visit the settlement regularly to replenish needed supplies and items.

There are rumors of strange noises being heard after dark and various figures being seen in the fog beyond the bounds of the swamps and inland forests. As a result, local residents are constantly interested in a commercial operation to map the surrounding areas - with very limited success.

Ulross

Ulross is the north-eastern town in the border triangle and is considered an "unsuitable" settlement. The city itself is the only known aspect of the island it sits on, as the areas outside the city walls are only accessible with the express permission of the noble caste that governs the city.

The people of the city of Ulross have an odd liking for strange and strange happenings inside or outside the city - a fact that visitors and residents from Brego or Farfell take advantage of. When a kidnapping or enforced disappearance occurs, many locals remain unaware, and even outright murder is sometimes completely ignored.

This kind of complacency has led many to label the commoners "strange people" — because their inability to feel fear, disgust, or the many negative emotions that accompany such a deadly threat is truly disturbing.

Ignoring crimes, forgetting misdemeanors and overlooking gross murders - the feeling that there is something fundamentally wrong with the island touches many in the heart.

In fact, there are many theories that a group of ghouls masquerading as an aristocracy subjugated the city to their whims and placed it under a higher authority - but no concrete evidence of this has ever been found. The best advice from those who have visited and experienced the city is: "Always be alert, never alone, do not draw attention to yourself, close the door and sleep in shifts."

Aside from the strange denizens and the dangers they pose, the exotic trade materials and unique perspectives make visiting Ulross almost a must for those interested in the esoteric and macabre.

Kartofolof

Cartofoloph lies in the green fields north of the mainland of Pryxiria and is traversed by two mountain rivers. It is a bustling city of agriculture and engineering.

Cartofoloph existed as a vast agricultural settlement during the Dragon Wars and is no stranger to farming. The city was originally built to provide the Empire's humanoid forces with food, livestock, and various living materials.

Since the fall of the Empire, the city and surrounding areas are still used as farmland - but they hold the key to an alternative crop: sustainable energy.

Cartofoloph is known for its eco-engineers and their ability to build batteries and power cells using biodegradable fuels made from plant matter (namely, the signature Cartofoloph "Blotato"). In fact, many nonmagical technologies are based on the innovative practices of the scientists and farmers who call this city home.

Whether through simple farm living or farming tricks, the people of Cartofoloph render an invaluable service to the entire world of Pryxis - a fact of which they are proud.

Kragenferth

Collarferth is on the north shore of the Inner Sea and is best known for the landing stage and downing of the large number of sturgeon mages and starships in whose waters it was built.

The incredible underwater depths of the Indian Ocean allow aircraft and spacecraft to operate in active wet/dry docks. Due to the large number of ships that constantly land in the nearby waters, the city of collar Ferth has developed into a huge paradise for train drivers. Factories, manufacturers, mechanics and warehouses of all kinds are located along the coast - all for the sole purpose of maintaining, repairing or replacing basic components of stave jammers or their crew.

Due to the large number of migrant workers who lived in Collarferth, the place was jokingly nicknamed "Mini-Pryxis". Aside from train driver and storage companies, the vast majority of creatures actually exist to support a temporary population unable to make a multi-day trip to the nearby megapolis.

arowend

Aryowend is situated on a delta island separating the main waterway from mainland Pryxiria. The city is divided into three parts: two-thirds lie on the banks around the waterway and one-third is a fortress built on the delta island.

As one of the largest trading cities, it owes its existence to the Dragon Empire's attempt to maintain a method of surveillance and obstruction at the nearby Pryxis Megapolis. Aryowend was founded to ensure that the newly founded city (reluctantly allowed by the Dragon Empire so that the Eternal Arkmaker could save the planet) would have no influence beyond the waterways allowed.

Unfortunately, when the Dragon Wars began, Aryowend was one of the first cities to rebel against the Empire - partly due to the almost direct influence of Megapolis and its residents. Now the city takes control of which seagoing ships are allowed to navigate the rivers of Pryxiria and operates the world's largest water taxi service on the continent.

blacksmith

Falsar, the city of magic and the heart of the continent's waterways and roads.

The city of Falsar is dominated by the Ivory Tower: a fearsome spire of white stone and metal that soars high into the cloud cover and rests on a knoll above the city. From this tower, the Magocracy (a form of government ruled by a mage) rules the city itself and is equivalent to the acting Queen of the Triarch.

The Magocracy guides the city of Falsar in researching and conducting purely magical experiments - generally outside the views of the Pryxian Academy of Dweomer, but under the supervision of the Body of Magi. For this reason, old and new forms of magic are constantly being discovered and tested in the Falsar Tower (and its seemingly endless rooms and levels allow great freedom in the methods of magical application).

In general, Falsar's main exports are various magic components, alchemy reagents, books, scrolls, magic items, and various other spells, which bring the city more revenue than its smaller cities.

Marrowtown

City of Combat, Stamina and Discipline – Marrowtown is the Triarch's prime supplier of exceptional soldiers.

A militaristic city ruled by a Lord General who reports to the Triarch Queen. Marrowtown was founded by a paladin who wielded a great dragon-slaying weapon during the Dragon Wars and pledged his weapons and armies to the warrior queen in solidarity with her rule.

The city is now a leader on the continent (and beyond) in military training – yes, training in the city of Marrowtown is considered a great honor and a prestigious opportunity; Access to the extensive (yet strenuous) drills, training and disciplines of the hundreds of generations of soldiers stationed there is unmatched anywhere else.

Many paladins consider a pilgrimage to the city of Markstadt to be a pivotal point in their lives and strive to follow in the footsteps of their predecessors. It is said that the city's military libraries contain the fundamental teachings of some of the first paladins who led the assault against the Dragon Realm - and that only those who prove worthy are allowed to read of their exploits.

Uzbek

Uzbekistan's youngest city - at least compared to others on the mainland - was founded by a group of deep-sea goblins who settled in the region shortly after being freed from captivity in the Underdark just five centuries earlier.

Having never experienced life after death, these deep-sea sprites were enamored with the ever-expanding horizon and endless sky above, and attempted to "conquer" it in their own unique way: they parted ways with everyone such small technology, any object, etc. random accumulation of nonsense to get to heaven.

Their persistence paid off, and over time these goblins created some of the first airships to grace the skies of Pryxis - and they were eager to create more.

In modern times, the descendants of these deep-sea sprites have become known as industrious—if desperate—adventurers and inventorsMill goblins.

Tongha

A floating city of surprisingly well-built stone and wood structures, perched on the west coast waves.

The town of Tongha, which grew out of a series of fishing shacks and trading buoys several centuries ago, has continued to expand with a multitude of floating buildings and an ever-expanding network of docks and bridges.

The city's construction resembles the same jade masonry as the capital city of Shedo - albeit more wood than stone. Each block is divided into 12 individual blocks and built on a floating foundation that supports massive buoys that keep the block afloat. Docks and bridges account for most of the foot traffic, but boat trips are the most efficient way to get around the city.

The city of Tongha is considered the most important trading center of the entire Tuyari continent and most of the trade and goods are transacted through the city.

Yungai

The city of Yungai is located on the coast of the northern island of the Tujar Empire.

An aura of mystery and deception surrounds this remote island, and the town itself is the only familiar aspect of the island - apart from the main island, you are not allowed to set foot on it without special experience support.

The city itself is nothing more than a thick-walled monastery (albeit an impossibly large complex of buildings around a central temple) whose main residents are monks, priests and practicing saints.

Curiously, the monastery's religious practices are not known to the general public and those who visit the island take an oath of secrecy, punishable by death. Many people known to have broken oaths have disappeared without a trace - and even the spoken words that broke the secret seem forgotten forever.

