dm sketchpad - the frozen north

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DM Sketchpad – The Frozen North

Authors: Mark Gedak, Zachary Houghton , Shane O’Connor, Stefen Styrsky Cartography: Kristian Richards Design/Layout: Mark Gedak Editor: Still just me, I’m sorry about that but that is the way it is. Reviews: Mark Gedak A Year in Review 2 Beneath the Ice 4 Class Variants 9 Clerical Domains 11 Gods of the Grand OGL Wiki 13 Hazards 15 The Magic of Oz 16 Magic Items for OSGs 16 Mecha 17 Monsters 18 Non-Player Characters 25

Otyughnomicon 27 Planar 30 Psionics 32 Races 35 Scribbles 35 Spellchrome 38 Templates/Variants 39 Tough Chicks with Firearms 40 Witch Battle 42 Reviews 43 OGL 45

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A Year in Review

This is the last day of 2009 so I thought I might take a moment to collect my thoughts on

the site and talk about what is happening behind the scenes as well as what is happening on

the DM Sketchpad.

Thanks

1. Readers/Users I get next to no feedback on the site and that is a shame but I can

tell from the traffic numbers that people are coming to the site and reading it. I‘m

glad that so many gamers are finding it useful.

2. Publishers I want to thank all the publishers have had the courage to be supporters

of the Grand OGL Wiki. It is only through their generous support that we are able to

continue to bring more and more content to the OGC by Book page. Please if you

don‘t have time to provide me with feedback to this site, drop by the publishers web

pages and thank them for helping us or and pick up something new from them. At

one time I thought, resistant publishers who benefited from the OGL would come

around and support this project but I do not believe that will happen anymore, so I

think it is very important to financially support those that have supported us.

3. Content Pullers I want to thank John Whamond and Chris Sakkas who continue to

pull content from Publishers to add to the OGC by Book page.

4. Sketchpad Contributors Thanks to Shane, Chris, Zach, Stefen, Steve, Ken,

Charles, Mark and absolutely everyone that I‘ve missed. You have made it possible

for this to continue for over nine months now.

5. Sponsors I would like to thank the unnamed sponsors who have made donations to

the Grand OGL Wiki site that have paid for our hosting costs and removed some of

the financial costs of me running the site. I appreciate it.

The Experiments

1. Maps by Kristian I saw Kristian Richard‘s maps on EnWorld and asked if he would

be willing to provide me with a map for the DM Sketchpad each month. He has

faithfully done that each month and has even provided adventure tiles for many of

the maps. I view this addition as a success, and as long as Kristian keeps sending

me maps I will continue to add them to the DM Sketchpad.

2. Adventures by Mark As Kristian has sent over maps, I‘ve clumsily tried to add plot

to them. My attempts to plot modules in Kristian‘s maps have been awful. I always

leave them to the end of the month and it is always a bit of a hack-job. I need to

either find a volunteer to write a good module or rethink what I‘m doing on this

entry. I‘m not happy with the feel of my adventures, the format of my adventure or

even how they come together. I also receive no feedback on the adventures so I

don‘t know if anyone actually uses the adventures for anything.

3. RSS Feed I started an RSS feed on the site forums, so if you don‘t want to check

the DM Sketchpad daily then you can add the DM Sketchpad to your feed aggregator

and it will let you know when a new entry has been written. This has not added

http://grandwiki.wikidot.com/publication-list

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much additional work to my life and I know it is being used by some so I think it has

been a successful addition to the site.

4. PDF Compilations I started doing PDF compilations of the DM Sketchpad in May of

2009 and they have occurred as monthly or bimonthly issues since then. Building a

compilation usually takes me a Saturday or a Saturday and a bit of Sunday if my

technology is working right (currently my Acrobat is screwed and I need to get a new

copy of 9 or maybe a subscription to Acrobat.com). Although time consuming, I like

having a final PDF copy of the DM Sketchpad so I think this will continue as well.

5. Monthly Themes It was suggested to me that if the DM Sketchpad had a theme

each month then potential content donators might have a guide on what to write

about. I‘ve done themes in November and December and in both months there has

been a decline in the number of donated content or concerns from donators that I

have XXXX but it wouldn‘t fit the theme. Obviously, I‘ve indicated to them that

material doesn‘t need to fit the theme but it seems to have mentally added an

additional barrier. So for the time being I‘m going to suspend theme for January and

February and return the DM Sketchpad to the strange chaotic collection of ideas. I

think we will do themes once every three months to allow build-up time (March is

Dragon month).

The Statistics

In the year that was 2009, we had over 42,000 unique visitors come to site and have

eaten up 13.35 GB of band width.

81.2% of the GOW users are coming to us on Windows, 8% on Mac and the rest

from Linix, Unix, Symbian OS, Blackberry, Sony PSP and Java.

Firefox has a good lead on Internet Explorer and Chrome is just squeezing out Safari.

The zip back-up of the site is 49.85 MB and contain over 3400 pages and files.

There are 62 subscribers to the DM Sketchpad compilation.

The Struggles

1. Content on the Grand OGL Wiki As I‘ve developed the DM Sketchpad as a

companion piece to the Grand OGL Wiki, the amount of content that I am pulling

from publishers has slowed dramatically. I have been criticised by some people for

this because the GOW was originally meant to be a storehouse of OGC. In my view

that hasn‘t changed, with the addition of the DM Sketchpad we are now a collection

of both older content and new content. Instead of a museum to past work of

publishers we are a growing site of changing and living material, an exploratorium of

OGL games. That said I will try to add two more books of OGC to the Grand OGL

Wiki personally each month. My OGC book days for January are the 9th and the

23rd.

2. Gaming I am not gaming enough. I need to have a regular gaming group that I

meet with once a week or once every two weeks. I will need to get on the phone to

Kent or Patrick or check out the flatland gamers days in Regina. My PBEM game is

going slowly but it just isn‘t working as well as I want it to. I wonder if a PBEM game

would work on a blog. So as DM I would post material to the blog and players would

call actions or respond via comments. Has anyone tried this?

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3. Hobbylancing I‘m currently working on a hobbylancing project with Stefen Styrsky

and he‘s doing most of the heavy lifting on this one and I need to pick up my end. I

think for the next while I will need to designate some time on M, W, F, S to

hobbylancing. That will likely result in shorter DM Sketchpad entries but I‘ve made a

commitment to this 3P Pathfinder project and it need to work on it constructively.

4. Work I teach high school mathematics and science if you didn‘t already know. We

work on a Copernican system so in roughly 38 days, I need two teach two classes in

their entirety, assess students constantly, provide feedback to parents and students

and be ready to roll with change at a moment‘s notice. As such my work always has

to get priority, because I don‘t have the luxury of a five-month course like in a

regular two semester system. So if you see the DM Sketchpad says Jan 14th and it is

the 28th, most likely work has thrown me a curve and I will update as soon as I can

(or now would be a good time for contributors to submit ).

5. Life My life seems to be what I‘m doing when everything else is done. It seems to

occupy that time after school when I make supper and just before bed. That doesn‘t

seem right to me, so I will need to examine things and reprioritize things as I move

into January and Block 3 of the school year.

