The Iron Labyrinth

v2.5

Written and DMed by Bart

Player Guide

A hot desert sun greets you as you finally reach Do'Urm. Just west of the peaceful lands of the Anafyst Kingdom, and on the eastern border of the Trampled Barrens. Nearby lies the entrance to the Iron Labyrinth, a place thought to only exist in myth and legend. Since the opening of the entrance gate, ±50 years ago, many brave adventurers dared to go inside. Few actually returned. Those that did, spoke of ancient dangers inside the labyrinth and beyond, but also lost civilizations, artifacts and treasure.

Do'Urm is the closest town to the Iron Labyrinth, and your base of operations. Since the gate's opening, the town has grown into a bustling hub filled with shops, inns and artisans.
The Adventurers Guild will assist in many ways to your adventures into the Iron Labyrinth and many other places.

The World of Avoane

The campaign takes place in a world called Avoane. A world filled with fantastical races, wild continents, and strange phenomena; like the week long eclipse at the end of every month. Note: this replaces the setting of the core books, and changes some races.

New Players

The adventurers guild welcomes you to Do'Urm, and their Labyrinth Division. As a member of the LD, the adventurers guild supports your expeditions, enables you to securely share information and you get a free Guild Coin.

As a new player I suggest focusing on the key points below to get you started. If you're feeling adventurous you can also have a peek at what else there is.

Join the Discord for planning, sharing information, dice rolls, and more. See page 2 for the invite link.
Check #start-here on discord for all important links.
Create a Character following the steps outlined in page 5. For first time D&D-ers, I suggest sticking to the initial options.
Consider how your character fits in the world, have a look at the races and world information (page 3 and 4).

New Characters for

Returning players can always make their second, third, etc. Character. Whether you're retiring a character, want a different character to switch between, or just want to try something new.
Just follow the same steps as your first character.

Exploring the World

You all work together to explore and map out the Iron Labyrinth and the worlds beyond. During your expeditions, you will venture into ancient temples, deal with recluse societies and potentially protect the world from whatever evils you uncover.

Share your findings with other players in the interactive maps, stored in a members only room at the Adventurers Guild. Only by working together, can you fully explore the world and uncover its secrets. Besides that, sharing information also gets you guild coins (see p10).

Each session

A different party of adventurers leaves from Do'Urm onto a dangerous expedition. Each is a one session adventure, during which you'll have to accomplish a goal you set out to do and make it back, successful or not, before the session is over (or roll the dice).

Returning Characters

For returning characters, there are a various things you can do between sessions, which are all handled over discord!

Earned enough XP to Level Up?
You can check your progress on p2
and level up between sessions.

Looking to spend some of that hard
earned coin? You can buy stuff from
the various shops & services in town.

Optional

Adventurers don't need to sit still
between adventures. They can spend
downtime on various activities.

Join factions and rise through the
ranks to gain feats and other benefits.

Extra Info

We play with a few house rules; extra or different rules from the standard D&D 5e rules. Also look
here for everything on Guild Coins.

Appendixes

In the appendixes you can find extra
info on: Items, Hirelings & Gods.

Useful (Mobile) Apps:

D&D Beyond: For viewing your character, managing inventory, and all related info.
Beyond 20: A D&D Beyond plugin for Roll20. Check this Youtube Guide on how to use it.
Reroll: Cool pixel art character, spell list and inventory.
Import this file for all spells: Copy this URL.
It does cost €5 for an account, Bart still has some keys

Tip of the Day: click for more:

Want to learn more about specific monsters? Spend research downtime to learn about them, finding the best way to kill them or avoid a fight.
(p10 in the Player Guide)

The One-Stop List:

Join the discord at: https://discord.gg/zxZt5TX
All planning, post-session talk, sharing information and other related discussions happen on discord.

Go to D&D Beyond , (character creation, inventory, etc.)
Check #start-here on discord for the campaign link.

Share info in the Interactive Map
Or the Player Wiki (link in #start-here on discord)

Check out the Bounty Board
Placed by the guild in the Old Inn in Do'Urm, for all to see!

Find Campaign exclusive options in Do'Urm Homebrew
Like the faction feats.

For the 1p character sheet: Regular or Auto Complete
Fill it in and print it for a handy reference during sessions.

Last update: May. 5 '22

Name	Default	Points
Abathar	Living modestly in Do'Urm	2
Agastia	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	-
Amas	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	-
Craig	Working as guard for shopkeeps and living modestly	-
Crimson	Has a comfortable appartment in Crafton	-
Ecthelion	Being self-sufficient just outside Do'Urm	7
Enlëi	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	7
Hikari	Staying comfortably with Crimson	1
Jogôr	Brewer of Jogôrmeister, staying comfortably at Puzzles Beholder in Crafton	-
Kriashi	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	3
Kurogane	Living modestly and Sensei of a dojo in Old Town	2
Lanathor	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	-
Lance	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	-

Name	Default	Points
Morthos	Living modestly in Do'Urm	1
Naevys	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	3
Nanna	Living modestly in Do'Urm	-
R Junior	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	1
Sea Dog	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	0
Szeth	Staying modestly in The Wanton Sheppard in Cliff side, in Do'Urm	5
Therius	Playing music in the Dafty Swine and living comfortably in Old Town	7
Vickus	Living comfortably in Do'Urm	-
Xune	Living like an aristocrat in her Mansion in East Bank	0

Name	Level	XP Until Lvl Up
Abathar	9	5651
Agastia	9	9980
Amas	9	12263
Craig	8	LEVEL UP TO 8
Crimson	11	a bunch
Ecthelion	9	7727
Enlëi	7	LEVEL UP TO 8
Hikari	8	7036
Jogôr	8	6069
Kriashi	9	a bunch
Kurogane	11	3641
Lanathor	9	6933
Lance	6	5646

Name	Level	XP Until Lvl Up
Morthos	11	LEVEL UP TO 11
Naevys	7	3275
Nanna	9	LEVEL UP TO 9
R Junior	6	2521
Sea Dog	8	1174
Szeth	7	9355
Therius	7	LEVEL UP TO 8
Vickus	7	8138
Xune	11	a bunch

Cemetery

Here we pay respects to our fallen heroes

Name	Killed by
Dresco npc	Penance
Lanja (Kuro's Student)	Temple of Knowledge Boss
Borrin (Kuro's Student)	Temple of Knowledge Boss
~	-
~	-
~	-

What's New in 2.5

Add buying magic items of choice with Guild Coins (see p10)
Update page 1, to clarify the goal and themes
Add links to the interactive maps on Kanka, and remove links with direct editing permissions
Update to make buying a house more beneficial (see p7)
Updated unlocking and upgrading shops (see p7)
Updated faction benefits (see p9)
Update links on page 2
Removed references to OrcPub (the old character creator)
Fixed button positions

What's New in 2.4

Updated the D&D Beyond character creation guide on p5
Added an example of how I look at your backstories on p5
Swapped page order, putting downtime before factions
Updated downtime rules on p10:
You get points to spend at the start of your next session (1 per week), unused points from before are lost.
Now showing everyone's default downtime activities on p2

What's New in 2.3

The switch to D&D Beyond
- Updated the links and apps on p2
- Updated character creation on p5
Updated the Do'Urm map (and emphasize it's interactive)
Added links to Bart's custom character sheet layout

What's New in 2.2

Made the Homebrew options easier to find
Updated the Do'Urm map (emphasizing it's interactive)

What's New in 2.1

Updated character creation (see p5)
Updated kwy links and tips of the day (see p2)
Added mapping services (see p7, east bank)

What's New in 2.0

Added a "Tip of the Day" bit on page 2.
Rewrote the World of Avoane section.
Expanded some of the races, especial the other races.
Tips for backstory and motivation in character creation.
Clarified a bit what actually earn you XP.
Rewrote the Do'Urm section.
Interactive map of Do'Urm for browsing shops, etc.
Add faction logos, and make the section more compact.
Added new houserules; blind attunement to magic items, tool proficiency use and mini-games. Also made this section more compact for a better overview.
Update downtime activities (especially research and crafting), and made it more compact for a better overview.
Add new Hirelings, and more compact appendixes.

2.0a

Fixed soe layout issues on firefox and chrome mobile

What's New in 1.0

Updated downtime rules; spending multiple weeks
Updated encumbrance rules to be easier
Added some extra info for writing backstories
Fixed minor issues / errors

The World of Avoane

Several bodies are visible in Avoane's skies. The obvious one is the sun. Yet one can also see the rising and setting of a massive planet which Avoane is a moon of. Each seventh week this planet completely blocks out the sun, causing a week long eclipse. In the west another massive moon can be seen, always in the same spot in the sky, tidally locked to Avoane.

Home: Grænalea

Do'Urm, the adventurers Hub, as well as your (most likely) home town are located on the continent of Grænalea. It is a mostly peaceful continent, and not the place for adventure.

For more on Do'Urm and various
regions across the continent, see:

Short History

Grænalea was once ruled by the Grænalon Empire. The first empire to rule the entire continent and seemingly eternal. Then ±200 years ago the sky came down in an event called the Rain of Chaos. This destroyed large portions of the continent and killed over half the population. The cataclysm triggered the fall of the Grænalon Empire, but society rebuilt, starting a now calendar count: the year 0 AC.

The Anafyst kingdom emerged to power in the east, gradually returning stability to the lands. The west remained scattered in separate city states, with a dangerous barren wasteland in between.

PSA - Adventurers are dangerous folk. It's best to avoid trusting in them, as they'll probably set your village on fire or try to steal your stuff.

Join the Blackfoot Clan! If you truly want to make the world a better place.