Barakburg

A city built on the highest hill of the true plane, dominated by a huge obsidian obelisk at its center.

Still a newly formed city-state, Barakaburg is known as the "City of Freedom" because it was founded solely for the purpose of offering new life and freedom to those who wish to settle there. Thanks to this attitude, the city has attracted the largest number of mercenaries, pirates, farmers, villagers and adventurers - all eager and willing to take part in a brand new life.

The town itself was built around the original Pump Room that had stood on this site for several centuries, and the site's original owner welcomes the new vitality that is beginning to flow into the great hills.

The main founders (colloquially known as the "Blue Scales") still live in the city in a massive obsidian tower that overlooks the entire city and the hill. The Blue Scales are led by a powerful sorcerer who is said to be the leader of the last line of the Mad Kings.

Kustelburg

non-continents

Some areas of the world of Pryxis are not populated enough to be called "continents" and may also be outside the jurisdiction of other continents, kingdoms, or governments.

These areas are commonly referred to as unique locations and are outside the laws of most other groups. Few of these places are well known enough to be listed.

Driz is playing

• Main areas:coast, mountain

Long ago, long before the Spellplague, a powerful psionic being named Drizu, fed up with the denizens of this world, attempted to extend its reach to the stars by harnessing the spirit's innate powers and using them against the forces of reality itself .

In layman's terms, this powerful mystic intended to create a bridge to the Pryxian moon: Arivae.

To achieve this goal, Drizu found a crossing of magical power lines (also called manapaths) where she began to bend the will of the land to her whims. Her intention was to create a literal stairway connected to the moon itself - from which she would rule the realm of her own power, far from the eyes of the world.

At first, her goal seemed possible as the island holding the power lines rose and melted into the shape she desired. What Drizu did not know, however, was that the vast and elemental amount of energy emanating from nature would create a being known as the Elemental Locus - literally a living realm.

This elemental location attacked Drizu because his birth was chaotic and sudden, and the spirit within him was new and unpredictable. Drizu attempted to fight the elemental, but with limited success as the locus was several kilometers in size and range - and its powers were on par with those of a mystic.

After constant struggle, Drizu's mortal body was destroyed by the Elemental Locus, but her spirit was not. Drizu's psionic energies began dissolving the elemental's spirit and life force, leading to its subsequent destruction.

What now lies at the center of the Loccon Deep is a large assemblage of floating pollen, hanging islands, and shards of crystal that is steadily floating far into the upper atmosphere. The remnants of the Elemental Locus are held high by a powerful psionic resonance and imbued with the natural energies of the power lines that chaotically flow through them.

These soil pollen get stuck in gravity; Pollen fly and collide with each other, creating a terrible airspace, but some larger masses can have their own gravity. Adding to its bizarre gravity, the wind currents that blow through the sky are incredibly fast -- at speeds that can easily knock creatures large and small into their surroundings.

Mapping these landmasses is nearly impossible, and navigating them even less likely.

Legend has it that there is still a confluence of ley line energies that can potentially teleport individuals to the moon of Arivae, where the original psionic anchor remains bound to the moon itself through Drizu.

Other tales tell of whispers and unintelligible phrases heard in the howling winds on the rocks - presumably remnants of Drizu's own spirit.

Dragon's Spine and Tooth

• Main areas:coast, meadow

This archipelago of barren plateaus sits on the edge of the Esvista Space and the Cycallu Oceanet and represents the boundary where the two seas are physically separated. Due to the barren nature of the plateaus (as well as the shape of the archipelago), the area has also been nicknamed the "Dragon's Spine".

Most of Dragon's Spine is a series of flat islands that are devoid of foliage or canopy except for a unique species of long grass found only on the islands themselves. This grass can grow over 10 feet tall and was also called "mirgrass" for its ability to reflect light and heat, as well as its ability to reflect magic. Unfortunately, the grass has razor-sharp edges that can cause serious lacerations at the slightest touch.

No life can live naturally on the island as the native grass smothers all other plants and makes the animals foolish enough to run across the tall grass fields. Viewing the island from a distance during the day reveals the nature of the islands - as sunlight reflects violently through the rippling sea of ​​grass, creating the illusion of a vast scale surface.

In addition to the alien grass, the archipelago experiences constant earthquakes, making it nearly uninhabitable. These earthquakes appear to be confined to the islands themselves and do not extend their seismic activity to the surrounding waters - meaning only the archipelago itself is shaking.

Stranger still, if the creature dies on the islands, the next earthquake will absorb its body into the earth's soil and rocks - crushed and buried by the heaving earth and rippling grass.

The only safe haven on the surrounding islands is a massive, jutting rock structure on which Mirgræs cannot grow. This massive tower was nicknamed the "Dragon's Tooth" in reference to the rest of the archipelago. The tooth does not present any particular features, except for the presence of a massive wood that dominates at the very top of the spire. Strangely enough, this tree begins to glow subtly when an earthquake is imminent in the archipelago. For this reason, many believe that the tree and the grass are at least somehow connected.

Many researchers speculate that the archipelago was once the corpse of an ancient supermassive titan that fell here - and earthquakes prove it may not die entirely. Others claim that the islands belonged to a world engulfed by the plane of positive energies and that only these islands survived without being absorbed by overwhelming positive energies. And some say the islands became what they are naturally, and all other theories are rumor and speculation. Regardless, no one really knows the origin of the dragon's spine and tooth.

Treated Bay

• Main areas:By the sea, underground

A well-known site of a great, earth-shattering catastrophe, Herkut Bay is a vast, maw-like crater separating the Esvista expanse from the Loccon Deeps, lying between the continents of Pryxiria and Egyix.

The rift was formed when an event called "Meteorfall" occurred over 4,000 years ago - a magical showdown between the Archmage Eternal and the Urmad King, culminating in the summoning of a massive meteorite and its subsequent transformation into pure ice and silt, the total global prevent destruction.

When the meteor hit Earth, the ooze that formed its outer shell evaporated and the ice inside melted in a split second to form liquid water, which erupted in a great deluge that caused world sea levels to rise rapidly and violently everywhere triggered monsoons. the world.

As the water receded, the impact site revealed a distorted basin; an impossibly deep crater made up of jagged and huge rock and crystal formations that curve and expand in all directions, surrounded by a jagged atoll of silt islands that hold strange structures in place.

This superstructure of twisting and jagged land bridges regularly drains water from the surrounding seas, and beneath the curved stones lies an abyss that inevitably leads to darkness. It has been discovered that the water entering the bay flows through underground channels and streams that lead to natural springs and lakes across the country, eventually resulting in a never-filled crater.

Due to the nature of the unstable earthworks, the great force of the torrential waters, and the constant danger of falling several thousand feet into the gaping darkness below, crossing Herkut Bay is an extremely dangerous endeavor; But the presence of crystals and ores, which can only be found at extreme superheat and high pressure, is a great reward for those looking to mine the surrounding land bridges.

Curiously, the Persian Gulf is particularly prone to being home to otherworldly and bizarre creatures that call the Abyss Crater their home. These creatures are often shown to have been supernaturally altered or mutated by otherworldly influences, displaying traits reminiscent of aberrations or abominations. The source of these mutations is believed to be dormant energies left behind by the remains of the original Mad King, the alien nature of Meteor, the high magic used by both the Mad King and the Archmage Eternal, or a combination from these three.

The Old Man's Mountain

• Main areas:coast, mountain

Located on a deserted island south of the Apulia chain and north of the Tuyari mainland, this mighty basalt mountain is named after the world's largest extinct volcano, Pryxis.