Beneath the Ice

Beneath the Ice

Beneath the Ice is a side-trek adventure for Labyrinth LordTM fantasy roleplaying game

created by Goblinoid Games. It is intended for 8th to 10th level characters. The adventure

should be successfully played within a couple of hours. The adventure is considered Open

Game Content but the map is closed content.

The site of this adventure is buried deep beneath an ice field in the northern reaches of your

campaign world. While the characters are on another quest of importance, such as freeing

the southern lands of the Frost Giant King‘s evil cyromancy, one of the characters stumbles

(literally, and figuratively) upon a hidden outpost of a forgotten planar cult.

Background

In the time before recorded time, when intelligent things took not the form of man but

instead some aberrant nature both to horrible to describe and remember, a cult of proto-

humanoid elementals toiled within the northern lands to establish a permanent conduit

between the prime material plane and the plane of ice. One of the wizards working on the

conduit miscalculated the placement of several important sigils and cast the whole region

into an icy grip. This killed many of the aberrant creatures, placed the proto-humanoid

elemental into suspended animation and allowed mammalian life to take a more central role

in the affairs of the surface world.

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Into the Crevasse

As the PCs travel across the surface of the Crystalglare Icefield (or a similar glacier in your

world), a crack forms in the surface sending one of the PCs sliding down into the interior of

the glacier. He lands at the entrance to the cult‘s temple and this intrusion of humanoid life

begins to wake the creatures from their suspended hibernation.

Room 1

The tunnel is lined with smooth, white stone tiles that are cold to the touch. The tunnel

looks to have been carved long ago and the walls are decorated with relief of great ice

dragons, ice elementals and other frozen beasts all locked in terrible combat. At the far end

of the hall the passage is seal with a heavy wall of ice, illumination beyond that wall casts

inhuman shadows moving beyond that wall. There are open passages that lead north and

south into darkness as well as another chamber on the right.

The wall of ice sealing off the passage into room 4 is starting to melt. Ice melts the proto-

humanoid elemental will be able to continue their work. At the current rate of melting it will

take 1 hour for the ice plugs sealing room 4 to melt. Any fire spells used within the location

will reduce the melting time by 10 minutes per spell as heat will be channelled to this room.

Any cold spell used within this location will increase the melting time by 10 minutes per

spell as well. The proto-humanoid elementals can see in the dark and have not put magical

lights or scones in any of their chambers.

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Room 2

The sound of chopping ice can be heard echoing throughout this chamber.

If the characters bring light into this chamber read the following.

Your eyes are drawn almost immediately to the image of four, dishevelled humans hacking

apart the body of a humanoid creature composed of ice.

If the character make their presence known, the humans (4 Beserkers, HD 3+1, hp 19,

19, 10 and 20, wield battle axes [1d8]) have just woken up from suspended animation.

Upon their awakening they were attacked by a juvenile black ice reaver that came in

through the portal in room 5. They have been driven made by their suspended animation

and will attack anything or anyone they don‘t recognize on site.

A hunting party of 12 entered these chambers long ago and were caught in the cult‘s failed

experiment. Eight never survived the process and stand like statues decorating this

chamber. Amongst the variety of beserkers (live and dead) they have a selection of

scrimshaw and soapstone jewellery and pieces of art that could be worth up to 636 gp to a

collector of northern crafts.

The entrance to room 4 is likewise plugged in this room.

Room 3

When light is brought into this room, read the following to the players.

The room is filled with blue and silver cloaks hanging along metal pegs on the walls. On the

south wall there is a rack of simply weapons—axes, hammers and other chopping or

hacking tools. There is nothing else of interest in the room.

This is a closet and storage room for the cult that constructed this lair. The cloaks are

magical in nature and help the cultists travel the surface world more easily.

Cloak of the Frozen North This magical cloak lets the wearer travel across snow and ice

at normal speed leaving no tracks. It also allows the wearer to see normally in blizzards and

snowstorms.

Hidden in a secret cubbyhole (1 on 1d6 to locate by searching), contains 300 gp and a wand

of cold (22 charges).

Room 4

This room has light that pours through the elemental conduit in the centre of the room.

Around the room shamble three vaguely humanoid shapes. They writhe with tentacles arms

and chant in some alien tongue as light begins to pulse from the gaping hole in the centre of

the room.

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The three creatures that shamble about the room are scarboi a proto-humanoid elemental

race (see below). They are involves in a process to form a permanent conduit to the plane

of ice (now that they have corrected their magical glyph) and this process will take 30

cultist rounds of activity once the ice plugs melt and open the passages into room 4. The

scarboi are interested primarily in opening the conduit into the Plane of Ice and bringing

their frozen god onto the Material plane but will certain defend themselves and kill any

intruders.

The scarboi have a treasure cache in a trapped chest in the north-west corner of this room.

In it there is 312 pp, 7 gems of turquoise cold, and 2 necklaces made of never-melting ice

(dealing 1 point of damage a round to the wearer) and a +1 flametongue, that they stole

from their enemies.

Scarboi

No. Enc. 1d4 (5d4)

Alignment Chaotic

Movement 120 ‗ (40‘)

Armor Class 3

Hit Dice 6+2

Attacks 3 (ice beams 60‗ and bite)

Damage 1d8/1d8/1d4

Save F6

Morale 10

Hoard Class XIV

Scarboi are humanoid in shape and bluish-green in colour. In place of hands they have four

writhing tentacles. Two of these can be used in combat to project ice beams while two can

be used to continue their ritual magic practices. Alternatively they can use all four tentacles

to attempt to summon an 8 HD ice elemental (use fire elemental statistics) with a 20%

chance once per day. They are immune to damage from cold sources. The scarboi worship

Illyulikius, the frozen god of devastation.

Room 5

When the characters bring light into this room you can read the following:

This long way opens into a small antechamber that is flanked by two hallways leading into

circular rooms. There lair is warmer her as steam vents out of the east-most room and

water trickles in a shallow river from the central plugged room into the west-most room and

down into a drain in the floor. They must be a heater somewhere under this complex that

has churned back to life.

If the characters list carefully they can hear a trudging clumping sound. A temporary portal

has opened to the plane of ice between the steam vent and the drain hole room letting a

couple of juvenile black ice reavers through into the Material plane. One was killed by the

thawing berserkers in room 2.

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Juvenile Black Ice Reaver

No. Enc. 1 (3-8)

Alignment Neutral

Movement 120‘ (40‘) [icewalk]

Armor Class 4

Hit Dice 5+4

Attacks 2 (slams) or 1 hail of icicles

Damage 2d6/2d6 or 5d4

Save F5

Morale 8

Hoard Class IV

Black ice reavers are terrible elemental creatures that hail from the plane of ice. With a

successful attack they can hold onto an opponent and deal 2d6 point of cold each round

until the victim is frozen solid. They freeze opponents like this to leave as offerings to their

god.

Room 6

When the characters bring light into this area you can read the following:

This rounded hallway looks to be the ceremonial approach to the central chamber. The

follow is patterned with dark blue, iridescent tiles that seem to sweep toward the central

room like a luxurious carpet. The walls of this chamber are also carved with images of ice

dragons, elementals and black ice reavers on a snow-field. However this one also depict

several tentacle humanoids raising up an indescribable squamous horror from within the ice

that lashes out at the assembled monstrosities scattering them like children‘s toys.