Adventure: Everywhere Else

With Do'Urm as the Hub, the Iron Labyrinth is just around the corner. From there, recently uncovered portals lead to various other places:

The Iron Labyrinth

The Iron Labyrinth is a vast dungeon, with many corners left unexplored and rumour has it there are even deeper levels.

Its entrance was uncovered a few years after the Rain of Chaos, presumably unveiled as the Trampled Barrens formed. But only about 50 years ago, did a party of adventurers manage to open the entrance.

Akara Wilds

A portal in the Iron Labyrinth leads to the Akara Wilds. A vast, untamed jungle on the other side of the world. It is filled with massive, dangerous beasts and tons of locations of interest.

???

More places existing in the world, still left to be uncovered. The best place to find any more information about these and the above is The Interactive Map.

Races

The world of Avoane is filled with a large variety of races. These can all be found in the official D&D books, however their history, place in society and general personality is tailored to this world and may differ from the original D&D setting.
Character of any race can be of any alignment!

On Grænalea you'll find the following races:

Common: Dragonborn, Gnomes and Tieflings.

Less common: Dwarves, Elves, Halflings and Humans.

Rare: Aasimar, Half-Elves and Half-Orcs.
Other races occasionally pass through or settle, these require the Far Traveler Background.

Dragonborn

±180 years 1.7 - 2.1m 80 - 160kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Draconic

The proud descendants of dragons, with a kingdom even greater than those of the dragons of old. A proud and honourable race that attaches a lot of value to their family name. They highly value skill and excellence, and continuously strive for self improvement.

As one of the most common races and rulers of the Anafyst kingdom, all races are familiar with the Dragonborn. Most people are used to living side by side with them. They are known as a trustworthy and respectable people.

You might

Strive for excellence and to be the best
in your field, and encourage your friends
to do the same
Care deeply about your clan and how
your actions not only affect your name
but also the clan's honour
See other races as careless and careless
with regards to their family's reputation

Others probably

Respect and admire your dedication to
honour and excellence
Think twice before picking a fight with you
Assume you align with the Anafyst kingdom
and its royal family
Judge you by your skin colour; and
assume your alignment is the same

History

Dragonborn are said to be descendants of dragons, having lost their wings, they became their servants. How much of that is true, is unclear, safe for the obvious draconic lineage.
Dragonborn have the same variety of skin colours as dragons, yet no longer share the alignments those dragons are known for (gold, silver, bronze, copper and brass being good, and red, blue, green, black and white being evil). Dragonborn can be any alignment.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos Dragonborn formed a large community within the Grænalon empire and certain families held quite a lot of influence. They played a vital role in maintaining peace in the eastern most part of the empire.

Since the Rain of Chaos many Dragonborn worked hard to maintain and rebuild society. A noble family quickly garnered support and started to build a new nation of its own; the Anafyst kingdom. After a few decades of war, they managed to spread until the Trampled Barrens and unite all peoples under its flag.

Where to find them

They can be found everywhere. In every major city on the
continent, the more secluded elven kingdoms and Dwarven
strongholds, and plenty of villages across the countryside. They appear in all walks of life; from noble houses to beggars to secluded monks.

They are also common enough on other continents, yet not always to the extend of Grænalea.

Tieflings

±180 years 1.6 - 1.8m 50 - 110kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Infernal

Tieflings, some say, are the most sophisticated and sociable of the demon kin. A folk with an old heritage to be proud of, while some fear their perceived connection to evil. They are self reliant and understand the value of trust. Often wary at first, once they give their loyalty, they are firm ally or friend for life.

As one of the most common races, they can be found in most cities or spread across the countryside. Most people treat them like any other race, yet some, especially small settlements of other races, may be more prejudiced.

You might

Do what is necessary, where other would falter
Value a small group of trustworthy friends,
despite their shortcomings and past mistakes
Insist on distinguishing yourself from prejudice
and the innate evil of demons

Others probably

Rely on your friendship and loyalty, after
earning mutual trust
Expect some kind of ancient power to lurk
within you, either envying or admiring your
connection with magic
Admire your self sufficiency and independence
Assume your demonic tendencies will shine
through eventually and mistrust you for it

History

A common misunderstanding is that Tieflings are a demon halfbreed. They know their bloodline is pure, descending from the demons of old, yet having freed themselves from the shackles of the conflict between good and evil. They are common of any alignment.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos many Tieflings were part of the Grænalon empire, forming a major part of society. They also assisted the royal family in court and filled its armies' ranks.

Since the Rain of Chaos many played a vital role in rebuilding society, either supporting the forming of the Anafyst kingdom or helping the founding of the city states throughout the Trampled Barrens. Their own history is very much interwoven with the various regions.

Where to find them

Most cities have a Tiefling community within them and the countryside is filled with small Tiefling villages sprinkled around,
only few of which also contain other races. They can be found
in most professions, from farmers to traders to judges, yet
tend to avoid public positions.

Note: Winged tieflings, a specific subrace, are not native to Grænalea and thus require the Far Traveler background.

Gnomes

±425 years 0.9 - 1.1m 17 - 20kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Gnomish

A constant hum of busy activity pervade their neighborhoods where they form close-knit communities. Louder sounds punctuate the hum: a crunch of grinding gears here, a minor explosion there, a yelp of surprise or triumph, and especially bursts of laughter. Gnomes take delight in life, enjoying every moment of invention, exploration, investigation, creation and play. They are not the kind to get hung up on old conflicts.

As one of the most common races, Gnomes can be found everywhere. Most peoples are used to them and pay them no mind. As such, they are welcome like any other.

You might

Embrace learning and hop from one area of study to another without warning.
Rush into action before fully taking in the entire situation.
Speak, think, and move quickly, and lose patience with those who can’t keep up.

Others probably

Appreciate your enthusiasm and the energy with
which you approach new situations.
Expect creativity, ingenuity and the use of weird
devices from you.
See you as unpredictable, flighty, unreliable, or even
reckless.
Struggle to understand your motivations or adapt to
your rapid changes of direction.

History

Gnomes seem to have evolved from nature, with curiosity constantly pushing them forwards, driving them, spreading them. They have been a part of society for as long as people remember.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos Gnomes lived peacefully amongst the other races. Driving innovation, while leaving it to humans to spread and conquer it. They formed a key part in Grænalon society and enjoyed their peaceful time, focusing on invention and livening up society.

Since the Rain of Chaos, many have had a difficult time dealing with the fall of the Grænalon empire, especially since the rising Anafyst kingdom clearly didn't see them in the same light. In the early years, many Gnomes were seen as lesser people and forced into manual labour. As a result, many fled west.

There, they ran into conflict with the Dwarves and Halflings already living there. Without room to go further west, these conflicts escalated into wars for living space in the area; the great war (a.k.a. the war of the little people). Though a difficult 50 years, the Gnomes managed to win the war and claim lands to freely settle. Though this is in the past, and no hard feelings reside.

Where to find them

Gnomes can be found everywhere. Forest gnomes usually live in forest or grassland villages, while Rock gnomes tend to live in more mountainous areas.

Other subraces are known to live on different continents.

Dwarves

±350 years 1.1 - 1.4m 50 - 110kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Dwarvish

Dwarves have a well earned reputation as a stoic and stern people, often withdrawn in their massive underground kingdoms of riches. They may be short, but they're tough as nails. Longer lived than most races, they are slow to change and hold long memories. They are used to the changing ages and instead see more value in tradition.

As one of the less common races, most people know about Dwarves, yet usually don't see them outside larger cities. They are especially known for their craftsmanship, which is sought after throughout the continent.

You might

Strive to uphold your personal honor and traditions, no matter the situation.
Appreciate quality craftsmanship in all forms
and insist upon it for all your gear.
Don't waver or back down once you've set
your mind to something.

Others probably

See you as stubborn, though whether this is
an asset changes from person to person.
Assume you're an expert in matters related to
stonework, mining, precious metals and gems.
Recognize the deep connection you have
with your clan, heritage and friends.

History

Dwarves are thought to have dug their way to Avoane a long, long time ago. Others say they've existed, living underground, since the beginning of time.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos many Dwarven kingdoms peacefully coexisted with the Grænalon empire, flourishing off of their trade.

Since the Rain of Chaos various Dwarven kingdoms have stubbornly tried to keep themselves separated from the changing political landscape, but still depended on nearby cities for trade. this inevitably led to conflict.
The rise of the Anafyst kingdom also led to Gnomes invading Hill Dwarf lands, forming the last drop. This unleashed the great war (a.k.a. the war of the little people), which lasted for over 50 years (104AC - 156AC). After a long alliance with the Halflings, the Dwarves lost due to the Halflings switching sides.
Many still find this hard to forget and can't trust a Halfling. Some are still looking for revenge, even now.

Where to find them

Most Dwarves are found in their vast stronghold kingdoms. Mountain Dwarves tend to build these deep into the mountains,
while Hill Dwarves build them atop hills with sprawling tunnel
networks. They can also be found in small communities in
major cities.
Other Dwarf sub-races aren't found on Grænalea and thus require the far traveler background.

Elves

±750 years 1.6 - 1.9m 35 - 180kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Elvish

A people of almost magical grace and purity. Their longevity provides them a unique perspective on the world, witnessing the arcs of history. They usually try not to meddle in the affairs of other races, living secluded in their serene realms.

As one of the less common races, most people have heard about Elves, but rarely see them. They are often welcomed with open arms and a little bit of curiosity.

You might

Carefully curate your relationships with people with shorter lifespans, either keeping a careful emotional distance
or resigning yourself to outliving them.
Adopt specialised or obscure interests, simply
for the sake of mastering them.
Have features such as eye color, skin tone,
hair or mannerisms that reflect the natural
environment in which you live.