An extinct volcano sits on an island that is constantly being eroded by a relentless hurricane that never lets up or subsides, with the storm's eye circling the peak of the mountain itself. The main aspect of the island is that a variety of glowing mushrooms and mushrooms pervade the entire area - the strongest concentration concentrated exclusively in the main caldera of the extinct volcano.

A common sight is the presence of glowing spores, which are spread across the island by the wind of a constant storm that illuminates the area with periodic lightning strikes. As they approach the island, many sailors and adventurers notice the expanding web of glowing mycelium that covers the entire island and extends into the waters below - illuminating the rocky shores of the stormy sea.

Getting to the island is a feat in itself, as the rocky stretches of coastline combined with rough waves and storms present great danger even for experienced sailors. But once you get to the island itself (or rather, get to the point where the spores are noticeably close), your greatest danger is inhaling the highly toxic spores that fill the air (and even the water for those who sail the ocean cross over).

Fungal growth on the island poses the greatest biological hazard for those wishing to cross the extinct volcano. The spores released by the fungi and mycelia, while mostly harmless to physical contact (except for a mildly itchy rash after prolonged exposure), will infect – but never kill – anyone who inhales them. The most frightening aspect of spores is that once lodged in the respiratory tract, they begin to grow rapidly throughout the host's nervous system.

The immediate symptoms of a spore infection are coughing and sneezing, with mucus containing blue-green specks. As the infection progresses over several hours, other signs that the spores are entering the nervous system include paranoia, hallucinations, and bright blue-green eyes, followed by a strange numbness throughout the body. The final stage of infection involves the complete loss of body autonomy as the spore network now increases adrenal production and the creature's nervous system takes over to facilitate further reproduction - often resulting in hyper-aggressive behavior. Generally, the host's body can only resist the infection for a few days before the spore tissue exits its body to multiply, killing the host.

Due to the island's extreme dangerousness, many governments have classified it as an unreliable biological hazard and have banned almost all living things from entering the island. Those leaving the island must undergo extreme magical cleansing to prevent infection and, in the event of infection, immediate eradication. Many scholars and magicians believe that the storm may have been sent across the island by a supernatural being as a warning and protection.

Holmla Islands

• Main areas:coast, forest

Far off the west coast of Belgrade are the Holmla Islands; an archipelago of impossibly small tropical islands in the middle of the Cycallu Ocean.

These islands are made up of vast networks of coral reefs covered with lush tropical vegetation combined with mossy seaweed. While the islands' bedrock consists of various forms of coral, sand and soil, the main islands themselves are only a fraction of the total coral reef that connects all the islands and stretches several kilometers underwater.

In addition to the extensive coral network, the islands are also home to other plant species, including various types of moss and algae that cling to the surrounding shores. The surface of the islands is covered with a veritable layer of moss through which various shapes of huge tropical trees protrude. Stranger still, many of these trees not only penetrate the islands, but also extend outward from the bottom of the coral reef itself - their roots intertwining with the coral and emerging from the sea.

Some of these trees rise above both the water and the land and can be seen pouring fresh water directly from natural openings in the tree trunks and branches. These trees are aptly called "waterfall trees" because they appear to be able to produce water from within. The methods by which these trees produce this water is not fully understood - but it is thought that they may be absorbing salt water from the sea and filtering it through their bodies, pushing out freshly filtered fresh water.

Although the islands are a green, lush and tropical paradise, a common hazard associated with the Holmla Islands is the risk of seasonal flooding. As rainfall and rainy seasons increase on the surrounding islands, the combination of algal blooms and increased water runoff triggers a natural phenomenon in the Cascade Trees - a phenomenon that causes trees to produce too much water. This results in massive freshwater torrents pouring out from the cascading trees, inundating the islands and driving most plant and wildlife into the surrounding seas. Due to the occurrence of seasonal flooding, many creatures on the islands are either amphibious or have adapted to live at higher elevations to avoid flooding.

Many speculate that the trees on the islands were once planted by Fey beings of yesteryear, or were carried as seeds by a sea creature that emerged from the recesses of the elemental water plane - presumably swallowing the seeds and expelling them as they passed. Whatever their origin, the coral reefs themselves seem barren and dead before the cascade trees took root, but they have now been brought to life through a functional symbiosis.

liberty cage

north and south

"Where do you go when even the earth is enslaved? Quite simply: where did hell freeze over to.”

---Jonwebela Snowbraids, Cryrium Smith

Bynisse

desert elf

Silber Weiss

Dzikus

Im More born

Sol

Ofanim

Rawana

A crowning achievement

One of the final acts of Vhostym's life was the gathering of natural anomalies, external life energies, and magical experiments throughout the star system aimed at triggering a natural magical weave to pull the meteor out of its normal orbit and trigger an artificial solar eclipse over the planet. the world of Abeir-Toril - an act of incantation he called "Crown of Flame".

In his final moments, his body succumbed to the withering and decay of an extraplanar disease as he lay on the muddy sands of the old moon and stared at the corona of the eclipse he had created - and as it shattered, spelling doom for the world below Whosty smiled, knowing he had succeeded where even the gods had failed... Nature's triumph over fate.

hidden existence

"Without the Visitor's guidance, our kind would still be lost in the darkness of ignorance, fear, and belief in those who would rather exploit us than allow us to transcend our limits and harness our true power."

---Shraak Roepict, exemplary githvyrik

life in the conclave

"The Conclave holds you in a careful embrace,

Her hands trembled with every sigh.

When you look down, look up too

because she draws her love through your life.

---Motto Konklawe Githvyrik

The itinerant company

The Githvyrik Conclaves have a habit of never staying in one place for too long, as their thirst for exploration and need to keep moving makes it difficult to track the flotilla.

One of the most intriguing aspects of githvyrik is their propensity to experience the ends of the cosmos in ways few are allowed to contemplate.

travel and discoveries.Normally, the Conclave Flotilla anchors on the dark side of a nearby moon or in the shadow of an asteroid, where they send out a protection ship or two and several Kindred to scour nearby worlds for resources. Through these exploration and rescue missions, many githvyrik find their way into new and strange worlds, often wandering these exotic places not only to experience them but to record them for stories, songs, and study.

Strange, bizarre, alien, and otherworldly are as widely accepted by the githvyrik as the concept of matter - these things do not strike them as strange as other races might be affected by seeing something inexplicable; It's everyday life for Githvyrik.

Wanderer.While on a mission for their overseer, some githvyrik occasionally fall in love with what they witness and leave the Conclave to pursue their own interests.

These individuals are not exiles, but typically seek to educate themselves on subjects they find interesting, find items, items, or artifacts that would benefit the Conclave, or simply find a life of their own. Whatever the reason, these githvyriks are always welcome in the Conclave if they decide to return - but it's just a matter of finding the Conclave if they leave the system.

Often these stragglers don't always manage to find their way back to the Conclave, but over time they can roam space in search of them - sometimes waiting in areas where the flotilla has been before, or in locations where they should be going to visit. Ironically, on their travels they may encounter other githvyrik, who sometimes band together to form their own conclave that roams the cosmos.

Flotilla-Notsprung.All Conclave flotillas come equipped with the ability to spontaneously perform an emergency teleportation maneuver. This will combine all ships in the flotilla into a single form of teleportation, transporting the entire Conclave to a previously visited location on the Overvessel star maps.

The Emergency Jump can only be used once every 24 hours, and it takes a lot of physical fuel or mental energy to combine all ships in a single jump. As such, it is typically used only as a last resort when danger is overwhelming - requiring immediate replenishment to prevent the flotilla from drifting and being abandoned.

shrines

In the countless millennia that have passed since the announcement of the two skies and when the githvyrik first began to soar to the stars in their flotillas, one aspect of their existence revolved around the idea of ​​finally finding their own home.