This room depicts the scarboi‘s legends of what the awakening of Illyulikius will be like. The

entrance to the central chamber if not still plugged with ice has a magical trap set upon it.

Anyone attempting to enter the central chamber by this east-west passageway will be

subjected to a 6d6 iceball (as fireball but deals cold damage). They may save for half

damage.

Room 7

The walls of this chamber are lined with tanks of glowing, rolling liquid. Each round tank is

about 5 ft. square, metal on the bottom and glass on the top. Within the glass is a pulsating

bluish-green liquid that clumps, forms and dissipates in an endless struggle to form

something that is lifelike.

This room houses the birthing tanks of the scarboi. Each tank can bring another scarboi to

life. There are currently 13 tanks in this room in which pre-emergent scarboi are

developing. They will reach maturity and escape the tanks within 11 days. There is nothing

else of value within this chamber.

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Class Variants

Elemental Wizard Options

Ice Element

The ice elementalist has specialized in the use of cold and wind-based spells. The ice

elemental is opposed by the lesser element of magma.

Bonus Feats At 5th, 10th, 15th and 20th level, an ice elementalist gains a bonus feat. In

addition to the standard bonus feats available to all wizards at these levels, the ice

elementalist adds Controlled Shiver to the list of choices.

Magma Vulnerability (Su): You take an additional 50% damage from all magma lesser

element spells and suffer a -2 penalty to all Constitution checks and Fortitude saves to avoid

nonlethal damage from hot environments.

Like an Iceberg (Su) You receive a +2 enhancement bonus to all Spellcraft and

Knowledge (arcana) checks involving ice spells, and to all Swim skill checks. The bonus

increase by +1 for every five wizard levels you possess, to a maximum of +6 at 20th level.

You also gain cold immunity and con no longer be harmed by spells and spell-like abilities

with the cold descriptor.

Blizzard (Su) Every damage-dealing cold spell you case deals additional damage equal to

½ your wizard level (minimum +1 damage). This bonus applies only once per spell; a

missile or ray does not receive the bonus damage on each missile or ray. At 20th level,

whenever you cast an ice spell you can roll your caster level check twice to get through a

creature‘s spell resistance, taking the better of the two rolls.

Lord of the Glacier (Su) At 8th-level, you can a +1 bonus to your Constitution and your

Wisdom scores. Like a glacier, you are hardy and patient. In addition whenever you

summon a cold- or wind-based elemental, increase the duration of the spell by a number of

rounds equal to ½ your wizard level. At 20th level, you can change the duration to

permanent.

Controlled Shiver

You can restore your body temperature to normal by shivering.

Benefit: You can shiver violently for one round, eliminating one point of nonlethal damage

due to exposure. You can do this as often as you like but can do nothing else during that

round.

Ice Spell Lists

0th Level Spells (Cantrips): BreezeRWS, ChillSoE, Create SnowF&F, Elemental

SampleRWS, Ray of Frost.

1st Level Spells: Blood Like IciclesRWS, Chill BloodRWS, DisappearR&R, Elemental

BastionRWS, Endure Elements, Freezing HandsF&F, Freezing WeaponSoE, Gelid

StreamRWS, HibernateF&F, IceF&F, Magic SnowballF&F, Mild FrostbiteF&F, MisstepsAPM,

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Obscuring Mist, PrecipitateAPM,Predict WeatherRWS, Rabbit FeetR&R, Resistance, Speed

of BreathMoR, Snow BlindnessF&F, TorchdimAPM, TorporSoE.

2nd Level Spells: Air BrandRWS, Clarity of PurposeMoR, Cold SnapR&R, Eyes of IceF&F,

Freezing BladeF&F, Freezing FogSoE, IceshardsR&R, IglooF&F, Immobilize ExtremityRWS,

Meld Into IceF&F, Mild HypothermiaF&F, Moderate FrostbiteF&F, Sleep of the DeadR&R,

SnowballF&F, Snow WalkF&F, SunddogF&F, Veil of FrostS&M, Water BrandRWS, WhiteoutF&F,

Winter DepressionF&F.

3rd Level Spells: Awaken ElementRWS, Breath of the Winter WolfSoE, Displacement,

Gaseous Form, Gust of Wind, Ice BoltF&F, Ice ShapeF&F, Ice WalkF&F, Law of the

WildRWS, MalaiseR&R, Moderate HyperthermiaF&F, Protection from ElementsR&R, Remove

HypothermiaF&F, Severe FrostbiteF&F, Slow, Wind Wall.

4th Level Spells: Animate IceF&F, Control SnowF&F, Footprint CurseF&F, Fortify

ArmorF&F, FrostformR&R, Greater Air BrandRWS, Greater Water BrandRWS, Hallucinatory

Terrain, Ice Storm, IciclesF&F, Near to IceR, Razor WingsS&M, Severe HypothermiaF&F,

SnowstormF&F, Teeth of the WindAPM, Wall of PermafrostF&F, WeatherblindnessRWS,

Yuki‘s TouchMoR

5th Level Spells: AdaptationRWS, Animate SnowF&F, Chill GazeR&R, Cloak of GloomAPM,

Cone of Cold, Control Winds, Elemental RuptureRWS, Faerie IceF&F, MoonbrightAPM,

Sending, Set Loose the Raging WindRWS, Sigil of IceR&R, Slow the YearsR&R, Wall of

Ice, Wind BindingsRWS.

6th Level Spells: Call AuroraF&F, Deep Sleep, Elemental ParasiteRWS, Flesh to IceF&F,

Freezing Sphere, Heat of the Water DragonMoR, IceballsF&F, LongevityRWS, Move

SnowF&F, Repulsion, Wisdom of the Air DragonMoR, Wind Walk.

7th Level Spells: AvalancheF&F, BlowbackRWS, CrystalformS&M, Fast ElementalS&M, Flash

FreezeSoE, Freezing CurseR&R, Guardian of IceMoR, Insanity, Mislead, Sequester, Sleep

of PowerRWS, Vanish.

8th Level Spells: Aura of ColdSoE, CrevaseF&F, Elemental KissR&R, Leech FieldR&R, Planar

PromiseRWS, Repel Ice and SnowF&F, Slayer‘s KnivesR, Symbol of GriefRWS, Transmute

Metal to IceF&F.

9th Level Spells: Deadly TempestAPM, GlacierSoE, Imprisonment, Planar BreachRWS,

SnowmenF&F, Temporal Stasis, Tendrils of Eternal NightR&R.

The Acronyms (Not OGC)

APM - Advanced Player‘s Manual

F&F - Frost and Fur

MoR - Magic of Rokugan

RWS - Renegade Wizard‘s Spellbook

R - Rokugan

R&R Relics and Rituals I or II

SoE - School of Evocation

S&M - Spells and Magic

http://grandwiki.wikidot.com/s-m

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Clerical Domains

Cold Domain

Granted Powers

You can call forth cold, command creatures of ice, and your flesh does not freeze.