Others probably

Focus on your appearance, either admiring
your grace or treating you as if you're
physically fragile.
Assume you practice archery, cast spells, fight
demons, and have perfected one or more fine arts.
Worry that you privately look down on them, or
feel like you're condescending and aloof

History

Elves are thought to originate from the fey realm. While others believe they may be otherworldly altogether.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos Elves played an important role in the Grænalon empire, serving and sharing their knowledge with the Aasimar rulers. At the same time they maintained their own kingdoms across the continent

Since the Rain of Chaos many have withdrawn into their secluded kingdoms. They also played a vital role in establishing some of the bigger city states in the Trampled Barrens, currently still ruling a few in the north west.

Where to find them

Most elves live in their secluded woodland realms. Wood elves make their homes in tree-top villages of old forests. High elves build beautiful cities in woodland valleys and across rivers.
Elves can also be found in the larger cities, usually living in their own communities. The exception to this are the Drow, who often live as loners in cities, rejected by most elven societies.

Other types of elves are also known to roam the world, yet are not native to Grænalea. As such, only Far Travelers reach our lands.

Halflings

±150 years 0.8 - 1m 15 - 21kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Halfling

Halflings are a friendly people who prefer the comforts of their peaceful homes. A place with a blazing fire, a generous meal, plenty of drinks and fine conversations. They are an affable and cheerful people, open heartedly welcoming others to visitors and easily blending into other communities.

As one of the less common races, most people have heard of Halflings and occasionally see them, either in the city or traveling through their area. due to their known hospitalities, they are often met with similar kindness.

You might

Get along well with a wide variety of people and enjoy meeting new friends.
Find it difficult to resist indulging your curiosity, even when you know it's going to lead to trouble.
Find honour in sharing your wealth and prosperity with others less fortunate.

Others probably

Appreciate your ability to always find a silver lining or something to laugh about, no matter how dire the
situation.
Expect you to be very hospitable and invite anyone
to join for several of your many meals a day.
Think you bring good luck with you.
Underestimate your strength, endurance and
fighting prowess.

History

No one really knows where halflings come from. One day they were just there, and they have been for as long as history remembers. Times before that are lost to us.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos Halflings lived in quaint villages scattered across the countryside and happy communities in cities, livening up the mood and spreading their homeliness.

Since the Rain of Chaos many Halflings started to band together. Fear of the spreading war and the Anafyst kingdom, they fled to their brethren west. Their numbers increasing, they established a foothold, ready to resist any invaders that might come.

As many Gnomes were pushed to do the same, and the dwarves were stubborn to hold their lands, this inevitably clashed. The great war (a.k.a. the war of the little people) lasted a gruesome 52 years. After many battles fought, and constantly switching alliances, they made the hard choice that would end the war.

Where to find them

They are usually found in pastoral villages or festive neighborhoods, welcoming all and sharing their pleasantries.
Lightfoot Halflings are the most common family, found in many
cities and villages. The Stout Halflings is also a much prevalent
lineage, yet these are more found towards the north. Other Halfling families (subraces) are found in much smaller numbers, usually in cities, and are much more common in other parts of Avoane.

Humans

±70 years 1.45 - 1.9m 50 - 130kg
usually speak Grænalon (common)

Humans are one of the shorter lived races, though with explosive lives. They are adaptable and driven people, often ambitious and passionate, allowing them to achieve a surprising amount within their short lifespans.

As one of the less common races, most people have seen a human before, though don't necessarily see one every day or week, especially in rural areas. Nonetheless, humans are known as friendly and welcoming people, and treated as such.

You might

Strive to achieve greatness, either in your own
right or on behalf of a cause.
Seek to understand how the universe works,
its purpose and your place in it all.
Cherish your relationships with family
and friends.

Others probably

Respect your adaptability, your ambition
and drive, and your open mindedness.
Aren't sure what to expect from you and
are hesitant to assume your intentions,
fearing you only seek power or wealth.
Find difficulty building relations as quickly
as you, often seeing human lives as
fleeting.

History

The origins of humans are a mystery, though they've always been around. Some speculate humans are far descendants from giants, while they themselves prefer to think they were put on this Avoane by a god.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos Many humans formed an integral part of the trade networks, scholars and innovators within the Grænalon Empire.

Since the Rain of Chaos, humans have played an integral part in spreading the new calendar. But, more importantly, they played an important role in supporting and spreading the Anafyst kingdom
as well as establishing the trade route through the Trampled
Barrens, vital for the existence of the various city states.

Where to find them

They are usually found in cities, working in large organisations, or traveling the lands as traders. They mix well with other races and adopt local culture into their own. As a result, they are found all across the continent, with widely varying tastes, morals and customs.

There are also humans on different continents, most commonly involved with trade routes spread across the world. These will all have the Far Traveler background.

Aasimar

±180 years 1.5 - 1.8m 50 - 110kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Celestial

Aasimar appear human- or elf-like with an otherworldly visage and luminous features. They bear within their soul the light of the heavens. Thought to be champions the gods, with great destinies. Some even say Aasimar are led by angelic beings through visions and prophecies. Despite assumptions, they exist of all alignments.

As one of the rare races, most people still think they're extinct. Yet, due to the history, most have heard of Aasimar and would welcome them with open arms.

You might

Try to keep your race a secret wherever possible
Strive to lead by example, further the cause of
justice and strike at evil
Struggle with your preordained path, finding
different priorities or wanting to prove your
free will
Build many connections and friendships to
become a part of and experience the world

Others probably

Expect you to guide them towards greatness
and protect them from evil or injustice
React surprised to see you alive and see you
either as a symbol of hope or a threat to the
established society
Focus on your divinity and destiny while not
understanding any struggles this brings you

History

Aasimar are believed to be descendants of angels, or even the gods themselves. Some insist they still are angels. Regardless, they are an old race that's been on Avoane for as long as civilisation.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos Aasimar were as common as Tieflings or Dragonborn. They led and ruled the Grænalon empire, which spread across the continent, ruling all its lands and seas. The Aasimar ruled peacefully, striving for all races to contribute and cooperate to complement each other and reach greatness.

It was a long prosperous time, built on the ancient unification wars during which the Aasimar peacefully joined the various kingdoms and nations under it's rule, while protecting its borders from hostile invaders and opposition.

Since the Rain of Chaos Aasimar are thought to have gone extinct. Millions died form the effects of the Rain of Chaos; strong magic burning them from the inside. As a result the Grænalon empire collapsed. The survivors simply tried to survive.

Where to find them

If you manage to find one, it's probably within a larger city or a traveler roaming the countryside. There are a few sub-races, but all are equally rare.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos, some other continents also housed Aasimar civilisations. Yet it's currently unknown whether any survived.

Half Orcs

±60 years 1.5 - 2.0m 65 - 140kg
usually speak Grænalon (common) and Orcish

Half-Orcs, a hybrid race, are one of the shorter lived races. More intelligent than your average Orc, yet the cruder part of the more civilised lands. They are often seen as mercenaries or tribe chieftains.

As one of the rarer races, most people will have heard of your Half-Orcs, but many have never seen one. As a result, most will treat Half-Orcs with suspicion and tend to expect
the worse.

You might

Ignore, embrace, or actively counter the
common stereotypes about Half-Orcs.
Make the most of your size and strength,
either physically or socially.
Keep your distance from people of most other
races, in case they unfairly reject you due to
your Orc ancestors.

Others probably

Assume you enjoy and excel at fighting
but aren't inclined toward magical or
intellectual pursuits.
Pity you for the tragic circumstances they
assume were involved in your birth.
Get out of your way and back down rather
than face your anger.

History

Half-Orcs originate from a union between an Orc and most other races. Usually the Orc parent is the mother. Many grow up in trying circumstances, requiring a rougher attitude to survive.

Prior to the Rain of Chaos many Orc tribes still roamed the edges the empire, with Half-Orcs tending to pop up in these places. Unions with Orcs were very frowned upon, but the offspring was rarely blamed and more seen as victims of the situation.

Since the Rain of Chaos, the Anafyst kingdom has made a point of providing safety for the lands. They've hunted down most Orc
tribes, either slaughtering or enslaving them. Various
Orcs managed to flee or live in hiding. Half-Orcs are
seen as more reasonable and thus were often given an
opportunity to prove themselves civilized.
In recent years, most Orcs are thought gone and Half-Orcs rarely still tested.

Where to find them

Half orcs are usually found in the darker neighborhoods of major cities or mercenary bands traveling the lands. Occasionally
you may find them amongst the rare Orc tribe still found on
the continent.

Other Races

Many other races inhabit Avoane, found on continents other than Grænalea. To play another race, see "Want more options?" on p6. These do require the Far Traveler background, indicating their long journey before reaching Do'Urm, and you speak a different common language, instead of Common (Grænalon).

People in Do'Urm and Grænalea will often spot you as a foreigner and look at you with curiosity. They will probably be unfamiliar with your customs and unsure how to approach you.

Known Locations

The following are locations known in Do'Urm, and thus general information about the region and its inhabitants is available.

Unknown Locations

There are more races in the world, of which their origin is not
yet known to people in Do'Urm. Further exploring the world
may uncover the homelands of these races.

Otherwise, work with your DM if you want to play one not
listed above or in the other known locations. The same goes
for a sub-race not mentioned or if you really want to play any
of these without taking the Far Traveler background.

Akara Wilds

The Akara Wilds is a vast jungle where massive monsters roam about and exotic races find there home. The common language here is Mezarrion, with a hieroglyph like script. Amongst the cities, small villages or nomadic tribes you can find the following races:

Common are the Tabaxi, Goliaths, Kobolds and Yuan-Ti
as are Dragonborn and Tieflings.