To this end, many Conclaves attempted to establish permanent strongholds in remote corners of the multiverse—places untouched or unknown to other sentient lifeforms (or that were helpful enough through the grace and cooperation of friendly or helpful individuals).

Unfortunately, many of these sanctuaries have been abandoned or forgotten over time; falling tragedies such as invasions, disease, natural disasters or self-destruction. Many of the Conclave flotillas will attempt to search for those they encounter, desperate to reclaim lost knowledge and valuable resources from their long-dead kin.

Kalach'a'Vah.Legends tell of a shrine used by Vhostym the Outsider, which has remained undiscovered since his own death. The shrine's name means "Star Shards" and is said to be one of the first githvyrik shrines created by the original gith fleeing the proclamation of the Two Heavens.

If the tales are to be believed, the shrine itself looks like a massive metal pillar orbiting a barren world embedded in a pulsar star system. The reason for the construction of Kalach'a'Vah - not to mention an extremely dangerous system - is unknown, but it is believed to have been created under such traumatic conditions to deter Githvyrik's enemies.

Vhostym's latest teachings are said to be found in a vast lore library, along with the original histories of the gith progenitors, Zerthimon's secret books, and the edicts of the gith themselves.

Gith-tegn

At DM's request, you can create a gith character with the following traits.

The origin of the character Githvyrik

Use these tables if you want to add an extra touch to your githvyrik character. Any of the options presented here will override your background settings when you select them.

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Lepkita

Moody and perplexed, isolated and elegant, tenacious and passionate—the leptkita (or moth) can be described in many ways—although few can pronounce the true name of the species.

They are a peaceful race with a fondness for the outdoors - solitary but familiar beings with a penchant for thought and ritual. Often on their feet or in the air, even the wildest and most untamed residents of Łepkita have the sense of an everyday place that is the result of their nomadic lifestyle. They owe their lives to the world they come from and are often responsible for protecting it. Thoughtful, loving, purposeful and gentle - Lepkitas are hidden but not to be missed.

bacteria

The battery is a small palm-sized metalloid cylinder filled with highly conductive acidic liquids that can be used to power certain technical devices. Most batteries are interchangeable between devices with different technologies, but some devices can only be used with higher capacity batteries.

aids and prostheses

Life isn't always easy - especially among adventurers - and there's a chance someone will miss something sooner or later.

While magical healing is a great thing, the truth is that most teams don't have a healer advanced enough to cast itregenerateto sew up a missing limb or restore mobility. Even after using healing magic, the healing process can sometimes not undo the significant damage that has already been done. At lower concentrations, the amount required for such treatment can be prohibitive.

In short, there will be times when someone will need help for their own flesh and blood, at least in the short term - but sometimes in the longer term.

prostheses

• Basic.

• Progressive.

• Morphisk.

Gear Changes

Not all gear is magical - and not all spells or magical abilities are as useful as they should be. As technology advances, the ability to upgrade, upgrade, or upgrade both everyday and magical gear comes into being.

Mods allow you to customize weapons and clothing for any tactical or environmental use case that your current gear may be lacking.

Each object, magical or otherwise, can equip up to 2 mods.

weapon mods

• Balanced
• Fold
• shock allegations
• golden plate
• light material
• reception

Equinox-Juwel

A wonderful item, common

A colorful piece of luminous jasper. The colors inside the gem gradually change with the seasons: green for spring, red for summer, yellow for autumn, and blue for winter.

weak glass

Wonderful element, common (needs to be tuned)

This little piece of stained glass is stronger than it looks. While attuned to this glass, creature attacks gain a +3 bonus on attack rolls and damage to nonmagical glass or crystal objects.

equipment package

A wonderful item, common

This backpack is infused with various copper and steel wires. Too bad if there are buildings within 30 feet.

Geoda Antares

A wonderful item, common

This half of a crystal geode sparkles even with no nearby light sources. A creature holding this geode in its free hand can easily see the stars clearly in the daytime sky.

hat on the floor

Wonderful element, common (needs to be tuned)

This wide-brimmed hat features stones and bits of rock braided into pigtails. This hat grants the attuned creature a +3 bonus on Climb checks.

imptail reb

A wonderful item, common

This 10-foot rope is woven from a red, leathery substance that smells faintly of sulfur. Escape throws to break free of this rope require a DC 13 Wisdom save instead of a Strength save.

Royal knife

Wonderful Item (Dagger), Common

An ornate dagger with peace runes along the shaft and blade. Attacks with this knife do no damage.

Krait Skee

A wonderful item, common

A simple wooden spoon with a snake symbol engraved on the handle. Once a day, when the spoon comes into contact with something edible, it will emit a barely audible hiss within a 5-foot radius if the substance is poisonous.

The cord of the maze

A wonderful item, common

A regular sized spool with a Minotaur engraved on one side. The spool magically holds 1,000 feet of line.

laurel wreath

Miracle Item (Circle), Common (requires Druid Alignment)

This crown is made of living laurel and moss that never withers or fades. Wearing it gives you the following benefits:

• You can use the crown as a spell focus for your druid spells.
• You can try to do a trick you don't know. The trick must be on the druid's spell list and you must take an Intelligence (Arcana) test of DC 10. If successful, cast the spell. If the test fails, the spell also fails and the action used to cast the spell is wasted. In both cases, you will not be able to use this accommodation again until you have finished a long break.

Small medallion

Wonderful Item (Amulet), Common (Requires Bard Alignment)

This small engraved piccolo hangs from a thin silver chain and gently emits a gentle melody. Wearing it gives you the following benefits:

• You can use the necklace as a spell focus for your bard trolls.
• You can try to do a trick you don't know. The trick must be on the bard's spell list and you must take an Arcana test of DC 10. If successful, cast the spell. If the test fails, the spell also fails and the action used to cast the spell is wasted. In both cases, you will not be able to use this accommodation again until you have finished a long break.

rain guide

A wonderful item, common

This lyre is carved with etchings of cloud and fog motifs. A gentle, beautiful mist surrounds the player of this lyre.

Mantislein

A wonderful item, common

These multi-lens goggles allow the wearer to see through 10 feet of fog or smoke.

Funny Balls

A wonderful item, common

This bag of colored stone marbles is individually carved with a rune. Left on a flat surface, the balls play against each other - or against an opponent.

Occult Gloves

Wonderful Item (Gloves), Common (Requires a Wizard to vote)

These delicate leather gauntlets are embroidered with metal symbols that hint at your wizarding bloodline. Wearing it gives you the following benefits:

• You can use the gloves as a summoning focus for your spells.
• You can try to do a trick you don't know. The trick must be on the caster's spell list and you must perform an Arcana of DC 10. If successful, cast the spell. If the test fails, the spell also fails and the action used to cast the spell is wasted. In both cases, you will not be able to use this accommodation again until you have finished a long break.

A box full of ornaments

Wonder Item (Belt), Common (requires crafting adjustment)

This small tin box is the size of the palm of a hand and can be clipped to your belt - it's surprisingly larger inside, but only contains decorations and various trinkets. Wearing it gives you the following benefits:

• You can use the belt as a spell focus for your crafting forms.
• You can try to do a trick you don't know. The trick must be on the artisan's spell list, and you must take a DC 10 Intelligence (arcana) test. If the test succeeds, cast the spell. If the test fails, the spell also fails and the action used to cast the spell is wasted. In both cases, you will not be able to use this accommodation again until you have finished a long break.