Frozen Skin (Su): At 1st level you can surround yourself with cold energy that harms other

creatures. Any creature that succeeds on a melee weapon or natural attack against you

takes 1d4 points of cold damage +1 for every two cleric levels you possess. Creatures

wielding melee weapons with reach are not affected by this power. You can use this ability a

number of rounds per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.

Cold Resistance (Ex): At 6th level, you gain resist cold 10. This resistance increases to 20 at

12th level. At 20th level, you gain immunity to cold.

Domain Spells: 1st – endure elements, 2nd – chill metal, 3rd – sleet storm, 4th – wall of

ice, 5th – cone of cold, 6th – freezing sphere, 7th – elemental body IV (ice elemental only)*

8th – polar ray, 9th – elemental swarm (ice elemental only)*

Winter

Granted Powers

You control the powers of wind and hail, snow and ice, and the elements of the north.

Icy Blast (Sp): As a standard action you can chill a creature within 30 feet as a ranged

touch attack. The creature takes a -2 penalty to attack rolls, damage rolls and physical skill

and ability checks for a number of rounds equal to ½ your cleric level (minimum 1). You can

use this power a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.

Driving Snow (Su): At 8th level you can call down a 30-foot radius area of driving snow and

sleet centered on yourself for a number of rounds equal to your cleric level. You and all

allies in the area gain concealment and resist fire 5. At 14th level this resistance increases

to 10 and all enemies in the area also take 1d4 points of cold damage per round. These

rounds do not need to be consecutive.

Domain Spells: 1st – obscuring mist, 2nd – gust of wind, 3rd – sleet storm, 4th – ice

storm, 5th – control winds, 6th – freezing sphere, 7th – control weather (winter only), 8th –

polar ray, 9th – storm of vengeance (acid rain is instead freezing rain which deals cold

damage.)

For an ice elemental use earth elemental stats with the following changes:

Replace burrow and earth glide ability with ice walk

Remove tremorsense

Replace earth mastery with ice mastery

Add cold immunity

Add vulnerability to fire

Add the following cold damage to melee slam attacks: Small 1d2, Medium 1d4,

Large-Huge 1d6, Elder 1d8

Add Blind-Fight as a bonus feat (they are practiced at fighting opponents concealed

in blowing ice and snow)

If you turn yourself into an ice elemental using elemental body your stats change as if you

had assumed the form of an earth elemental, but instead of earth glide or burrow you gain

ice walk instead.

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Ice Elemental

This jagged creature looks like blocks of ice stacked in the shape of a man.

Languages Polar

[Ecology]

Environment any (Plane of Cold)

Organization solitary, pair or gang (3-8)

Treasure none

[Special Abilities]

Ice Mastery (Ex): An ice elemental gains a +1 bonus on attack and damage rolls if both it

and its foe are touching an icy surface. If an opponent or elemental is touching a hot

surface such as lava or in an unusually hot environment, the elemental takes a -4 penalty

on attack and damage rolls. These modifiers apply to bull rush and overrun maneuvers,

whether the elemental is initiating or resisting these kinds of attacks.

Ice Walk (Ex): Slippery ice conditions or difficult snowy, frozen or icy terrain does not

hinder an ice elemental. It moves its base speed +20 feet in such conditions. Moving on

slippery frozen surfaces does not require it to make Acrobatics checks.

Famine Domain

Deity The Horsemen

Granted Powers

Weakening Touch (Sp): As a melee touch attack, you can cause a living creature to suffer a

-8 Strength penalty on all actions for a number of rounds equal to ½ your cleric level

(minimum 1). You can use this ability a number of times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom

modifier.

Aura of Exhaustion (Su): At 8th level, you can emit a 30 ft. aura that causes exhaustion in

opponents for a number of rounds equal to your cleric level. These rounds do not need to be

consecutive.

Domain Spells 1st - destroy waterES , 2nd - desecrate, 3rd - ray of exhaustion, 4th -

unholy blight, 5th - corrupt waterES, 6th - lifeleechES, 7th - symbol of weakness, 8th - horrid

wilting, 9th -energy drain.

Pestilence Domain

Deity The Horseman

Granted Powers

Nauseating Touch (Sp): As a melee touch attack, you can cause a living creature to become

nauseated for a number of rounds equal to ½ your cleric level (minimum 1). Creatures with

more Hit Dice than your cleric level are unaffected. You can use this ability a number of

times per day equal to 3 + your Wisdom modifier.

Diseased Form (Su): At 8th level, you become immune to disease but while you are

immune to natural diseases, you are a carrier. When you make a melee attack you can

choose to inflict your opponent with the shakes or bubonic plague or leprosy (choose one,

as per normal rules for diseases). You can attempt to spread disease in this manner a

number of times per day equal to your cleric level.

Domain Spells 1st - detect diseaseES , 2nd - charnel stenchES, 3rd - contagion, 4th -

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poison, 5th - blight, 6th -anti-life shell , 7th - plagueES, 8th - symbol of griefDM, 9th -

stillbornDC2

DC2 - Dread Codex II

DM - Drow Magic

ES - Eldritch Sorcery.

Gods of the Grand OGL Wiki

The Story of Sedna

As the legend goes, Sedna was a beautiful Inuit girl who lived with her father. She was very

vain and thought she was too beautiful to marry just anyone. Time and time again she

turned down hunters who came to her camp wishing to marry her. Finally one day her

father said to her "Sedna, we have no food and we will go hungry soon. You need a

husband to take care of you, so the next hunter who comes to ask your hand in marriage,

you must marry him." Sedna ignored her father and kept brushing her hair as she looked at

her reflection in the water.

Soon her father saw another hunter approaching their camp. The man was dressed

elegantly in furs and appeared to be well-to-do even though his face was hidden. Sedna's

father spoke to the man. "If you wish to seek a wife I have a beautiful daughter. She can

cook and sew and I know she will make a good wife." Under great protest, Sedna was

placed aboard of the hunters kayak and journeyed to her new home. Soon they arrived at

an island. Sedna looked around. She could see nothing. No sod hut, no tent, just bare rocks

and a cliff. The hunter stood before Sedna and as he pulled down his hood, he let out and

evil laugh. Sedna's husband was not a man as she had thought but a raven in disguise. She

screamed and tried to run, but the bird dragged her to a clearing on the cliff. Sedna's new

home was a few tufts of animal hair and feathers strewn about on the hard, cold rock. The

only food she had to eat was fish. Her husband, the raven, brought raw fish to her after a

day of flying off in search of food.

Sedna was very unhappy and miserable. She cried and cried and called her father's name.

Through the howling arctic winds Sedna's father could hear his daughter's cries. He felt

guilty for what he had done as he knew she was sad. Sedna's father decided it was time to

rescue his daughter. He loaded up his kayak and paddled for days through the frigid arctic

waters to his Sedna's home. When he arrived Sedna was standing on the shore. Sedna

hugged her father then quickly climbed into his kayak and paddled away. After many hours

of travel Sedna turned and saw a black speck far off into the distance. She felt the fear well

up inside of her for she knew the speck was her angry husband flying in search of her.

The big black raven swooped down upon the kayak bobbing on the ocean. Sedna's father

took his paddle and struck at the raven but missed as the bird continued to harass them.

