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Boardsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigBoards
Calendarplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigCalendar
For the Magewood Campaign world.
Moons
Two moons cross the sky each night. Anaion is large -- half again as wide as the Earth's moon in the sky -- but is quite dim, and dark green in hue. Not long after mid-month, a small bite appears in the east side of Anaion, and it slowly expands, until, at the first night of the new month, Anaion is a thin green ring with a black circle in the center. This phase is called the Ring Moon. The black circle continues westward until the moon is full… Player Charactersplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigPlayer Characters
These PCs have appeared in the Magewood Campaign.
Current PCs
Former PCs Creaturesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigCreatures
Here you can find descriptions of humanoid and monstrous creatures from the Magewood Campaign.
Humanoids
Halflings
With two hundred fifty representatives, halflings are by far the most numerous of the non-Human races in the area. Seventy reside in Alinere City and twenty or thirty in Nailtown. The rest live in isolated villages scattered across the countryside. Magewood Campaignplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMagewood Campaign
Magewood is a Pathfinder campaign run by between May 2013 and February 2015. It took a group of adventurers through a home-brewed world of conniving lords, long-lost magic and strange dragons.
Clock icon adapted from here. Magic and Materialsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMagic and Materials
This world of the Magewood Campaign is relatively low magic. Spellcasters are uncommon, but there are no restrictions on spellcasting.
Magic Items
Crafting is an expensive process, and there is very little market for the purchase and sale of magic items. When items are created, it tends to be for a specific purpose. This means that unique magic items will be more common than simple items that give a numerical bonus. Another reason items are rare is that no magic lasts for… Money and Equipmentplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMoney and Equipment
The kingdom in which the Magewood Campaign takes place uses a monetary system based on copper, silver and gold.
Shale
Shales are the most common coins available. In the distant past, when sedimentary rock was uncommon in the small area where the coins were used, they were made from actual shale, but with the growth of the kingdom, the market was quickly flooded. These days, they're made from copper. They're about as big as a half-dollar, and are usually stamped with the i… Placesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigPlaces
From the Magewood Campaign.
On a global scale, the land-locked region under the influence of the Marquis Ecusian is a bit of a backwater. The Tolk and Kurinom rivers flow through a land which is politically insignificant, too far from any border to be of military importance, and far enough from the King's Hold that it's unlikely the king himself even knows who Ecusian is. Player Notesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigPlayer Notes
For the Magewood Campaign.
Titles
Announcing:
* The Heroes of Nailtown! * The Ogre-Slayers of Westend! * The Defenders of the Lake! * The Defenders Guild of Westend! * The Knights of Milendi!
Useful Links
* The Magical Crafters Guild * The Defenders Guild
Treasure players index The Storyplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigThe Story
These are player-written recaps and journals from the Magewood Campaign.
Chapter 1: Raiders at the FarmChapter 2: The Soldier and the MaidChapter 3: RulenChapter 4: The Secret of Enka's FarmChapter 5: Squatting and Covered in GreaseChapter 6: Eggs and BuffaloChapter 7: Wool and MadnessChapter 8: Looking for the Cloaked ManChapter 9: Chasing a SpyChapter 10: The Rival GangChapter 11: A Moral Hand-OffChapter 12: Enka's Day OutChapter 13: Baron WentlyChapter 14: Arriving at the EndChapt… Religionplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigReligion
There is a wide variety of religions in the Magewood game world, rather than a single pantheon that all agree on. You can choose from among them, choose none of them, or make up your own.
Celasiam
The most common religion in the area where the game starts is known as Celasiam. Most Celasians are human, though there are respectable numbers from the other races. The basis of the religion is the story of the creation of man (which other races extend to include themselves). The world was… Rules and Notesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRules and Notes
For the Magewood Campaign.
Character Creation
Use standard Pathfinder rules for character creation.
Attributes: Distribute 74 points among six attributes, one-for-one. Any score lower than 6 costs 6 points (so you can have a very low score for role-playing reasons, but it won't improve your other attributes). Magewoodplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMagewood
* Index
* The Story
* Characters
* Places
* Creatures
* Religion
* Calendar
* Magic & Materials
* Money
* Rules
* Player Notes
* { {:roleplay:th_spellbook.png?direct&32x32} } Boards
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Campaigns Hosted on Zioth.com
The Coming of the Zioth
Welcome to a world that has nineteen years left to live. In nineteen years, on the one thousand twentieth year of the Zioth, all five moons will leave the sky for a night, and the world will be destroyed and rebuilt. But who can believe such legends in a world at its prime? Everything is normal. The strange creatures of legend are nowhere to be seen, and magic? A story to put children to sleep. The Coming…
Netbook of Featsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigNetbook of Feats
Welcome!
Greetings, and thanks for taking the time to read the Netbook of Feats. This project is the result of a lot of hard work by all our contributors, reviewers, editors, the Fantasy Netbook Community Council, and myself. It represents thousands of hours of hard work and boundless creativity. We sincerely hope that you enjoy it and find something here that enhances your game or simply entertains.
The Netbook of…
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Obsidian Portal: I can't believe it took me so long to find this site. Join a hundred thousand gamers in a community which includes hosted campaigns, player and game finders, and more, for all RPG systems.
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Giants in the Playground forums, mainly D&D. Roleplaying Resourcesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRoleplaying Resources
This is a collection of resources I've written or found over the years. While a lot of this is oriented towards D&D, much is applicable to any role-playing game or fantasy world. Anything here that is not credited can be assumed to be copyright Roleplay Pluginplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRoleplay Plugin
This Dokuwiki plugin facilitates the creation of web sites for role-playing games.
Every feature uses this syntax:
data here
Dice roller
Configuration
Configuration is done through a wiki page called roleplay_config, which is in the same namespace as the game turns. Roleplaying Resourcesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRoleplaying Resources
* Index
* RPG Fiction
* Characters
* Worlds
* Campaigns
* Magic
* Game Systems
* Rules
* Relic Vault
* Resources
* Fun Recent Updatesplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigRecent Updates
October 18, 2017
* D&D 5: Masters of Skills
September 26, 2011
* Added official D&D character sheet to Characters page. * Added d20 modern and Ars Magica to Game Systems page.
September 23, 2011
* Fancy new design for the Roleplaying Resources site, with icons, and better organization. Good bye giant list of links!
Moose Factsplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMoose Facts
* Did you know that “Moose Watching” is illegal in twelve cities and towns throughout the USA, because of fatal injuries caused by it? * Did you know that Bullwinkle Moose was the real name of a Pennsylvania farmer? The show was inspired by Mr. Moose, who was a friend of the producer's sister. Rocky Squirrel, however, was a completely original name. Moose Pageplugin-autotooltip__default plugin-autotooltip_bigMoose Page
Looking at this Moose page, you may ask, “what is this infatuation you have with moose?”
I'm not quite sure I can explain it myself. Maybe it's their huge size (male moose grow to 7'6“ at the shoulder and 1000lb). Perhaps it's their agile movements (moose can move very quietly through underbrush, despite their size and mass). Maybe it's those fancy gadgets they carry on top of their heads (moose antlers can measure as much as 6ft from tip to tip, and weigh up to 90lb as a pair). May…