Portable shield

Armor (shield), general

This round dial folds away for easy portability. When the shield is covered, it looks like a steel strut. When the shield is unfolded, it looks like a round steel shield. The shield can be retracted and deployed using a pressure plate on the inside of the thumb of the orthosis.

This shield has the so-calledhiddenIdefuse immunityProperty.

peculiar carpet

A wonderful item, common

This eye-catching homemade quilt is downright comfortable to look at and hold. As part of this promotion, you can turn the rug into a fully functional cot - complete with a pillow, duvet and even a small stuffed animal to choose from.

The lock is ready

A wonderful item, common

This etched metal cap lock is decorated with a rune of an unknown language. Attaching this lock to a magic cloak will result in an action being attuned rather than the normal attunement period.

Runetechn

Wonderful Item (Ring), Common (Requires Cleric Alignment)

This simple ring is made of pure silver and is decorated on the front with the symbol of the local church, chapter, monastery or chapel. Wearing it gives you the following benefits:

• You can use the ring as a spell focus for your priest spells.
• You can try to do a trick you don't know. The trick must be on the cleric's spell list and you must perform an Arcana of DC 10. If successful, cast the spell. If the test fails, the spell also fails and the action used to cast the spell is wasted. In both cases, you will not be able to use this accommodation again until you have finished a long break.

Umbra's goggles

A wonderful item, common

Two dark lenses are attached to the frames of these iron glasses. A creature with sunlight sensitivity wearing these goggles can see normally in daylight.

obscuration of vision

A wonderful item, common

This silvery veil seems to flow amazingly by itself. While the creature keeps this veil over its person, it remembers all its dreams (including trances, visions, and other forms of dreaming) with perfect clarity.

Pyri's face

A wonderful item, common

This leather-bound journal smells of salt and ash. When the pages of this diary are burned, the inscriptions and images on the pages become a "movie" of fire and smoke.

wind shifter

Wonderful item (any weapon), common

This weapon features flowing wind and cloud runes along the shaft. While using this weapon you can perform an attack action and swing or shoot in the air to increase or decrease the local wind speed by 1 mph for each point of damage it would deal. This effect lasts for 1 turn and only works when there is natural wind in the area.

with zirconia

Wonderful element, common (needs to be tuned)

This small gem is made of zircon and decorated with small renunciation runes. As a free action, you can smash a gem and grant yourself a +1 bonus to your AC for 1 round. The gem will transform in your hand the next dawn.

magical things

Secret Aeduct Ties

Wonderful Item (rarity varies)

Crafted by a truly brilliant craftsman from another realm, his patented magical creation has become so widespread that it has become a modern day marvel.

There are few more useful magical items or arcane technologies so obvious as the modern day marvel of the Aeduct arcane binding band. These unobtrusive strips of magical material have been proven to have almost infinite uses.

Arcane Bindings, or Aeduct Bonds as they are commonly known, are striking in their simplicity. Thin strips of drow silk, specially treated in a bath of proprietary magical dyes, are enchanted to form a magically bonded roll of material that can permanently bond to almost any surface and withstand incredible powers. Additionally, modern innovations and variations of stored spells are able to further expand the usefulness of Aeduct Tape.

While larger arcane binding bolts can sometimes be purchased for industrial use. Typically sold in rolls 2 inches wide, 60 feet long, Aeduct Tape is easily identified by its distinctive rune-shaped patterns that flash momentarily when activated. Arcane Binding can be cut to any size and is available in many variations.

Some of the most popular types of Aeducts tape are listed as follows:

Aeduct's arcane bond

Preis: 2 gp/ft (regular)

Aeduct's unique, original Arcane Ribbon comes with a trigger word engraved on the inside of a thin gold spool that instantly adheres to any inanimate surface when that trigger word is uttered. It can be easily cut with any blade (or teeth, or even brute force) but will withstand weights of up to 200 pounds when glued.

Aeducts arcane association

Preis: 5 gp/ft (unusual)

The Aeduct Arcane Bandage is used to quickly heal injuries on the job or in combat. It is pre-perforated at 15cm intervals and can be used to treat cuts, punctures, lacerations and tears in living beings. 6" Tape restores 1d6 hit points and requires a full action to cast properly. The tape gradually fades and fuses with the target's skin within 24 hours.

Aeduct Restoration Bandage

Preis: 20gp/ft (very rare)

Banned in many cities and kingdoms. Aeduct Recovery Bandages are designed to make long hours of work or adventure easier. Like the Perforated Magic Bandages, the 6-inch Recovery Bandage can reliably reproduce the effects of a short rest. This effect can be combined with multiple applications to get the benefits of long rest. Unfortunately, the effects of the bandages have proven to be very addictive, and intensive use often leads to complete dependence and an inability to enjoy the benefits of rest without using the product.

Aeduct højstyrke binding

Preis: 5 gp/ft (unusual)

Aeduct's high-strength binding, interwoven with iron braid strands for added strength, works just like the original tape but has 500 pounds of adhesive strength and resists bumps, punctures and lacerations when activated.

Aeduct release binding

Preis: 3gp/ft (regular)

Spelled with a two-way spell, Aeduct Release glues the compound to the surface like the original duct tape, but can be removed with an additional trigger word. Unfortunately, an error in the runic inscription causes each untieing of the band to reduce the binding power of the band by 50 pounds, so the same belt cannot be used indefinitely.

Aeduct Lead Connection

Price: 4gp/ft (unusual)

Aeduct's conductive link is used for quick bridging of electrical or lightning-based connections in locations where traditional wiring is not possible. It has an adhesive strength of 100 lbs and is electrically, thermally and magically conductive.

Aeduct Elastic Binding

Preis: 3gp/ft (regular)

The Aeduct elastic binding works almost exactly like the original binding band, but can stretch up to twice its original length when tying.

Luminous stripes in the aeduct

Preis: 2 gp/ft (regular)

A simple but always useful variant, Aeduct's glow strips don't have the same endurance as other arcane bands once they reach 50 lb bind strength. However, when the second trigger word is spoken, the runes on the luminous band emit a bright light up to 10 feet and dim the light from 20 feet away.

Aeduct soundproofing tape

Preis: 2 gp/ft (regular)

Aeducts Luminous Tape was originally developed to silence noisy tools and machines. It has an adhesive strength of only 50 pounds but is capable of completely muting any tool or object it is applied to. Unfortunately, many thieves and bandits have found that this property works just as well when applied to a noisy victim's mouth.

Aeduct Repair Tape

Preis: 5 gp/ft (unusual)

Aeduct's repair tape is designed to quickly repair damaged tools and equipment on the go. Instead of just sticking to the surface, repair tape actually repairs rips and tears in the same way repair tape doesamendsTrick. To be effective, the entire tear or tear must be covered with tape. When activated, this band will merge with the object it is attached to and disappear.

Aeduct Adhesive Protector

Preis: 2 gp/ft (regular)

Aeduct's sticky fuse was initially a failed experiment, but its rapid flammability eventually found its way into large-scale mining and controlled demolitions. When one end of the tape or roll is ignited, the flame travels from side to side almost instantaneously, consuming the tape at a rate of 30 feet per second. around (300 feet per minute). It was recently discovered that Sticky Fuse can also be used to transfer the effects of touch-based spells while destroying the fuse.

Consistently clean Aeduct coating

Preis: 3gp/ft (regular)

Popular with wizards and other cleansing compulsions, this variant of the secret bond weighs only 20 pounds, but when applied becomes an invisible barrier against water, dirt and other forms of contamination.

