What does a guard force look like when it has to cope with high-level spellcasting and magical monsters? Here's my suggestion.
Category: Settings
Religion at the D&D Table in Practice
In an earlier post, I talked about why you should include religion in your campaign, and reviewed Eventyr Games’ publication “Devotion and Divinity”, and then in the next two posts I described two different sets of religion notes I prepared for my campaigns, first my Karameikos campaign, and then my current campaign in Akorros. Having … Continue reading Religion at the D&D Table in Practice
Religion in Akorros in Mystara – a worked example
Religion in Karameikos in Mystara – a worked example
RPGaDay Day 6 – Favourite game you NEVER get to play
Wastes of Chaos – RPGaDay Day 4 most recent game bought
WorldAnvil Summer Camp – a month of world-building
Developing Akorros – Lake Amsorak and the Shi’ika part 2
As I mentioned, I’m participating in this year’s WorldAnvil Summer Camp, and this has inspired me to start developing Lake Amsorak and the people who live there. In the previous post, I discussed the formation of the Amsorak Basin and the lake itself, and introduced the Shi’ika trading folk who make their lives there. Additional … Continue reading Developing Akorros – Lake Amsorak and the Shi’ika part 2
Developing Akorros – Lake Amsorak
As I mentioned, I’m participating in this year’s WorldAnvil Summer Camp, and they’ve already published the copper, silver and gold prompts, with the platinum ones to come later today (as I write). I’m a bit behind – in fact so far I’ve only worked on prompts from the first batch. But it has spurred me … Continue reading Developing Akorros – Lake Amsorak
Developing Akorros – Redcliffe Market
This is based on and extended from a description I wrote for a new campaign starting in Akorros in the Republic of Darokin. It has extended my development of Akorros, so I thought it was worth sharing. It’s a cold, grey autumn day in mid Sviftmont, about mid-morning, and you’re in Redcliffe Market on the … Continue reading Developing Akorros – Redcliffe Market