Uncommon are the Kenku, Lizardfolk, Grung and Tritons
as are Gnomes.

Character Creation

New Characters

If you want to join playing D&D, you'll need a character of your own! Or maybe you want a second character to play something else for a change.

Discuss with your DM

Have a chat with the DM about what you want to do with your character. For new players, this will also be an introduction into the world and setting.

In this chat, I'd like to go over your character's backstory and motivation, and see how they can fit into the world.

Please do this in a timely manner, and not the last few days before a session!

Build your Character

These are the main steps, follow the other tabs on this page for more details on each specific step:

Join the Campaign on D&D Beyond:
- Create a free account if you don't have one yet, which allows for up to 6 characters.
- Check #start-here on discord for the campaign link.
- You can have multiple characters in the same campaign!
Creating a new Character either through:
- The join campaign link and select Create Character
- Open the campaign from "My Campaigns" and click Create Unassigned Character. Don't forget to claim in from the campaign screen afterwards.
- Avoid creating one in the "My Characters" screen.
Follow the steps in the other tabs to create your character
- Especially the Settings tab
- When enabling Homebrew, pay attention to only pick homebrew listed in Do'Urm Homebrew

Level Up

After enough adventuring and earning enough XP, you get to level up your character. Doing this, your health increases and you gain access to new abilities based on your class.

Leveling up

Edit your character on D&D Beyond and go to Class.
Increase the level in the dropdown behind the class.
Roll for HP on Discord (with "/hp").
Click Manage HP, and add the rolled value to Rolled HP.
Check Class Features and Add Spells for any choices you need to make as part of the level up.

What gives XP?

Victory in combat, whether you kill the enemy or not.
Overcoming a challenge, through combat or other means. e.g. persuading an opponent, avoiding traps, travel through a dangerous area, sneaking past a monster, etc.
Discovering new places and secrets, or finding shortcuts.

Rolling HP

Your maximum HP increases when you level up. You get a hit dice each time you level up, based on the class, and roll it to increase your max HP.

Type "/hp" in the #dice-rolls channel on discord
Rolling manually? Check which dice to roll based on your class. Use the average when you roll below average.
Click Manage HP, and add the rolled value to Rolled HP.

0. Preference requirements

TLDR

All sources except Playtest Content are allowed. It's recommended to disable Homebrew Content during character creation and enable it afterwards.
Optional features should both be disabled.
Hit Point Type should be Manual.
Use Prerequisites should both be enabled.
No custom race, background, etc. (part of other pages).

Sources

All sources except Playtest Content are allowed. It's recommended to disable Homebrew Content during character creation and enable it afterwards.

Source	Allowed
Homebrew Content	Only from Do'Urm Homebrew
Critical Role Content	Allowed
Playtest Content	NOT Allowed
Magic: The Gathering Content	Allowed
Eberron Content	Allowed
Rick and Morty Content	doesn't matter
Noncore D&D Content	Allowed

A Contribution

Getting all character options in D&D Beyond is not free. The DM has bought various books and shares access to them with everyone through the campaigns. This costs €~55 each year and €~30 per book.

A contribution would be much appreciated, but is by no means mandatory and the amount is up to you.

Other Settings

Optional features should both be disabled.
Hit Point Type should be Manual
Use Prerequisites should both be enabled

Setting	Should be
Dice Rolling	Your preference
Optional Features	Both Disabled
Advancement Type	Your preference
Hit Point Type	Manual
Use Prerequisites	Both Enabled
Show Level-Scaled Spells	Your preference
Encumbrance Type	Use Encumbrance
Ignore Coin Weight	Enabled
Ability Score Display	Your preference
Character Privacy	Your preference

Using D&D Beyond with Roll20

There's a useful chromium (works with Chrome, Edge, etc.) that allows you to use your character sheet in D&D Beyond to roll attacks, spells, saving throws, etc. within Roll20.

Check this Youtube Guide on how to use it.
Send an image to your DM for your character token
Ask your DM to create the character sheet and token for you in Roll20

Note: This is only for playing online

1. Choose a Race

Allowed: Anything from the official D&D books
NOT Allowed: Custom lineages, playtest / UA, Homebrew

Each character belongs to a race (and some sub-races), one of the many intelligent humanoids on Avoane. Your character originates from the continent called Grænalea, where the campaign takes place. Here the choices are:

Common: Dragonborn, Gnomes and Tieflings.

Less common: Dwarves, Elves, Halflings and Humans.

Rare: Aasimar, Half-Elves and Half-Orcs.
See Races p4 for more info on these races in our setting.

Other Races

D&D Beyond will show various other races, not listed above. These are extremely rare in Grænalea, usually having traveled across the world (Far Traveler background), to reach Do'Urm. They are often noticed and easily draw attention.

2. Choose a Class

Allowed: All classes from the official D&D books
NOT Allowed: Playtest / UA content, Homebrew

An adventurers' class determines their specialisation, and affects how they explore dungeons, fight monsters or engage in tense negotiations.

Each class comes with a variety of choices, and some also can cast spells. These all appear here as you level up.

Starting Level

Only adventurers with some experience dare to venture into the Iron Labyrinth. See Level Up under Start Here.
Check with the DM, usually we start at 6.

Rolling HP

Your maximum HP increases when you level up. You get a hit dice each time you level up, based on the class, and roll it to increase your max HP.

Type "/hp" in the #dice-rolls channel on discord
Rolling manually? Check which dice to roll based on your class. Use the average when you roll below average.
Click Manage HP, and add the rolled value to Rolled HP.

3. Determine Ability Scores

Allowed: Manual/Rolled, rolling on Discord
NOT Allowed: Standard Array, Point Buy, or rolling dice in D&D Beyond

Much of what your character does is based on their ability scores, determining their strengths and weaknesses.

Type "/randchar" in the #dice-rolls channel on discord.
Choose the Manual/Rolled generation method, and fill in your stats. You can choose which number you use for which stat.

Note a 10 is average. Having 1 or 2 stats below a 10 gives your character fun weaknesses to play around. 16 is high, ensuring you are also good in something, while 20 is the max.

Note on Languages

Languages in the world of Avoane are varied. Common refers to Grænalon, the common tongue in the continent the campaign takes place on.

Other continents have their own common tongues, which you do not speak by default. Some also have different dialects or complete variations for other languages such as Dwarven or Elvish.

4. Describe your character

Once you've determined out your character's stats and abilities, it's time to them out as a person.

Background

Allowed: Any background from the official D&D books
NOT Allowed: Custom background, playtest or homebrew

What did your character do before they became an adventurer? This determines what proficiencies they learned in their past and gives them an extra feature.

Other Details

Alignment: Their general moral compass and the side they lean towards on the grand cosmic scale.
Deities: Gods are commonplace. Clerics and those with the Acolyte background must choose one to worship, for others this is optional. See the Appendix for a list of common, obscure and controversial gods, or work with the DM to create your own.
Lifestyle: Is your standard of living, see downtime (page 10) for more info.
Physical Characteristics: Describe what your character looks like, how old they are, and their gender. Note: Any character older than 200 years has lived through the Rain of Chaos; a dreadful event that killed half of Avoane's population.

Backstory (found under notes)

Expand on your character's backstory, describing their life up until now. How do they fit into the world? Who do they know? Leave unanswered questions in your backstory so the DM can tie your character into the story. For tips, see:

Backstory Example

When reading through a backstory, I look for opportunities for bringing it up during adventuring. So I first look for things I can tie into places, organisations, and ongoings in the world, and for blanks that leave me a bit of room to surprise you. So what does this look like;

Hònree is a rogue who just arrived in Do'Urm. Though this isn't just another adventure for him. Instead, it's a chance to go straight.

This first bit introduces the character's motivation, while also setting up a potential struggle. Maybe he is trying to overcome temptation, or maybe he's got a past he's trying to leave behind. Both give me things to challenge the character with, giving you interesting choices on how the character moves forward.

Hònree grew up in the capital city of the Anafyst Kingdom. His parents died shortly after he was born, and he was taken in by a family friend. As far as Hònree could remember, his adoptive father was never home, struggling to keep his failing business alive. Until, one day, while Hònree was 4, he didn't come back. Apparently he was arrested for dealing in illegal business.

This explains how he ended up in a tough spot. But for me, it also leaves a few open questions. How did the parents die? Who was this family friend? What illegal business. What if, during adventuring, you find out it was the family friend who killed your parents. Maybe for a good reason. Just after you managed to turn away from crime. Would you burst out in revenge, try to forgive him, or seek justice through the law?

From that point on Hònree lived on the streets, taking whatever he could get his hands on. While gradually building up his skills, he quickly got noticed. A few crews were interested in using his skills for the odd job, gradually increasing his infamy. Though he was to stubborn to tie himself to any thieves guild and follow their rules. After several years, he rubbed one to many people the wrong way, and was forced to leave town.

This continues on how he became a rogue, developed his skills, while also setting up why he had to leave the capital city. Maybe his past catches up with him while adventuring in Do'Urm. Maybe the same organisation of bad guys is causing trouble in the labyrinth. Or maybe one of the crews he worked with recognises him, approaching you at exactly the wrong time. Or maybe they try to pull you back into the old shady life.

Conclusion

Having room for these tie-ins in your backstory, a clear motivation, and/or potentially a rough character arc in mind helps me tie them more into the campaign's story.

That said, you only need a few, so don't feel pressured to go overboard. I may go all in on just one thing, or use a combination of different bits from your backstory. I'm mostly looking for things that can challenge your character and lead to interesting choices, while ideally also surprising you a bit in the process.