Aeduct-Sicherheitsband

Preis: 2 gp/ft (regular)

Aeduct Safety Tape is designed to prevent and reduce workplace accidents. It is a special twist on the lashing solution that can be applied to any sharp or otherwise dangerous surface to prevent it from causing injury. Attaching up to 2 feet of security tape requires full operation.

Immediate aeduct barricade

Preis: 10gp/ft (rarely)

Aedcut Instant Barricade is designed to effectively and quickly isolate dangerous or sensitive areas such as crime scenes. It shares the same features as the original Secret Binding Tape with a few key additions:

When used to demarcate an area by creating a continuous band of perimeter, the Aeduct Instant Barricade acts as a strong protective shield, preventing creatures from entering or exiting the enclosed form - even at a height of up to 30 feet (either by walking, kicking or flying). , teleportation, etc.) .).

All creatures within the restricted area, once the perimeter is complete, are free to pass through it and can determine who else can pass through the perimeter besides them, or set a password that disables the totem for one minute if previously placed at a distance of 5 feet from the totem is spoken door. incantationBanksaround the perimeter also suppresses protection for 10 minutes.

The perimeter of the band can be severed and removed with a special enchanted blade, permanently destroying the cloak. In addition, any magical cutting weapon with a +1 bonus can easily cut through tape.

Old notebook

A wonderful item, never seen before

Notebooks left behind by long-dead explorers, athletes, scientists, warriors and sages whose research still records deep insights into their fields - complete with hastily drawn illustrations, spilled ink and coffee stains.

The hours of his life spent pouring knowledge into the pages of that faded book had naturally given him industrious magic. Anyone who reads this notebook feels guided by the author, whose blood, sweat and tears have flowed into his life's work.

If you complete an ability test related to a subject written in the notebook, you can spend 1 minute browsing the pages. You gain a 1d4 skill check bonus reflecting how much you find out about the topic.

Sort rose petal

Weapon (Rapier), Legendary (needs to be adjusted)

Thought to be modeled after the dark demigod's main weapon, these black-flowered blades are known for their hideous and dark deeds.

With this magical weapon, you gain a +2 bonus on attack and damage rolls.

shadow levels.As a bonus action, using this blade in low light or darkness allows you to teleport up to 60 feet to any open space that you can see even in low light or darkness. You then have an advantage in the first melee combat you perform before the end of your turn.

Hidden strike.When attuned to this weapon, you gain the Rogue Stone's surprise ability - once per turn, you may deal an additional 2d6 damage to a creature if you have advantage on the attack roll. If you're a rogue, your surprise attack deals an additional 2d6 damage instead.

The blessing of foresight

Weapon (any ranged weapon), Very Rare (needs to be adjusted)

This ranged weapon is covered in intricate eye patterns along the body and features two glowing jeweled eyes on the stock.

With this magical weapon, you gain a +2 bonus on attack and damage rolls.

Sixth sense.You can use a bonus action to speak a weapon command word. They cannot be stunned for 1 hour and gain advantage on attack rolls, skill checks, and saving throws. Once you use this feature, you won't be able to use it again until you end a long break.

Bonebreaker hanger

Wonderful item, rare (needs to be adjusted)

Various bone fragments and cracked teeth are embedded in these primitive leather and leather clasps.

While wearing these bracers, your unarmed attacks gain a +1 attack and damage bonus and deal d4 damage (or their damage dice are increased by one size, up to a maximum of d12).

Additionally, as an action, you can clash bracers to throw themSplitterSpell (Difficulty 15). This bracer trait cannot be used again until the next dawn.

bone blade

Weapon (any dagger, short sword, or grapple), rare

Crafted from the bones of humanoid creatures, these jagged weapons carry a fragment of their dying breath.

Attack rolls and damage rolls made with this weapon count as magic to overcome opponents and resistances.

When attacking with this weapon, you deal an additional weapon damage cube in the form of piercing damage on a hit.

Additionally, when you hit a creature with an attack, you can choose to affect itInfectionSpell (Redemption DC 15). In this way, the weapon cannot be used again until the next dawn.

Slagbue

Weapon (any bow), rare

Bow decorated with carved runes, strung with a metal cord and equipped with a set of reinforced arms.

With this magical weapon, you gain a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls.

The arrows fired from this bow hit with far more power than they should have. A successful hit knocks back the target if it's medium or smaller. Small or Medium creatures are knocked back 10 feet. Tiny or smaller creatures are knocked back 20 feet. If the target hits a solid obstacle, it stops and takes 1d6 baton damage. If impaled on another creature, they both take 1d6 mace damage.

brewer buckle

Armor (Shield - Buckler), Rare (needs to be adjusted)

While holding this buckler, you gain a +1 bonus to your AC.

Unused, you can craft a fully functional tea set on the dial as part of the promotion. Once per day - when you brew tea with this tea set - you can use an action to bestow a special attribute from those listed below:

Stimulating.Each creature that drinks this tea has its fatigue level reduced by one.

Cleaning.If the living being who drinks this tea suffers from poisoning, it will be cured of it. If this condition persists for an extended period, it will instead be suppressed for the next 24 hours.

Refreshing.If the creature drinking this tea has its maximum hit points reduced, that reduction is reversed. If this decline persists during an extended period of dormancy, it will be suppressed for 24 hours instead.

Chessboard from Duel Fate

A wonderful object, mythical

Stories have it that games played on this chess set directly reflect the actions taking place in the real world - where each piece represents a person, creature or force.

This chess set consists of a field of obsidian and ivory in a checkerboard pattern with extravagant black and white diamond pieces. The outer edges are outlined with a black platinum filigree that flows like water. The board and the pieces must not be more than 30 cm apart. Chess is indestructible.

When the game is recorded, the chessboard levitates 1 foot above the ground and the chess pieces move by themselves, following mental commands. Additionally, each time creatures enter the battlefield, individual players can choose which creatures their figures resemble.

the duel of destinies.As an action, you can place this chess board in front of the opponent. The enemy must make three consecutive DC 20 saving throws: one for Wisdom, one for Intelligence, and one for Constitution. If they fail even one of their saves (or if they surrender voluntarily), they are forced to play chess with you.

When the game begins, the user and target enter an astral pocket dimension. While this effect is activated, creatures cannot interact or damage them in any way - however, the game remains visible on the chess board (which becomes ethereal and cannot be interacted with). Creatures being attacked can't do anything outside of play.

Players must begin making contested Intelligence rolls each turn, beginning with the user's next turn.

If a creature wins three intelligence contests, it wins the game. When the winner is announced, both creatures respawn and the loser immediately takes 3d100 Psychic damage, ignoring resistances and resistances. If a creature is killed by this damage, it cannot be resurrected with any other damageWishStew.

wood chips

Weapon (any axe), rare

These axes are magically stained with the blood of dozens of living beings - so much so that if water is poured over the axe, fresh blood will still drip from the blade, regardless of age.

With this magical weapon, you gain a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls.

After reducing a creature's hit points to 0, you briefly experience a supernatural thirst for blood. In response, you can make another attack against a creature within 5 feet of the fallen creature.

cingulum of freedom

Miracle Item, Mythic (Skal Melodies)

These battle-rock-like belts are worn by the highest members of the Church of Melchar: the Manumite warriors. Chains of different sizes and made of different materials are attached to the belt. Wearing this belt gives the wearer the constant power to overcome their limitations.

While wearing this belt, you gain a +2 bonus to AC.

When you're aligned and strapped in, you'll have an advantage on initiative throws.

After being exposed to the effect it would causefought,dazed,paralyzed,petrified, LubimprisonedUnder certain conditions, you have an advantage and a +5 bonus on all rolls made to avoid or negate the effect.

sync clock

A wonderful item, never seen before

This brass pocket watch has three stoppers at the top edge. When wound, it tells the time well and the image of two linked chain links is engraved on the back.