Finally the raven swooped down near the kayak and flapped his wing upon the ocean. A

vicious storm began to brew. The calm arctic ocean soon became a raging torrent tossing

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the tiny kayak to and fro. Sedna's father became very frightened. He grabbed Sedna and

threw her over the side of the kayak into the ocean. "Here, he screamed, here is your

precious wife, please do not hurt me, take her."

Sedna screamed and struggled as her body began go numb in the icy arctic waters. She

swam to the kayak and reached up, her fingers grasping the side of the boat. Her father,

terrified by the raging storm, thought only of himself as he grabbed the paddle and began

to pound against Sedna's fingers. Sedna screamed for her father to stop but to no avail. Her

frozen fingers cracked and fell into the ocean. Affected by her ghastly husbands powers,

Sedna's fingers while sinking to the bottom, turned into seals. Sedna attempted again to

swim and cling to her father's kayak. Again he grabbed the paddle and began beating at her

hands. Again Sedna's hands, frozen by the arctic sea again cracked off. The stumps began

to drift to the bottom of the sea, this time turned into the whales and other large mammals.

Sedna could fight no more and began to sink herself.

Sedna, tormented and raging with anger for what had happened to her, did not perish. She

became, and still is today, the goddess of the sea. Sedna's companions are the seals, and

the whales that sit with her at the bottom on the ocean. Her anger and fury against man is

what drums up the violent seas and storms . Hunters have a great respect for her. Legend

has it that they must treat her with respect. Shaman's from the world above must swim

down to her to comb her long black tangled hair. This calms Sedna down. Once this is done,

she releases her mammals to allow the Inuit to eat from the bounty of the sea. It is for this

reason in the north that after a hunter catches a seal he drops water into the mouth of the

mammal, a gesture to thank Sedna for her kindness in allowing him to feed his family.

This is the legend of Sedna.

Source: Sedna Website

Sedna

The Northern Storm, Betrayed Daughter, Queen of Seals

Goddess of seals, ocean, storms and the underworld

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Alignment CN

Domains Animal, OceanBoDM, Water, Weather

Favoured Weapon harpoon

The Queen of Seals makes these demands of the faithful:

To never marry in haste, always carefully consider your mate even in times of

hardship.

To allow your hair to grow long and spend 15 minutes a day brushing it.

To drop water into the mouth of a caught seal, walrus or whale to that the queen for her

generosity.

Hazards

Spell Leech Crystals (CR Variable)

Spell leech crystals are a recent hazard seen on

the material plane. These extraplanar crystals

grow naturally in the Elemental Plane of Earth,

but have been able to flourish in the material

plane due to its ambient magical energy. Spell

leech crystals were transported to the material

world by treasure hunters who did not realize the

crystal‘s threat until too late.

Spell leech crystals adhere themselves to other

sediment structures underground and typically

appear in patches of 10 ft. square to 50 ft.

square. The crystals absorb magical energy from

the area around them; this effect is so powerful

that it sets up an area of antimagic within 30 ft.

of the patch. To cast any spell or gain benefit

from any magic item in this antimagic area, the

user must make a caster level check equal to DC

15 + 2/10 ft. patch. Any magic directed at a patch of spell leech crystals will be absorbed.

Once a patch absorbs five times as many spell levels as its patch size divided by 10 ft. it will

explode causing 2d6 points of sonics per 5 spell levels absorbed to all those in a 30 ft.

radius (Fortitude save DC 15 + CR for ½ damage).

Challenge Rating for this hazard is equal to 1 per 10 ft. section that deals 2d6 points of

sonic damage. Thus a 50 ft. section that deals 10d6 points of sonic damage would be

considered a CR 5.

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The Magic of Oz

Golden Cap

Aura strong enchantment; CL 12th

Slot head; Price 64,800 gp; Weight —

This cap is made of golden fabric and ringed with diamonds and rubies. Whoever owns the

hat is able to call three times upon the winged monkeys (40), who would obey any order

they were given. But no person could command these strange creatures more than three

times. The winged monkeys are bound to the power of the cap by an ancient pact and will

honour any summons. Once called the monkeys will arrive in 2d6 rounds and serve for a

period of two hours at each use.

Requirements Craft Wondrous Item, geas; Cost 32, 400 gp

Boots of Mistracks

Aura faint transmutation; CL 4th

Slot feet; Price 12, 000 gp; Weight 1 lb.

This footwear is extremely useful to those on the run from trackers. Upon command they

will change the wearer‘s footsteps to that of an animal common to the environment.

Additionally they also change the scent of the wearer to match the animal mimicked. The

wearer can chose to have the animal type mimic change up to three times per day. This

trickery makes tracking impossible by non-magical means.

Requirements Craft Wondrous Item, pass without trace; Cost 6,000 gp

Magic Items for OSGs

Spear of Heft

The highland clans of the Witchling Hills used to engage in many contests of martial

prowess and strength. Perhaps the most famous was the test of the Spear of Heft, in which

clansmen competed to see who could throw this enchanted spear the furthest.

This spear appears to have a plain oak shaft and a gray iron spearhead. However, it is

incredibly heavy to lift, incurring a -1 to hit penalty for every point of Strength below 18.

When used in melee, this spear does a standard 1d8 damage. However, when in the hands

of someone with a strength of 18 or over, it does 2d8 damage when thrown. Once a day, if

concentrating for a round, a wielder with a Strength of 18 or over may also gain a +2 bonus

to strike against an opponent with this weapon.

This spear is a relic to several highland clans, and as such will be worth a small fortune to

the right people. Then again, considering how many highlanders have turned to banditry,

it's much more likely they'll just try to take it.

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Mecha

Northern Lights Reconnaissance Mecha To start with I‘m making a light mecha that can be used in the cold northern climates. It will

be a Large quadruped in basic design. Again I‘m skipping the formatting used by the

publisher and creating a format that works for me.

NLR-13 Mecha; Large quadruped

Chest (2), Head (1), Leg (4); Cost 54

Spd 70 ft. ; Swim 50 ft.

hp 250; DR 6

Melee +2 (1d6+4)

Chest Fusion Power Generator 1, Weapon Station 2

Head Cockpit 2

Leg Heat Sink 1, Heavy Armour 1, Water Turbine 3, Stabilization Spikes

Defect Poor Visibility (-2 Cost)

The NLR-13 mecha was a prototype mecha for northern reconnaissance. It has heavy

armour but carries no weapon systems. Designed to look like a timber wolf, it can extend

stabilization spikes into the ground to resist sliding and can swim if it fall through an ice

path. Few NLR-13 mecha still operate today, most are on the junk heap or are hidden in

personal collections.

Esoteric Equipment

Stabilization Spikes 1

Can be instilled in: Legs

Effect: The mecha can root itself to the ground. The mech gains a +2 bonus to resist bull

rushes and trips.

Cost +4

Heat +0




rushes and trips.

Cost +6

Heat +1




rushes and trips.

Cost +8

Heat +2

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Mecha Defect Poor Visibility

Effect The mecha‘s pilot has very poor visibility, due to small or no windows and a lack of

compensating sensors, or other problems. The only way to get unrestricted vision is to

actually stick one‘s head out a hatch or window (leaving one with only half cover, as per the

Open defect). Otherwise, attempts to spot something visually from inside are at -2 if looking

directly forward and -4 if looking in any other direction.