Character Motivation

Why does your character adventure? What burning motivation, or invested goal, drives your character? What ethics, morals, price, or people ɐʍp ʇǝɹɔǝs ǝɹɐ ʇxǝʇ makes your character put themselves at risk?

Discuss with the DM

Discuss your character's backstory and motivation with the DM, to better fit them in the world and make sure it comes up during play. Please do this in a timely manner, and not the last few days before a session!

After everything, your character will arrive in Do'Urm, and use that as their base of operations from which to go on many adventures.

5. Equipment

Allowed: Starting Equipment OR Gold. Spending your starting gold to buy other things (make sure to subtract their gold costs).
NOT Allowed: Magic items, homebrew or playtest content.

Gaming Sets

Note that not all gaming sets selectable in D&D Beyond exist within the world. Use these to select a different one that does.

Dragonchess and Three Dragon Anthe do not exist.
Wizards tiles is a difficult yet popular strategic game, pick Dragonchess if you want this one.

Using Equipment

You cannot use equipment in D&D Beyond until you equip it. Weapons don't show up in your attack actions, armour doesn't contribute to your AC.

After you've finished creating your character. Go to the inventory tab and click the checkbox in front of the items you want to equip.

Character Creation

Do'Urm & Surroundings

You gently wake up in the inn and get out of bed. It feels like a cool desert morning, about 20°C. You are greeted by sunlight as you open the shutters. The sun itself is still hidden behind the massive cliff wall just east of town. You brush the desert sand from the windowsill, probably from a sandstorm atop the cliff. Or a rockstorm, given the loud rumbling last night. The streets are noisy with many caravans and merchants preparing for departure, making way for todays arrivals. You don your armor and grab your gear, stuff the rest inside the chest in your room, and hide your valuables in a secret compartment underneath. As you lock the room behind you, you can see your friends waiting downstairs from the balustrade. Together you head out for another day of adventure.

Storing valuables

Most adventurers don't bring everything they have along for each quest. Inns generally provide secret storage compartments in each room.

Life in Do'Urm

Do'Urm is a small town with few thousand people roaming its streets daily. Only about half actually live in Do'Urm. The rest are adventurers, merchants and their caravans, and other tourists passing through. Most make their living facilitating these people, keep adventurers well equipped and merchant caravans ready to go.

Though on the border of the Anafyst Kingdom, Do'Urm is an independent town. There are no taxes for merchants and no lords trying to take a piece of the pie. It's a free town for the people, led by a small council from the leading factions in town to maintain order. Most guards in town are adventurers making some coin on the side. As such, the town also has a small army, if ever need be, to discourage nearby lords from wanting to claim a piece of the merchant-and-adventurers-pie.

The Anafyst Kingdom

The Anafyst Kingdom lies east of Do'Urm and reaches all the way to the far side of Grænalea, the continent. The royal dragonborn family rules the kingdom, with the Royal Anafyst army ensuring its land remain peaceful. The kingdom is home to all races. Mountain Dwarves can be found in their underground kingdoms, forest Elves in their woodland realms. The countryside is littered with villages of Gnomes, Dragonborn and Halflings. More villages exist where any few races have built a home together. And the cities are home to all; seats of power and society where all work and live together.

The Trampled Barrens

In the west, a massive cliff wall looms over Do'Urm. On top, the Trampled Barrens stretch west as far as the eyes can see. Buried under the barren and desolate wasteland are the ruins of the late Grænalon empire, which fell during the Rain of Chaos. Only a few city states remain, small pockets of society sprinkled about. They mostly hide in the deep chasms carved by wild rivers, forming a dangerous but highly profitable trade route through the area.

The Northern Barrier Mountains

Going straight north from Do'Urm will lead to the Northern Barrier Mountains. They stretch all the way across the north of the continent. The area is mostly uninhabited and not part of any established rule. There are several monasteries found in the mountain range, forming a refuge for travelers and a peaceful training ground for Monks.

Southern Ocean

Just south of Do'Urm is the coast town of Porton. Beyond lies a vast ocean, called the Southern Ocean. It stretches out far beyond the horizon and encompasses the entire continent. Ships often traverse these waters, yet always with the coast in view. The maelstrom and hard to spot undercurrents have led many ship off course, never to return. Only pirates have uncovered safe routes across these waters.

Exploring Do'Urm

Do'Urm is filled with business, small and large, to support adventurers and travelers. Select a district in the Interactive Map on the right to browse the various shops, services, factions and living places across town. Porton, a harbour a few KM south of Do'Urm, is also part of this sprawling hub.

Unlock / Improve shops

Do'Urm has grown a lot, since the first adventurers started settling, and is still expanding. During your expeditions you may run into skilled blacksmiths, alchemists, etc. who could be persuaded to move to Do'Urm.

You can also help artisans in Do'Urm improve their skills, which leads to higher quality gear, through repeated requests or by bringing them designs or special / magical tools.

Interactive Map -->

Use the interactive map on the right,
or the one you all update on Kanka:

Old Town

Do'Urm was originally only the Old Inn, with new settlers gradually building around it. Currently situated in the north of Do'Urm, Old Town is a pleasant neighborhood full of character. It houses the still active Old Inn as well as a few small inns and craftsmen that kept the family business going.

The Old Inn: The oldest building in town
and best place to stay or do business in
peace. There is a strict no violence policy.

Staying in Old Town: Otherwise there
are a variety of inns available and it's
even possible to own a house or room.

Small Businesses: Several craftsmen
continue the family business, others try
to start their own.

Adventurers Guild: Need a quest done,
extra hands during your next expedition
or rent a magic item?

The Old Inn

A cherished landmark in Do'Urm, built by the town's founder. A collection of three buildings connected through parts built above the streets.
It has a variety of rooms available, both private and shared. The main building also houses a large 2-floor bar area and an exclusive club in the basement (entrance 1 Guild Coin).
Rooms for: modest, comfortable and wealthy lifestyles.

Bar decorations

Trophies from various adventurers are placed throughout the bar:

Trophy	Inscription
Young Red Dragon Head Wall mounted, wooden frame	Young Red Dragon, slain Summertide 42nd 207AC in the Iron Labyrinth. by Craig M'ga, Kurogane, Nana, Rael Rolen, Lady Sharp
Wall mounted Large Monkey Head	by Enleï, Therius, Chaka and Crimson
Gacraanug Head Wall mounted, wooden frame	Gacraanug head, slain Early Winter 10th 207AC. by Xune, Kurogane, Jogôr, Morthos, and Faust

Item	Price/w	Notes
The Sleeping Giant	45 sp	Modest
The Scoundrel's Chariot	105 sp	Comfortable
The Dafty Swine	tavern	Often hosts local musicians

Item	Price	Notes
Room	8.000 sp*	Modest
Apartment	30.000 sp*	Comfortable
House	45.000 sp*	Comfortable

Item	Price	Notes
Healing Potion	500 sp	Heals 2d4 +2
Greater Healing	1500 sp	Heals 4d4 +4
Superior Healing	7500 sp	Heals 8d4 +8
Other Potions	1000 - 1800 sp	e.g. poison, climbing, etc.
Special Herbs	50 - 6000 sp	-

Item	Price	Notes
Ceiling Hook	free	Deposit of 1 Guild Coin
+1 Magic Weapon Armour or Shield	1 Guild Coin	+1 to attack and damage, or +1 to AC
Elven Chain Shirt	1 Guild Coin	Details
Staff of Fire	1 Guild Coin	Details
Merlot's Dagger	1 Guild coin	Hover for full description Requires Attunement Once per day, the first target you hit with this weapons becomes your victim. You cannot pick a new victim while your current victim is still alive. Each consecutive hit against your victim increases the attack's damage by 1d6 (e.g. the 6th hit deals 6d6 damage).
Bag of Holding	20 sp per day + 1 Guild Coin	Has 30 slots, takes 1 slot Details

Item	Price/w	Notes
The Setting Sun	50 sp	Modest, facing east
The Rising Sun	55 sp	Modest, facing west with a view of the cliff
The Greedy Fool	120 sp	Comfortable, above the Grand Bazaar
A Waking Rockstorm	280 sp	Wealthy, the penthouses of the Grand Bazaar
Seb's	tavern	A jazzy bar in the bazaar's alleys

Item	Price	Notes
Room	10.000 sp*	Modest
Room	30.000 sp*	Comfortable
Apartment	150.000 sp*	Wealthy
House	65.000 sp*	Comfortable

Spell	Costs (sp)	Notes
Arcane Lock	500 + 250sp gold dust	-
Geas	2500	3 days active
Animal Messenger	500	-
Water Breathing	1000	24h active
Darkvision	500 1000 2500	8h active 24h active 3 days active
Mage Armour	500 1000 2500	8h active 24h active 3 days active

What	Price	Notes
Coach	1 - 25 sp	per 5 KM, depending on coach size, luxury and driver
Horse	1 - 5 sp	per 5 KM, depending on which horse
Message	1 - 50 sp	per 50 KM, depending on urgency and secrecy
Stables & Food	40 sp /w	For keeping your own horse

What	Price	Notes
Pony / Horse	300 - 1000 sp	Excl. warhorses
Donkey / Mule	±80 sp	-
Cart, Wagon or Carriage	150 - 1000 sp	Luxury version can cost more
Saddles, Saddlebag, etc.	50 - 200 sp	-