The element is intended to trigger data traffic to two devices at the same time. Both units must have mechanical controls and must be no more than 100 feet apart. By pressing the left or right stop while pressing a button, pulling a lever, or otherwise activating mechanical operation, the watch recognizes this movement and can magically restart it. The watch registers only two such movements at a time, one for the left stopwatch and one for the right. Pressing center stop within 100ft of at least one of the units will remotely trigger both saved moves simultaneously.

Pressing all three stopwatches simultaneously will automatically reset the watch.

desired coin

Wonderful Item (rarity varies)

Incredibly shiny and attractive counterfeit coin with symbols for greed and avarice incised on the edge.

As an action, you can toss or put a coin on the ground and say a command word. The coin begins to emit an enchanting aura that enchants everyone who sees it. Any creature (other than yourself) within 30 feet of this coin that can see it must make a Charisma saving throw. After a success, they realize that the coin is an excellent counterfeit, after a failure, they feel the desire to own the coin and keep it with them for a minute. Any attempt by the attacked creature to pick up a coin requires a DC 20 Strength check.

Daerns Instant-Workshop

A wonderful item, never seen before

With one action you can place this 1 inch cube of stone on the ground and say a command word. The cube quickly grows into a workshop that stays in place until you use an action to say a command word that discards it, which only works when the workshop is empty.

The workshop is a square trading post (complete with a canvas awning over the door) 15 feet across and 20 feet high. Its interior is divided into two floors connected by a ladder that runs along one of the walls. When activated, the workshop has a small French door on the side facing you and two glass windows on each floor perpendicular to the door.

The workshop is stocked with standard non-magical items and items.

• On the first floor there are:
  • Forge (which magically burns for 12 hours - after which it cannot be re-ignited until the next dawn unless powered naturally)
  • Anvil
  • Stone work table
  • Wooden work table
  • Water barrel (full of fresh water that cannot leave the barrel - the water refreshes every morning)
  • grinding wheel
• On the second floor there are:
  • wooden chest
  • Empty Bookshelf
  • A small desk and a wooden chair
  • Small round table with 4 chairs

Items stored in a Workshop stay there indefinitely or until you or someone else picks them up - and they stay there even after the Workshop closes. Aside from items you store or bring into the workshop, no other items are allowed to leave the workshop - if they do, they will be teleported right back into the workshop immediately.

Any creature in the area where the workshop appears must make a DC 13 Dexterity save and take 5d10 mace damage on a failed save or half damage on a successful save. In both cases, the creature is pushed to an empty space outside, but next to the workbench. Items in the area that are not being carried or carried take this damage and are automatically pushed back.

The workshop is made of stone and wood. The roof, doors, and walls each have 50 hit points and are immune to damage from nonmagical weapons. If the workbench is damaged, it must be repaired manually or magically like any normal construct.

deadeye shot

Weapons (all firearms), rare

This firearm is constructed from pieces of mithril offset by steel counterweights and is attached to binoculars composed of multiple magical crystal lenses. The runes are roughly incised along the torso and body.

With this magical weapon, you gain a +2 bonus on attack and damage rolls.

The long range of this weapon is doubled.

Deadly Accuracy.If you perform an attack that is not a critical hit with this weapon, you can convert that hit to a critical hit. If you do so, you can roll an additional weapon damage die when determining bonus critical hit damage. Once you use this ability, you cannot use it again until the next dawn.

The language of the devil

Weapon (whip), Rare (needs to be adjusted)

A multi-pronged whip of plaited infernal fur—usually from goblins or lemurs—tipped with various claws and fangs of monstrous beasts. These whips are often used by various devils and demons and often by succubi or incubi.

With this magical weapon, you gain a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls.

This whip has 4 charges and regains all charges at dawn.

As detailed, when you hit a minion with this weapon, you can spend a charge to inflict overwhelming fear on the targetfearSpell (Wisdom save DC 15).

Hellknight Tiara

Miracle Item, Mythic (Skal Melodies)

These crown-like tiaras are normally worn only by the highest level of the Church of Zariel - the Order of Hell. These silver bracers are adorned with fragments of the severed horns of the Devil's Covenant, and a flawless blood diamond is set on their forehead.

Wearing this crown grants you a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls with weapons - stacking with previous bonuses.

You can invoke one as part of your one-minute ritualdeal with the devilwhich appears in an unoccupied spot visible within 10 feet. The Pact Devil disappears when it reaches 0 hit points or one hour has passed.

The Pact Devil cannot make a pact with you, but can trade goods or services as if he were a trader or mercenary.

The Pact Devil is always friendly to you and your companions. Roll the initiative of the Covenant Devil, which has its own moves. He will obey any verbal commands you give him (no action required) as long as they don't violate his alignment (or you pay for them). If you don't give orders to the pact fiend, it will defend itself against enemy creatures, but otherwise take nothing. DM has hell of stats.

After summoning, roll a d20: at 15-20 The covenant devil can be summoned again after the next dawn. You can reroll this roll once every 24 hours.

Enchanted Butter

A wonderful piece, rare

Handcrafted from a variety of animals and distilled with magical properties, these exotic butters are popular in the formulation of beneficial medicines and delicious treats. Often used by high class bakers and chefs to create truly amazing culinary confections. Other truly desperate or crazy people use butter for its on-the-go benefits.

Each stick of butter is wrapped in specially treated wax sheets to keep the butter intact and unadulterated.

A single stick of butter contains three servings - after that there are only leaves left. You can use a serving of butter in the following ways:

• Within 10 minutes you can be making butter in a single batch to reap the benefitsHave a good mealBenefits when you consume a specific portion.
• As an action, you can use a third of the stick to winA diskthe benefits of butter.

Some of the most popular types of enchanted butter (as well as their benefits) are listed below:

Exponential Weapon

Weapons (All), Mythic (needs to be adjusted)

One of the most powerful weapon forms that can be crafted - the magic of this weapon can only be attained by the highest masters of crafting and enchantment. So much so that even the gods are jealous of such magic.

Engraved upon these weapons are hundreds of impossibly small, intricate spirographic formulas and mathematical calculations in the language of heaven—the language of the gods; progenitors of all other languages. The runic inscriptions are said to contain a fraction of reality's true name, causing a time warp within the weapon.

This weapon has the amazing ability to deal exponentially more damage than a typical weapon. On a critical hit, the damage is equal to the square of the weapon's damage instead of adding an extra damage die.

spirit flame lys

A wonderful item, never seen before

When you light this candle and say your command, the flame turns a brilliant silver color. The silver flame casts a bright light within 30 feet and a dim light for an additional 10 feet. A burning candle emits barely audible whispers. Only the candlestick can see the light, but everyone within earshot can hear the whispers.

In addition, ordinary light sources such as lanterns and torches can be ignited with the silver flame. The properties of the flame are transferred to the new light source.

Pomegranate Glue

A wonderful item, never seen before

This fist-sized ball is a light, opaque gray and has a slightly rubbery feel, like it will bounce when thrown.

As an action, you can hurl this orb at a point within 60 feet, whereupon it sprays a gooey gray substance on all creatures and surfaces within 20 feet of the point of impact and quickly hardens.

Creatures within this radius must make a DC 15 Dexterity save or their speed is reduced to 0 feet. If the creature is held by a substance, it can make a DC 15 Strength (Athletics) check to escape as a single action.