Cost -2

Monsters

Black Ice Reaver (3.X)

Black Ice Reaver

Large Elemental (Cold, Extraplanar)

Hit Dice: 10d8+40 (85 hp)

Initiative: -1

Speed: 30 ft. (6 squares)

Armor Class: 16 (-1 size, -1 Dex, +8 natural), touch 8, flat-footed 16

Base Attack/Grapple: +7/+17

Attack: Slam +12 (1d8+6 plus 1d8 cold)

Full Attack: 2 slams +12 (1d8+6 plus 1d8 cold)

Space/Reach: 10 ft./10 ft.

Special Attacks: Chill, ice shards, quick freeze.

Special Qualities: Damage reduction 5/bludgeoning, darkvision 60 ft., elemental traits,

icewalking, immunity to cold, transparent, vulnerability to fire

Saves: Fort +11, Ref +6, Will +5

Abilities: Str 22, Dex 9, Con 19, Int 8, Wis 14, Cha 10

Skills: Climb +9, Knowledge (local – Kilithfre) +2, Spot +5, Swim +18*, Survival +4

Feats: Ability Focus (Ice shards), Quicken Spell-Like Ability (quick freeze), Reckless

Offense, Track

Environment: Plane of Ice (Kilithfre)

Organization: Solitary, Pair or Raiding Party (3-8)

Challenge Rating: 6

Treasure: None

Alignment: Usually neutral

Advancement: 11-18 (Large), 19-26 (Huge)

Level Adjustment: —

A hail of ice shards rips through the air as a large silhouetted creature trudges through the

snow toward you…

The true form of a black ice reaver frozen body is hard to discern because of its

transparency. Powerfully built the reaver‘s bodies are covered with short icicle spikes that

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are easily send, only to regrow instantly while alive. Its fist have large icy spikes with which

it stabs its opponents during combat.

Black ice reavers are extremely aggressive predators native to the Elemental Plane of Ice.

Planar travelers tell tales of groups of up to eight of this predators fall upon with savagery,

more expected from the humaniod tribes the Material plane than denizens of the elemental

planes. Whether the ice reavers draw some sort of sustenance from freezing their

opponents to death (largely discount since everyone knows elemental do not need to eat) or

just malice to any warm bodied creatures, no native creature of the Elemental Plane of Ice

has every reported being attacked by black ice reavers.

Black ice reavers stand 14 ft. tall and are said to weigh close to 4,000 lbs. Black ice reavers

understand Aquan and Auran. Revears with Intelligence of 10 or greater can speak these

languages as well.

Combat

Black ice reavers open battle with their ice shard stream, before closing to attack. Once in

melee they freeze the ground with their quick freeze special ability and begin slamming any

warm-blooded creatures nearby.

Chill (Ex): A black ice reaver‘s slam attack deals piercing damage plus cold damage from

the reaver‘s frozen body. Creatures hitting the reaver with natural weapons or unarmed

attacks take cold damage as though hit by the black ice reaver‘s slam attack.

Ice Shards (Su): 30 ft. cone, once every 2d4 rounds, damage 5d4 piercing damage and

5d4 cold damage, Reflex DC 21 half. The save DC is Constitution based. The black ice

reaver is able to emit a spray of ice shards, sleet and cold air at all opponents in a 30 ft.

cone.

Icewalking (Ex): A black ice reaver‘s movement is not impeded by snow or ice in anyway.

They do not need to make Balance check to move on slippery ice and can move at the full

movement.

Quick Freeze (Sp): A the black ice reaver can use a quickened quick freeze (quick freeze

is a variant of the Conjuration spell grease with a range of touch.) at will per day as 10th

level caster. Instead of coating an area or object with grease this spell covers an area or

object with a layer of slippery ice. Additionally anyone creature touching the ice with

exposed skin suffers 1d4 nonlethal cold damage. Creature standing on a frozen section who

are struck in combat must make a Balance check DC physical damage dealt or fall prone.

Transparent (Ex): Black ice reavers are extremely hard to see, even under ideal

conditions. If a reaver is not moving it takes a Spot DC 18 check to see them. When

moving, the reaver can be seen with a Spot DC 12 check.

Saves: Having some aspects of creatures from both the Elemental Plane of Air and the

Elemental Plane of Water, the black ice reavers have good Fortitude and Reflex saves.

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Skills: A black ice reaver has a +10 racial bonus to all swim checks. They are naturally

buoyant but can alter their density to sink should they want to swim deeper.

Ice Dragon

This dragon appears as though it were sculpted from ice. Its translucent body sparkles in

the light as it turns towards you.

ICE DRAGON

CE dragon (cold, elemental, extraplanar)

BASE STATISTICS

CR 5; Size Small; Hit Dice 6d12

Speed 60 ft., burrow 30 ft., swim 60 ft.

Natural Armor +5; Breath Weapon cone, 2d8 cold

Str 13, Dex 16, Con 13, Int 10, Wis 11, Cha 10

ECOLOGY

Environment Plane of Ice

Organization solitary

Treasure triple

SPECIAL ABILITIES

Blizzard (Su) An ancient ice dragon can use its breath weapon to create a blizzard in the

area around it as a standard action. This creates heavy snow conditions in a 50-foot radius

for 1 minute, centered on the dragon. This snow slows movement (4 squares of movement

per square entered) and limits vision as fog does.

Cold Aura (Su) An adult ice dragon radiates an aura of intense cold. All creatures within 5

feet of the dragon take 1d6 points of cold damage at the beginning of the dragon‘s turn. An

old dragon‘s aura extends to 10 feet. An ancient dragon‘s damage increases to 2d6.

Freezing Fog (Sp) An old ice dragon can use this ability three times per day. It is similar

to an acid fog spell but deals cold damage instead of acid damage. It also causes a rime of

slippery ice to form on any surface the fog touches, creating the effect of a grease spell. The

dragon is immune to the grease effect because of its icewalking ability. This ability is the

equivalent of a 6th-level spell.

Ice Shape (Su) A young ice dragon can shape ice and snow at will. This ability functions as

stone shape, but only targeting ice and snow, not stone. An ice dragon‘s caster level for this

effect is equal to its Hit Dice.

Ice Tomb (Sp) A great wyrm can, as a standard action, cause a creature to sink into ice.

This works as imprisonment, but only while the target is touching an icy surface. An ice

dragon can use this ability once per day (CL equals dragon‘s HD). Targets entombed by this

ability can be freed by casting freedom or by physically freeing the creature from the ice

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(Hardness 0, 360 hit points). The save DC is Charisma-based.

Icewalking (Ex) This ability works like the spider climb spell, but the surfaces the dragon

climbs must be icy. The dragon can move across icy surfaces without penalty and does not

need to make Acrobatics checks to run or charge on ice.

Snow Vision (Ex) A very ice white dragon learns to see perfectly well in snowy conditions.

An ice dragon does not suffer any penalties to Perception checks while in snow.