Who	Specialty	Prices (sp)
Eshriel Unxas ♀ Dragonborn	Steel; Piercing and ranged weapons and ammunition	5 - 750
Kazuto Tomoto ♂ Human	Steel; Finesse melee weapons, tools (carpenter, mason, smith, tinker) and horns* (instrument)	20 - 250 up to 25.000
Borrun Dûnhark ♂ Dwarf	Steel; Heavy 2-handed weapons heavy armour and shields	50 - 500 300 - 15.000
Tazvull Narak ♂ Dragonborn	Wood; Simple melee weapons	1 - 25
Itiireae Holimion ♀ Elf	Blackwood; Martial melee weapons	100 - 1000
Afvari Umbermoor ♀ Tiefling	Highly skilled; Obsidian; Slashing weapons	10.000 - 15.000
Brenna Ningel ♀ Gnome	Lodestone; Bludgeoning weapons	500 - 650
Derek Liadon ♂ Half-Elf	Silver; Simple weapons and ammunition. Also decent at silvering other weapons	1000 - 1050
Temerity ♀ Tiefling	Steel; Light and Medium armour	50 - 7500
Torug ♂ Half-Orc	Highly skilled; Wood; Heavy armour and shields	50 - 75.000
Topsy Turvy ♂ Gnome	Blackwood; Medium and heavy armour and shields	200 - 30.000

Who	Specialty	Prices (sp)
Calugar Unxas ♂ Dragonborn	Armourer: Specific armour parts, quiver and sheathe, of various metals, with decorations	5 - 70
Fletch and Boy 2 Gnome brothers	Fletcher & Bowyer: (cross) bows, arrows, bolts, and quivers	10 - 750
Rolthos Gul ♂ Tiefling	Leatherworker: Shoes, clothing, saddles, leather and hide armours, shield	50 - 600
Belloth Vavrus ♀ Tiefling	Tailor: Common or travelers clothes, cloaks, robes, pouch, sack, backpack and tent (2p)	5 - 40
Lil Ningel ♀ Gnome	Tailor: Costumes, Masks	25 - 75
Jognos Timber ♂ Human	Woodworker: Furniture and living utensils	1 - 5000
Potts Hilltopple ♀ Halfling	Glassblower: Windows, stained glass, luxury items	100 - 1000
Kriv Narjun ♂ Dragonborn	Candlemaker: Candles, lanterns, etc.	1 - 100

Goods	Prices	Details
Adventuring Gear	0.1 - 10 sp	Rope, Grappling Hook, Chalk, Scroll tube, Pitons, Hammer, Block and Tackle, Wax Candle, Fishing Line, Bell, Caltrops, Signal Whistle
Travel Gear	2 - 20 sp	Waterskin, rations, bandages, bedroll, backpack
Spellcasting focus	10 - 250 sp	Crystal, Orb, Rod, Staff, Wand, Sprig of Mistletoe, Totem, Wooden staff, Yew Wand
Spell Components	??	For most known spells (up to Lv 5)
Spell Scrolls	100 - 10.000 sp	Various cantrips up to Lv 3 spells

Item	Price/w	Notes
The Chants	40 sp	Modest
Puzzles Beholder	100 sp	Comfortable
Lost Traveller	250 sp	Wealthy, closest to the labyrinth
The Fluffy Orc	tavern	A cosy tavern with fur covered chairs
The Cheap Dragons	tavern	A rowdy, working class tavern

Item	Price	Notes
Room	7.500 sp*	Modest
Apartment	20.000 sp*	Comfortable
Apartment	100.000 sp*	Wealthy
House	15.000 sp*	Modest
House	40.000 sp*	Comfortable

Item	Price/w	Notes
The Dead Pony	4 sp	Poor, some joke about prancing
The Wanton Sheppard	30 sp	Modest
The Queen's Robes	30 sp 300 sp free	Modest, excl. pleasure or up for Wealthy lifestyle for workers
Don't Go Inn	80 sp	Comfortable

Item	Price	Notes
Rooms	600 sp	Poor
Rooms	6.000 sp	Modest
Shack	1.500 sp	Poor
House	10.000 sp	Modest

What	Price	Specifics
Questionable Goods	0.1 - 10 sp	Acid, Alchemist's Fire, Antitoxin, Chain, Crowbar, Hunting Trap, Manacles
Kits	150 - 500 sp	Disguise Kit, Forgery Kit, Poisoner's Kit, Thieves Tools
Poisons	1000+ sp	1d4 poison damage, or worse

Service	Price	Notes
Spying	1 GC & 100+ sp	Per day
Acquisition	1 GC & 500+ sp	Depends on what
Assassination	1 GC & 1000+ sp	Depends on who

Hireling	Price/week	Notes
Thief	600 sp*	+5 stealth & thieving tools
Assassin	1000 sp*	See hirelings appendix

Hireling	Price/week	Notes
Soldier	100 sp*	See hirelings appendix
Scout	400 sp*	See hirelings appendix
Veteran	750 sp*	See hirelings appendix
Commander	2000 sp*	See hirelings appendix
Squire	50 sp*	A helpful hand 10 Str.
Medic	400 sp*	+5 medicine can heal and stabalize
Guide	400 sp*	+5 navigation knowledge of Anafyst kingdom

Item	Price/w	Notes
The Emerald Wyrm	330 sp	Wealthy, with dining underneath an actual Emerald Wyrm
The White Mimic	250 sp	Wealthy

Item	Price	Notes
Building	200.000 sp*	Wealthy
Buildings	750.000+ sp*	Aristocratic

Who	Specialty	Prices (sp)
Luthais Holimion ♀ Elf	High-end Tailor: Fine clothing and costumes, and clothing parts (e.g. gloves, dress, hat, etc.)	10 - 80+ per piece
Splees Nackle ♂ Gnome	Jeweler: Jewelry (amulet, necklace, earrings, ring, signet), arcane focus (crystal or orb), resizing, appraising and setting gems	3 - 500 excluding gem costs
Dram Ramrider ♂ Dwarf	Stonecutter: appraising, resizing and polishing	50 - 100
Also Dram	Stonecutter: Various gems (solid and powdered)	100 - 3000

Temple	Spell	Costs (sp)
Pelor	Cure Wounds	100
Pelor	Lesser Restoration	500
Pelor	Revivify	1000 + 3000sp diamond*
Pelor	Raise Dead	2500 + 5000sp diamond*
Pelor	Remove Curse	1000
Moradin	Gentle Repose	500
Moradin	Bless	100
Moradin	Mending	500 (per cast)
Moradin	Identify	100
Waukeen	Trading Fortune (not a spell)	1000

Item	Price/w	Notes
The Preacher's Garden	90 sp	Comfortable
The Fourth Eye	40 sp	Modest, get the temple experience
The Orient's Oni	30 sp	Modest
Father Joseph's	tavern	A small tavern server homemade ale
The Rood Orc	tavern	It's not a typo

Item	Price	Notes
Room	6.000 sp*	Modest
House	12.000 sp*	Modest

Crew	Price/w	Notes
Untrained	5 sp	For cleaning or muscle
Sailor	10 sp	Someone who actually knows what they're doing
Skilled Sailor	50 sp	More experienced and loyal
Navigator	100 sp	Who knows the waters

Ship	Price/w	Notes
Keelboat	3200 sp	Incl. 3 sailors as crew equipped with 1 ballista
Longship	13.000 sp	Incl. 20 sailors for rowing

Ship	Price (sp)	Notes
Rowboat	500	-
Ships	30.000 - 250.000	Depending on the type

Item	Price/w	Notes
Mermaid's Cave	35 sp	Modest
The Drunk Ale	80 sp	Comfortable
Kelpip's Inn	95 sp	Comfortable
The Setting Sun	220 sp	Wealthy, located at the water front

Item	Price	Notes
Room	700 sp	Poor
Room	7.000 sp*	Modest
Rooms	18.000 sp*	Comfortable
House	12.000 sp*	Modest
House	35.000 sp*	Comfortable

Downtime Activities

Between expeditions, adventurers need time to recover. During this time you can spend your resources to get benefits; taste the pleasures of life, gain contacts, improve your skills, prepare for the next adventure or earn something on the side. You also automatically take a long rest and spend time training as part of leveling up.
Default Lifestyle: Comfortable.
Default Downtime: You work to earn enough to pay for your lifestyle (up to comfortable) in Do'Urm.

How to:

At the start of each session, you get downtime points equal to the number of weeks since your last expedition (usually 1 week per session).
Downtime is optional: Any unspent points from previous sessions are lost, you just did the default for that period.
Message the DM on Discord: About what you want to do. Roll any dice if needed (summarizing the week, spells or temporary benefits cannot affect these rolls).
Also message the DM if you want to change your default lifestyle or downtime activity (e.g. run a dojo or brewing business instead).

Dividing Loot

There will be a discord channel per session to wrap up (divide loot, XP, rewards, etc.).

You will get an offer / value per item to divide or sell the spoils. When selling, consider to:
• You can take a loan (up to 100k sp) in case you really want to claim an item but don't have the coin.
• Sell for the standing offer. (the Adventurers Guild usually buys magic items for future renting).
• Sell to other players on discord.
• Spend downtime to search better offers.

Lifestyles

This covers your life in Do'Urm in between adventures: where you stay, what you eat, clothing, maintain equipment, etc. Your lifestyle is visible to others based on clothing, places you frequent, etc. NPCs will take notice and may treat you differently as a result.
Owning your own housing removes lifestyle costs.