After a hit, the area isn't sticky enough to stop the creatures. However, it is still considered hard terrain until the glue fully cures within an hour. After healing, a DC 20 Strength (sportsmanship) check is required to move or remove cemented creatures or objects. If the cemented item would already require a Strength save to open or move like a closed door, the hardened glue increases that DC by 5.

Harmoniepulver

A wonderful item, never seen before

Made of white powder, these magical sachets glow with a faint mother-of-pearl. Often used by people who have little access to healing potions or healing magic, this powder has the ability to speed up the body's natural healing processes.

This pouch contains 2d6 pinches of powder.

As a bonus action, you can sprinkle a pinch of dust on a creature to perform a trickrenovationat its base level. You can scatter extra spikes to perform a trick - max 4 spikes per turn. Creature.

When all of the brackets are used, the bag becomes a non-magic bag.

iron stomach

Wonderful item, very rare (must be tuned)

This small textured iron sphere was the alchemist's attempt to satisfy his insatiable hunger and never have to trudge through the alchemy lab again.

To attune to Iron Maw, the creature must swallow it. When swallowed, the iron gizzard expands and fills the creature's stomach. The iron gizzard then absorbs most of the nutrients ingested by the host, but leaves enough to survive. Iron Mave's host will never eat a satisfying meal.

Iron Mave harnesses the power of creatures consumed by its host, absorbing their power and turning them into something useful. When the Iron Maw has digested enough powerful corpses, it dumps the product of its secret fermentation into the host's stomach; causes the host to return potions.

Iron gizzards quickly digest whatever the host eats, allowing the host to eat as much food as their hands and mouth will allow. In order to absorb the creature's power, the host must eat the ENTIRE corpse (cooked or raw). Larger delays can take a long time. Hosts must spend the following times fully consuming the corpses of fallen enemies, assuming minimal time intervals between meals:

lucky seven

Weapon (any gun), Legendary (needs to be adjusted)

Lines of pure gold run down the barrel of this weapon and bright green four-leaf clovers are engraved on the grip. It shimmers faintly in your hands, making it feel like you're playing for something big with every shot.

You gain a +3 bonus on attack and damage rolls with this revolver.

Extraordinary Luck.With this weapon you can summon luck to change your surroundings. Right after setting a weapon you get two luck points that can be spent as described in the manualhappyCompany (player manualp. 167). As long as you remain tuned into the weapon, any luck points spent will be refunded at the end of the long pause.

Seven Leaf Clovers.If you roll a natural 7 on an attack roll with this revolver, you'll hear chimes and coins as the weapon lights up. This attack automatically hits the target, counts as a critical hit, and deals maximum damage. In addition, each attack with this weapon deals an additional 7 Force damage for the next minute.

Sweet Mantel

Potion, unusual

This flask is filled with a pale blue liquid that looks like a mana potion - but is constantly bubbling, boiling and hot. Often used by mages, mercenaries, and those venturing into high-risk areas.

Drinking this potion will envelop you in liquid ethereal white and blue drapes and a hooded cloak. Gain 15 temporary hit points that last for 1 hour. As long as any of those hit points remain, creatures within 5' of you that hit you with a melee attack take 1d4+1 Strength damage and must make a DC 10 Strength save or they'll be pushed 10' away from you.

Manual of War Strategies

A wonderful piece, rare

This book describes fighting techniques and tactics and its words are full of magic.

If you spend 24 hours in any 6 day period or less studying the contents of the book and practicing its tips, you will permanently acquire the chosen fighting style from each class (with DM approval). As usual, you cannot select a combat style option more than once. The manual then loses its magic, but regains it over the course of a decade.

Karte Pathfindera

A wonderful piece, rare

While holding this card, you can perform an action to speak its command word and command the card to redraw itself to accurately represent an area within 10 miles of you. With a bonus promotion, you can always change the map to show the same area up to 10 miles underground. The following features appear on the map, labeled with names and general descriptions.

• General terrain features such as rivers and mountains.
• Built-up areas such as cities.
• Structures used for locomotion, such as bridges and portals.
• roads and paths.
• Caves full of dangerous creatures.

When you use this card property, it remains in effect until you use it again.

The dreamer's mask

A wonderful object, mythical

These ornate masks are only seen on the faces of a secret sect of the Church of Chemosh: the Council of Dreams. The mask itself is carved from ivory and decorated with various meshes of mithril and gold filigree. Her face bears a striking resemblance to the true demon form of Chemosh himself.

When worn, the mask offers the following advantages:

• You are still under the influencedreamy view (PM)A spell that places your body in a permanent comatose state while the mask is worn.

As an action, you can overload the mask's power, causing your body to come to life and your disembodied form to take over the material world. For 1 minute you get the following benefits:

• Your body can act and function normally.
• Your disembodied form returns to an unoccupied space within 10 feet of your body. It can move and perform one attack action each turn - act on your own.

When this effect wears off, your body goes back into a comadream viewThe spell will also end and you will be knocked unconscious for 24 hours - after that the mask will function normally.

Mask of the Pestarztes

Wonderful Item, Rare (requires Cleric, Druid, or Paladin alignment)

The blackened leather mask is decorated with an extended beak, goggles in the eyeholes, and metal clips. The beak is filled with a variety of magical plants of an alchemical nature. Once attuned, the Flora spells within the mask render the wearer immune to disease and poison, as well as all poison damage.

Quickly.The mask has no negative benefits while wearing it, but if it is removed voluntarily, the wearer is vulnerable to poison damage and a poisoned condition, and their maximum health is halved until the next long pause.

This effect can be suppressed withbanish the magic. The dispel DC is equal to the user's casting DC. Upon disposal, the caster takes poison damage equal to half the wearer's current health. The curse remains suppressed until the next morning.

Talisman Moxa

A wonderful piece, rare

Mox is a mystical gemstone associated with a specific type of magic, depending on the material it is made of. They were originally used by magicians to help new magicians specializing in certain schools of magic.

When you cast a gem-bound spell school spell, you can use the gem to boost the spell by casting it a level higher. The gem cannot be used again until the next dawn.

Mox's material indicates which school of magic he belongs to:

Named Bullet

Ammunition (any projectile from a firearm), very rare

This silver-plated sphere has the person's name engraved on it - the name glows with flaming embers.

A named orb is a magical orb designed to kill a specific person and only that person. A named sphere acts askilling arrowwith a very focused target (single creature with a specific name).

In addition, said projectile has an advantage on attack rolls against the intended target.

After dealing damage to the intended target, the projectile becomes non-magical.

The counterpart to determination

Wonderful item, uncommon (needs to be matched)

This wrought iron pendant crackles as the tiniest flashes of embers glide over its edges and curves. Wearing this amulet strengthens your will to keep fighting, even with the heaviest wounds.

When you are below half your maximum health and are healed by magic, you gain 1d4 temporary health when the pendant's embers flare up.

Also, if you have 0 health and regain consciousness through magical healing, you gain a number of temporary health points equal to the amount of healing received (maximum 10).

The temporary hit points granted by this pendant do not stack.

shield of vengeance

Armor (Shield), Very Rare (Requires Cleric, Warrior, or Paladin tier)

This black steel disc is lined and finished with gilded bronze. When attached to the shield, the golden bronze on the shield shifts and morphs to take on the face of a god or character, or compel the wearer to serve or honor.

Whenever you use this magic item, you gain a +1 bonus to your AC.

The shield has 5 charges and regains 1d4 charges each day at dawn.

Holy Correction.Once per While using this shield, you can spend a charge in response to targeting. If the triggering creature is within 10 ft of you, it must make a DC 15 Wisdom save or take 2d8 radiant or necrotic damage (radiant for good or neutral alignment, necrotic for evil alignment), or half that if a succeeds Rescue.