Spell-Like Abilities (Sp) An ice dragon gains the following spell-like abilities usable at will

upon reaching the listed age category. Juvenile—fog cloud; Young adult—gust of wind;

Ancient—wall of ice; Great wyrm—control weather.

Age Category Special Abilities Caster Level

Wyrmling Icewalking, cold subtype

Very Young Snow vision

Young Ice shape —

Juvenile Fog cloud 1st

Young Adult DR 5/magic, spell resistance, gust of wind 3rd

Adult Cold aura, frightful presence 5th

Mature Adult DR 10/magic 7th

Old Freezing fog 9th

Very Old DR 15/magic 11th

Ancient Blizzard, wall of ice 13th

Wyrm DR 20/magic 15th

Great Wyrm Ice tomb, control weather 17th

Sample Ice Dragon

ADULT ICE DRAGON CR 13

CE Huge dragon (cold, elemental, extraplanar)

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Init +1; Senses dragon senses; Perception +15

Aura cold (5 ft., 1d6 cold), frightful presence (180 ft., DC 21)

DEFENSE

AC 29, touch 9, flat-footed 28 (+1 Dex, +20 natural, -2 size)

hp 184 (16d12+80)

Fort +15, Ref +11, Will +13

DR 5/magic; Immune cold, paralysis, poison, sleep, stunning; SR 24

Weakness fire

OFFENSE

Speed 60 ft., burrow 30 ft., fly 200 ft. (poor), swim 60 ft.

Melee bite +23 (2d8+12), 2 claws +22 (2d6+12), 2 wings +20 (1d8+4), tail slap +20

(2d6+12)

Space 15 ft.; Reach 10 ft. (15 ft. with bite)

Special Attacks breath weapon (50-ft. cone, DC 23, 12d8 cold), crush

Spell-Like Abilities (CL 16th)

At will – fog cloud, gust of wind

Spells Known (CL 5th)

2nd – bear‘s endurance (DC 15), resist energy (DC 15)

1st – mage armor (DC 14), magic missile, ray of enfeeblement (DC 14), true strike

0 – dancing lights, detect magic, mage hand, prestidigitation, resistance (DC 13), touch of

fatigue (DC 13)

STATISTICS


Base Atk +16; CMB +26; CMD 37 (41 vs. trip)

Feats Ability Focus (breath weapon), Combat Casting, Flyby Attack, Hover, Multiattack,

Snatch, Weapon Focus (bite), Wingover

Skills Appraise +15, Bluff +15, Climb +20, Diplomacy +15, Fly +5, Intimidate +15,

Knowledge (arcana) +15, Knowledge (planes) +15, Linguistics +15, Perception +15, Sense

Motive +15, Spellcraft +15, Stealth +13, Survival +15, Swim +28, Use Magic Device +15.

Languages Auran, Aquan, Common, Draconic

SQ icewalking, ice shape

Ice dragons, also known as iceruin dragons, are denizens of the Plane of Ice. Destructive

and cruel, these creatures regard themselves as the rightful rulers of the plane, visiting

swift and total devastation upon creatures that trespass in their demesne without giving

them proper tribute.

Larger, smarter, and stronger (both physically and magically) than white dragons, the

connection between ice dragons and their terrestrial cousins is a divisive topic among sages.

Some hold that ice dragons are the product of white dragons that migrated to the Plane of

Ice long ago and have grown more powerful by absorbing the plane‘s cryo-energies. Others

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maintain that ice dragons are the original breed, with white dragons being the result of ice

dragons that long ago became trapped on the Material Plane and have since lost their

connection to their ancestral home. For their part, ice dragons show nothing but disdain for

white dragons, viewing them as a mockery of their glory and tend to destroy them on sight.

Kalidah

These terrible creatures have bodies shaped like bears with long sharp claws that can tear a

man in two. Their heads are that of a tiger.

Kalidah CR 4

XP 1,200

N Large animal

Init +2; Senses low-light vision, scent; Perception +6


hp 51 (6d8+24)


Spd 40 ft.

Melee 2 claws +10 (1d8+6 plus grab), bite +9 (2d6+6 plus grab)

Space 10 ft.; Reach 6 ft.

Special Attacks pounce, rake (2 claws +10, 1d8+6)


Base Atk +4; CMB +11 (15 grapple); CMD 23 (17 vs. trip)

Feats Skill Focus (Stealth), Skill Focus (Survival), Weapon Focus (claws)

Skills Acrobatics +6, Perception +6 (2), Stealth +9 (2), Survival +6 (2), Swim +10; Racial

Modifiers +4 Acrobatics, Stealth, Swim

Environment any forest

Organization solitary or pair

Treasure none

From deep within dark forests the kalidah hunt for prey. They are quick to attack any prey

that is smaller than them or that is outnumbered. They often pounce on their prey as an

opening attack. Most often they do not need a secondary attack.

Rumors abound that deepest, darkest parts of the forest are prowled by an even more

vicious type of kalidah known as the dire kalidah.

Dire Kalidah CR 8

XP 4,800

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N Large animal

Int +6; Senses low-light vision, scent; Perception +8


hp 119 (14d8+56)


Spd 40 ft.

Melee 2 claws +18 (2d4+8 plus grab), bite +17 (2d6+8 plus grab)

Space 10 ft.; Reach 5 ft.

Special Attacks pounce, rake (2 claws +18, 2d4+8)


Base Atk +10; CMB +19 (+23 bull rush, grapple); CMD 31 (35 vs. trip)

Feats Greater Bull Rush, Improved Bull Rush, Improved Initiative, Power Attack, Skill Focus

(Stealth), Skill Focus (Survival), Weapon Focus (claws)

Skills Acrobatics +6, Perception +8 (4), Stealth +14 (6), Survival +8 (4), Swim

+12; Racial Modifiers +4 Acrobatics, Stealth, Swim

Environment any forest

Organization solitary

Treasure none

Taqriaqsuit The sound of footsteps seems to be coming from behind you.

Taqriaqsuit CR ½

XP 200

N Medium outsider (extraplanar)

Init +1; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +5

AC 11, touch 11, flat-footed 10 (+1 Dex)

hp 6 (1d10+1)


Defensive Abilities incorporeal

Speed 30 ft.

Melee incorporeal touch +2 (1d6 cold)

Str -, Dex 12, Con 13, Int 14, Wis 12, Cha 11

Base Atk +1; CMB +1; CMD 12

Feats Stealthy

Skills Bluff +4(1), Escape Artist +7(1), Knowledge (geography) +6(1), Knowledge (planes)

+6(1), Perception +5(1), Sense Motive +5(1), Stealth +5(1), Survival +7(1)

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Languages Common

SQ ethereal jaunt [other], invisible

Environment any cold and ethereal

Organization solitary, pair, tribe (2-15)

Treasure Npc gear

The taqriaqsuit are naturally invisible on the material plane. They are also incorporeal being

partially on the ethereal plane and the material plane at the same time. They are friendly

creatures who like to share information but will seek to escape if threatened. They are able

to use ethereal jaunt at will on others with a successful incorporeal touch attack. They are

humanoid in form and seem to draw nutrition from the cold of the far north.

Non-Player Characters

The stats below represent Brother Frostblood when he is psionically focus. He gains an

additional +1 dodge bonus to his armor class and CMD due to his wind style.