Lifestyles Overview

Lifestyle	Cost / week	Notes (Hover for more info)
Self-Sufficient	0 sp	Live by yourself in the wild* Self Sufficient: Some may prefer to spend their lifestyle away from the city, sustaining themselves by surviving in the wild. Requires proficiency in survival and this uses up your downtime. your lifestyle costs are 0.
Deprived	0 sp	Live as a beggar on the streets Deprived You live in inhumane conditions with plenty of dangers; violence, disease and hunger follow were you go. Other wretched covet your gear as it’s a fortune by their standards. You will suffer hunger, cannot maintain gear, have no legal protection, no social status, and a high chance at enduring misfortunes.
Poor	10 sp	Live in the slums Poor You have sufficient to survive, though in terrible conditions. You still often contend with violence, crime and disease. You enjoy basic food and lodging, cannot maintain gear, have no legal protection, low social status, and a low chance at misfortunes. You associate with unskilled laborers, costermongers, peddlers, thieves, mercenaries, and the like.
Modest	100 sp	Live like a monk; minimalistic Modest It keeps you out of the slums with sufficient food and clean living conditions, if simple. Usually in a room, inn or temple in an older part of town. You can maintain gear, have some legal rights, and wont endure misfortunes. You associate with laborers, students, priests, soldiers with families, and the like.
Comfortable	200 sp	Live pleasant and comfortably Comfortable You can afford nicer things; food, clothing, lodging. You live in the middle class neighborhoods in a small cottage or private room in a decent inn. You can maintain gear, etc. You associate with merchants, skilled tradespeople, military officers, and the like.
Wealthy	400 sp	Live a life of luxury Wealthy You live a life of luxury in respectable lodging, usually a spacious home in a good part of town or a comfortable suite in a fine inn. Upper class without the status and riches of nobility. Associate with merchants, skilled tradespeople, military officers, and the like.
Aristocratic	1000+ sp	Live like the rich and famous Aristocratic Live a life of plenty and comfort. You have excellent lodging, dine in the finest restaurants, retain the most skilled tailor and more. You even have servants attending your every need. You receive invitations to social gatherings of the rich and powerful; nobility, guild leaders, etc. Though you must also content with the highest level of deceit and treachery.

Downtime Activities

Think about what your character would do, below are some suggestions. The DM will see what rules fit best. Depending on what you want, it may take longer and/or involve risk.

Suggestions;

Prepare yourself for the next adventure with research on clues or monsters, or crafting supplies.
Shopping doesn't take downtime.
Improve yourself through training, learning new proficiencies, languages or even a feat (also see Factions).
Get connected with people, gaining contacts, who can earn you renown or do favours for you, by carousing or going into religious service.
Earn some extra coin by selling loot you found, practicing a profession or crafting, or turn to less savory areas like gambling, pit fighting or even crime (it could go wrong).
Or anything your character would do that doesn't require ɒɿb ɒ ϱnimɿoʇ ƨɘϱɒƨƨɘm an adventuring party or contain the risks of adventure.

Relaxing

Adventurers can sustain a variety of diseases, poisons, lingering injuries and other detrimental effects that aren't simply restored by a long rest. To better restore from these it is best to take time relaxing.

Costs lifestyle costs / week.

Requires: Modest lifestyle or better

After a week you get the following benefits:
• Advantage on saving throws vs poisons, diseases
• Recover from 1 effect that prevents you from regaining HP

Class	Cost per week
Lower Class	100 sp + lifestyle costs
Middle Class	500 sp + lifestyle costs
Upper Class	2500 sp + lifestyle costs requires access to nobility, noble background, or a disguise.

Tools	Item Examples
Alchemist's supplies	Potions and Concoctions
Brewer's supplies	Invigorating drinks
Cooks tools	Special meals
Healer's Kit	Potions and Ointments
Poisoner's Kit	Various Poisons
Wizard	Spell Scrolls

Factions

Factions are groups of organised people working towards a common goal or vision. Being a member ʇni ƨiʜɈ ɈυoʜϱυoɿʜɈ nɘbbiH of a faction has its benefits while also bringing along certain responsibilities.

Faction Rules

You can join any faction by using a contact, collecting a favour or being invited because of an accomplishment.
Note, opposing factions may not like it when you do.
Faction members get benefits based on their rank.
You also get a charisma bonus when interacting with lower ranked members of the same faction.
Earn renown to increase your rank;
complete bonus objectives related to the faction, spend downtime to help and complete secret missions (SMs).
Renown is tracked per faction by the DM. It won't be visible in the player guide, but you can always ask the DM.

Major Factions

Major factions carry quite some influence and have many members spread around the world.

Minor Factions

Smaller factions often focus on a specific niche or are local groups. That doesn't mean they aren't influential.

Scarlett Academy

The Scarlett Academy is a group of scholars interested in researching how the world works. Their main focus is on history and magic. They believe knowledge should be accessible to all and magic is a dangerous thing if used irresponsibly and thus should be regulated.

In Do'Urm they have a small academy with a library attached to it (part of which is members only). Outside Do'Urm they can be found in most major cities on the continent, and even beyond, forming a vast network of researchers and specialists.

Members can often be recognized by their red cloaks or a golden pin of an open scroll somewhere on their clothing.

Scarlett Academy Details

Gain Renown:

Prevent magic mishaps and magic causing chaos
Use magic at a critical moment to save or protect peoples lives
Deliver ancient books and scrolls, double for lost/new research on magic

Lose Renown:

Putting magic in the hands of the untrained, putting them, and all, at risk
Hide your magical aptitude in the face of punishment and oppressors

Rank	Renown	Benefit
1: Initiate	0	• A nice scarlet cloak • A golden pin of an open scroll • Access to live on campus (doesn't affect lifestyle cost)
2: Student	3	♥ Access to basic Feat training ♠ Order spell scrolls from other branches up to level 3 (1GC /level) ♦ +2 to research checks, with access to their network of libraries ♣ Access to language training
3: Scholar	10 & 1 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to proper Feat training ♠ Order spell scrolls from other branches up to level 5 (1GC /level) ♦ Access to the academy's private and restricted sections ♦ Have students do research for you, with a +8 bonus (1 GC /week)
4: Professor	25 & 3 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to the best Feat mentors ♠ Order spell scrolls from other branches up to level 7 (1GC /level) ♦ Let members study a topic for you (1-3GC, may take weeks)
5: Master	50 & 8 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Membership to the committee and a say in the Scarlett Academy's direction

For feat details, see: Do'Urm Homebrew

Richmond's Magic Association

Richmond's Magic Association started as a simple shop, with the goal to make magic accessible to all. This gradually grew out into a widespread business, with shops spread throughout the entire continent. Even now, they still aim to make magic affordable and usable by all. Unfortunately this isn't a simple task.

RMA has many shops spread across the continent and even some outside. They also have a few R&D locations for creating most products. They are a major player in the market of simple magic items, magic conduits and anything required for casting magic. Many depend on these goods and services.

Members are usually recognised by their yellow belts (an iconic part of personnel outfits) or their RMA name pins. They also occasionally hand out special cards with their name on them and the RMA logo.

Richmond's Magic Association Details

Gain Renown:

Deliver materials with magic potency
Deliver a magical or exotic creature
Convince people to shop at RMA's instead of somewhere else

Lose Renown:

Keep magical knowledge private
Shop at a different store for goods RMA sells

Rank	Renown	Benefit
1: Acolyte	0	• A rectangular piece of parchment, with a tasteful thickness, bone colouring and Silian Grail lettering. It shows your name on it, and the RMA logo • An RMA emblem: a bag of holding with the letters RMA on it • Access to all their shops and pre/priority-order privileges
2: Assistant	3	♥ Access to basic Feat training ♦ ±20% discount on all their stores ♣ Access to artisan tools training
3: Associate	10 & 1 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to proper Feat training ♦ Free goody bag before each expedition (contents vary, incl. healing, food, and a nice extra) ♣ Sales insights give you an insight in market prices, knowledge where to find most goods and an edge in price negotiations
4: Partner	25 & 3 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to the best Feat mentors ♦ A complementary Bag of Holding
5: Senior Partner	50 & 8 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ A position on the board, deciding about RMA's future

For feat details, see: Do'Urm Homebrew

Royal Anafyst Army

As peacekeepers of the land, the Royal Anafyst Army is the logical next step for adventurers protecting the lands from threats. We deal with dangers to the safety of all citizens and maintain peace in the land. We think this is a basic right for any citizen of the Anafyst kingdom and work hard to fulfill that promise.

The RAA's work isn't limited to the borders of our kingdom but reaches across the whole continent and beyond. We scout for potential threats, provide aid to allies and fight for peace beyond our borders.

All members either wear their red and gold uniforms or armours, usually making them easy to recognise. The more inconspicuous ones usually wear a pin of a fire breathing golden dragon head which they can easily flash to other members.

Royal Anafyst Army Details

Gain Renown:

Save a civilian or win a battle against monsters while in uniform
Earn a city's, or group's, support for the Royal Anafyst Army by defending or saving them
Deliver information that allows the RAA to gain a tactical advantage

Lose Renown:

Flee from a fight while in uniform
Hinder the RAA's goals

Rank	Renown	Benefit
1: Recruit	0	• A uniform • A pin of a fire breathing gold dragon Wyrmling - Recruit Young - Private Adult - Captain Ancient - Centurion Greatwyrm - General , based on your rank • Access to military grounds
2: Private	3	♥ Access to basic Feat training ♣ You know where to find safe houses, with local intel and supplies across the world ♠ Access to simple & martial weapon training ♦ Complementary military gear (choice of any non-magical steel armour and weapons)
3: Captain	10 & 1 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to proper Feat training ♣ Get a small squad of your own to command (during downtime or take on expeditions)
4: Centurion	25 & 3 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to the best Feat mentors ♣ Get a few squads under your command
5: General	50 & 8 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ A position in the council, which decides the RAA's movements on the board.

For feat details, see: Do'Urm Homebrew

Gentleman's Guild

Need anything, no questions asked? Ask the Gentlemen's Guild. An organisation of well behaved people that can get you anything for the right price, regardless of how questionable your request may be.

They can be found pretty much anywhere around the world, as long as you know how to contact them. Otherwise they keep themselves busy with making sure no single nation or organisation holds all the power. They even do this within their own organisation, compartmentalizing everything. Or so they say.

All members hold themselves to the GG's code; being a gentleman or gentlemadam; Treating others with respect and standing up for the little man. They're found in all layers of society, hard to spot just on their appearance. They allegedly have secret greetings or can hide code in regular language to communicate with other members.

Gentleman's Guild Details

Gain Renown:

Gain trust or an in into a court, organisation, or other membership group
Aid a gentleman or gentlemadam in need
Get away with something the law condemns

Lose Renown:

Fail to deliver, or completely break, a guild coin promise
Get caught for a crime (regardless of whether you committed it)

Rank	Renown	Benefit
1: Pleb	0	• Learn a secret greeting gesture • Access to an instructor to learn Thieves Cant • Get any goods sold, no questions asked
2: Sir / Madam	3	♥ Access to basic Feat training ♦ +2 to finding good buyers ♣ Access to instructors for thieves tools, forgery kits, etc. proficiency
3: Lord / Lady	10 & 1 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to proper Feat training ♠ 20% discount on acquiring a magic item of choice (now costs 8, 12 and 16, see Guild Coins) ♦ Free transport of any "package" & free "clean-up" services (1GC /use)
4: Marquess / Marchioness	25 & 3 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♥ Access to the best Feat mentors ♠ Markers; quid pro quo blood oaths, redeemable for anything ♦ Let members study a topic for you (1 GC, may take time)
5: Duke / Duchess	50 & 8 SMs Secret Missions Obtained from the faction once they think you're ready.	♠ A seat at the high table

For feat details, see: Do'Urm Homebrew

Rank	Renown	Benefit
1: Enthusiast	0	• A CCC coin pin • A collectors case • Access to carouse at their membership events
2: Aficionado	10	• No penalty from social status with other members (carousing or otherwise) • Access to proper Feat training
3: Connoisseur	30	• Other collectors will start friendly towards you, giving you the benefit of the doubt, regardless of your siding in any grander conflict • Access to the best Feat mentors

Rank	Renown	Benefit
1: Clergy	0 ?	• Ability to earn renown • A white stole with gray alternating + and X signs
2: ???	10 ?	?f?ea?ts ??
3: ???	30 ?	??? ?????

House Rules

House rules are rules exclusive to our table, that differ from the official D&D rules. Some of these are optional rules from the books while others are new. The goal of these houserules is to enrich the world, increase fun or streamline the game.

The World, with all its locations, peoples (humans are not the most common race), and the various monsters and (magic) items are different from the default D&D setting. Additionally, you can also learn some homebrew feats through the factions, see: Do'Urm Homebrew (also see character creation).

General Houserules

Critical Success or Failure:
On a 1 or 20 roll for an attack roll, ability check or saving throw you succeed or fail exceptionally.
Note: this still doesn't allow you to do the impossible.
Escape the Dungeon:
The party's adventure starts and ends
in Do'Urm. They must return before
the end of the session, or make an escape the dungeon check.

Combat Houserules

Flanking
You get +2 to an attack roll when there's an enemy of your target within 5ft on their opposite side.
Fast Combat
Keep your average turn time short and get bonus XP;
• 3 min/turn = 140% XP
• 1 min/turn = 200% XP

Optional Houserules

These houserules can give you extras, but you do not have to engage with them.

Downtime and Factions
These are optional and handled outside sessions, yet can provide benefits (such as extra feats). See those chapters for more info.
Hirelings
These are NPC allies to help you during
an expedition. You control your hireling,
and they listen within reason.
Mini-games
Wizards Tiles, a game of wit and deception, and Dragon Poker, an easy yet weirdly complex card game, are the most common games played.
Dragonchess set and Three-Dragon Ante do not exist in this world.

Guild Coins

Guild coins are a magical currency, more valuable than gold, used to buy magic items, for favours, and to guarantee trust and discretion. Breaking this trust, however, puts a price on your head.

The adventurers guild awards guild coins for sharing information and quests may occasionally include them as a reward.

With enough Guild Coins, you can
acquire any magic item of your choice:

Adventuring Houserules

Encumbrance
Carry capacity is usually not tracked,
unless you start carrying a lot or
traveling for several days.
Tool Proficiencies
You can craft items using these tools during any rest, as long as you find / bring the required materials. What you can make depends on the tools and known recipes.

Resting

Rest Variant
A short rest takes 8 hours and a long rest takes 1 week of non-adventuring (downtime activities are fine).
Catch your breath
Take 1 hour to relax, apply bandages, meditate, etc.
• Recharge anything as if taking a short rest.
• Use bandages to spend and recover 1 hit dice (max 1).
• Attune to a magic item (or blind attune).

Magic Items

Blind Attune
During a short rest you can attune to an item you think is magical, allowing you to use it as if you were attuned. You can make an Arcana check to potentially learn some properties. Experiment at your hearts content.
Identify Variant
You cannot identify the properties of a magic item during a short rest. You can only do this through a long rest, the Identify spell or experimentation.

Weight	. Item
Light	Ammunition (per 20, or 50 needles)
Light	Quiver (empty)
Light	Arcane Focus, Druidic Focus, Holy Symbol
Light	Component Pouch
Light	Flasks, Potions, Vials
Light	Lamp
Light	Lock
Light	Piton

Weight	Item
Light	Ration
Light	Tinderbox
Light	Torch
Light	Whetstone
Heavy	Chest (empty)
Heavy	Hunting Trap
Heavy	Climber's Kit
Heavy	Ladder (10ft)
Heavy	2p Tent

Appendixes

Items

Gear Quality

Not all items are made equal, good quality gear is a blessing. An item's quality depends on the crafter's skill level, with a small chance to make something better or worse.

Quality	Weapons	Armour
Low	Fragile 4 -2 damage	Fragile 4 -1 AC
Standard	-	-
High	+1 damage	-1 damage taken
Expert	+2 damage	-3 damage taken
Mastercraft.	+proficiency mod damage per attack	-proficiency mod damage taken per attack

Materials

Not all gear is made of steel. Various other materials are just as good, if not better. See below for the available materials:

Material	Effect
Steel	-
Wood	Reacts like wood instead of metal Weapon: -2 damage Armour: -1 AC
Blackwood	Wood that's though and can be sharpened like steel, yet reacts like wood
Obsidian	Fragile 2 Weapon: triple weapon dice on a critical hit Armour: take 2d4 damage when an enemy hits you with a crit
Lodestone	Magnetic metal, otherwise similarly tough and sharp
Silver	Gear partially made of silver to better fight against certain creatures
Volitarrian Steel	Weapon: +2 damage Armour: +1 AC
???	More to be discovered

Hireling Stats

Various hirelings are available in Do'Urm. Below is an overview of their different stats and abilities.

Ryan S. - RAA Soldier

What do you need? Say the word.

HP 12 AC 16

Size: Medium Speed: 30ft

Stat Bonus: +0 STR +1, DEX +1

Skills: Perception +2

Signature Attack:

Spear +3 to hit, reach 5ft, one target. Hit: 1d6+1 slashing damage.

Gods of Avoane

There's a wide variety of gods worshipped on Avoane. The following is an overview based on worship in Grænalea.

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Commonly Worshipped

Deity	Alignment	Domains	Worshiped for	Symbol
Avandra	NG	Life	Change, Luck, Travel, Halflings	Satchel with 3 green waves
Bahamut	LG	Life, War	Justice, Protection, Nobility, Dragonborn	Dragon's Head in profile
Corellon	CG	Light	Art, Magic, Music, Elves	Quarter Moon
Melora	NN	Tempest, Nature	Nature, Wilderness, Sea	Sea shell with a blue spiral
Moradin	LG	Knowledge	Family, Community, Creation (as in smithing), Dwarves	Hammer and Anvil
Mystra	LN	Arcana, Knowledge	Magic, Spells	Blue-white Star
Pelor	NG	Life, Light	Sun, Light, Strength, Healing	Sun

Obscure Gods

Deity	Alignment	Domains	Worshiped for	Symbol
Cayden Cailean	CG	Nature	Freedom, Ale, Wine, Bravery, Travel	Golden Tankard
Hlal	CN	Knowledge, Trickery	Humor, inspiration, messages, storytelling, tricks, Learning, invention	a single white flame, representing the light of wit
Raven Queen	LN	Life, Death	Death, Fate, Doom and Winter	Raven's head, in profile, facing left
Waukeen	NN	Knowledge, Trickery	Trade (free and illicit), and anything commerce related	Upright coin with Waukeen's profile facing left
Wee Jas	LN	Death, Arcana	Magic, Death, Vanity and Law	Red skull in front of a fireball

Controversial Gods

Deity	Alignment	Domains	Worshiped for	Symbol
Asmodeus	LE	Knowledge, Order, Trickery	Tyranny, Domination, Indulgence	Three inverted triangles arranged in a long triangle
Lolth	CE	Trickery, War	Darkness, Drow, Evil, Spiders	Spider
Tiamat	CE	Trickery	Greed, Vanity, Power	Dragon head with five claw marks
Vecna	NE	Arcana, Knowledge	Secrets, Knowledge	Left hand clutching a human eye

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HP 12	AC 16
Size: Medium	Speed: 30ft
Stat Bonus: +0	STR +1, DEX +1

HP 75	AC 16
Size: Medium	Speed: 30ft
Stat Bonus: +1	STR +4, CON +3

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Size: Medium	Speed: 35ft
Stat Bonus: +0	DEX +2, WIS +1

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