Brother Frostblood CR 7

Male dwarf enlightened monk 5, cryokineticist 3

LG Medium humanoid (dwarf)

Init +0; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +4 (+6 stonework)

AC 18, touch 18, flat-footed 15 (+4 Wis, +1 monk, +3 dodge); +4 vs. giants

hp (60 hp) 8d8+24

Fort +8, Ref +5, Will +9; +2 vs. spells/poisons/enchantment, +4 vs. cold/exposure

Immune disease; Resist cold 10

Spd 30 ft.

Melee ice axe +6 (1d8 cold)

Flurry unarmed +6/+6 (1d8+1 plus 2d6 cold)

Ranged spear of ice +5 (1d6 cold)

SQ goblin/orc hatred, ki pool (6 P, magic strike, additional strike, +4 dodge bonus, high

jump)

Psi-like Abilities (ML 2nd)

At-will - catfall (20 ft.)


Base Atk +5; CMB +8; CMD 25 (29 bull rush, trip)

Feats DodgeB, Psionic DodgeB

Skills Acrobatics +5, Tumble +2; Racial Modifiers +2 Appraise (metal/gemstones)

SQ ki psionics (10 pp), ki style (wind), maneuver training, still mind

Languages Cold, Common, Dwarven

Gear boots of the winterlands, cloak of resistance +1, elemental gem (ice), elixir of fire

breath, plus 400 gp worth of common gear.

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Frostblood was orphaned by the Twisted Tusk orc tribe of the North Peak Mountains. He was

rescued from imminent death by a monk of the Icespear Monastery. Raised as one of the

monk, Frostblood began to train both his body and mind, eventually becoming able to shape

ice with his thoughts.

Goals

Provide shelter and aid to any lost in the north wilderness.

Remove the Twisted Tusk tribe and their corruption from the North Peak Mountains.

To help form alliances between the Icespear Monastery and other communities in the

North.

1st Level Heroes (Playtest): The Summoner

Platina Sterling is an entrepreneur who resides in the far north. She has forged relationships

with several northern tribes and couriers supplies to the north as well as leading

southerners on hunting trips. She relies on Soodle, her winter wolf-shaped eidolon, to assist

her in the tracking and hunting of animals. She has made some good coin in the far north

and can see a long prosperous future ahead of her.

Platina Sterling, Female Numistian Summoner 1

CR ½; XP 200

NG Medium [Small] outsider (native)

Init +2; Senses low-light vision; Perception +0, (+4 coins)

[Defense]

AC 12[13], touch 12[13], flat-footed 10[11] (+2 Dex, [+1 size])

hp 9 (1d8+1)

Fort +1, Ref +2, Will +2; +2 vs. poison, bride fate

[Offense]

Spd 30 ft.

Melee by weapon -1

Ranged by weapon +2

Special Attacks summon eidolon (life link)

Spells (CL 1st)

1st - endure elements, shield

0th - arcane mark, detect magic, message, resistance

Spell-Like Abilities (CL 1st)

6/day - summon monster I

[Statistics]


Base Atk +0; CMB -1 [-2]; CMD 11 [10]

Feats Money is Power

Skills Appraise +5 (1), Knowledge (geography) +5 (1), Profession (guide) +4 (1), Use

Magic Device +6 (1)

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SQ Numistian racial traits.

Gear As 1st level character

Soodle, Platina’s Eidolon

NG Medium quadruped

Init +2; Senses darkvision 60 ft., scent; Perception +5

AC 14, touch 12, flat-footed 12 (+2 Dex, +2 natural)

hp 13 (2d10+2)


Speed 40 ft.

Melee bite +4 (1d6+2, push)


Feats Self-Sufficient

Skills Heal +7 (2), Perform (singing) +5 (2), Perception +5 (2), Survival +15 (2)

Evolutions biteb, limbs (legs)b, push (bite), scent, skilled (Survival)

Otyughnomicon

A word about Otyughs

My otyugh do not conform to the

creature seen in the Pathfinder Bestiary.

My otyugh are different in the following

ways.

Magical Beasts: +1 hp per level (d10

HD), full base attack bonus, good

fortitude and reflex saves instead of Will.

Speed: 30 ft.

All-Around Vision (Ex): Otyugh are

never flat-footed and have a +4 racial

bonus on Perception.

Abilities: Con 15, Int 6

In my campaign world, aberrations are

associated with psionics power. Otyughs

were created by wizards to help get rid

of the wastes from experiments and

cities and then began to breed true and adapt to countless environments and situations.

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Base Otyugh CR 4

Otyugh CR 4 (1,200 XP)

N Large magical beast


AC 17, touch 9, flat-footed – (+8 natural, -1 size)

hp 51 (6d10+18)

Fortitude +7, Ref +5, Will +3

Immune disease

Spd 30 ft.

Melee bite +9 (1d8+4, disease), 2 tentacles +5 (1d6+2, grab)

Space 10 ft.; Reach 10 ft. (15 ft., tentacle)

Special Attacks constrict (tentacle, 1d6+2)


Base Atk +6; CMB +11 (+15 grapple); CMD21 (23 vs. trip)

Feats Skill Focus (Perception), Toughness, Weapon Focus (tentacle)

Skills Perception +14(3), Stealth +2(3) [+10 in lair]; Racial Modifiers +4 Perception, +8

Stealth in lair

Languages Common

All-Around Vision (Ex) Otyugh are never flat-footed and have a +4 racial bonus to

Perception checks.

Disease (Ex) Filth fever: Bite—injury ; save Fortitude DC 15; onset 1d3 days; effect 1d3

Dex damage and 1d3 Con damage; cure 2 consecutive saves. The save DC is Constitution

based.

Environment any underground

Organization solitary, pair, or cluster (3-4)

Treasure standard

The Mulcher

The mulcher was a normal otyugh, or at least as normal as they come, until he encounter a

old dwarven arcanist who was experimenting with the grafting and transmutation of flesh.

The doctor removed the otyugh tentacle pads and replaced them with a set of adamantine

dwarven waraxes. He presumed that the otyugh would be controllable and useable in their

never-ending struggle against the drow of the Fellspire. The mulcher as the dwarf dubbed

him escaped captivity and destroyed everything in its path to escape the dwarven

stronghold.

The Mulcher, Slashing Horror CR 6 (2,400 XP)

NE Large magical beast


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AC 19, touch 11, flat-footed – (+8 natural, +2 deflection, -1 size)

hp 69 (6d12+30)

Fortitude +9, Ref +5, Will +3

DR 5/magic; Immune disease, fear, insanity; SR 11

Spd 30 ft.

Melee bite +9 (1d8+4, disease), 2 adamantine dwarven waraxe +11 (2d6+5, 19-20/x3)

Space 10 ft.; Reach 10 ft. (15 ft., dwarven waraxe)

Special Attacks magic strike (adamantine dwarven waraxe), sneak attack +4d6

Spell-like Abilities (CL 6th)

1/day – greater magic weapon


Base Atk +6; CMB +11; CMD21 (23 vs. trip)

Feats Improved Critical (dwarven waraxe)b, Skill Focus (Perception), Toughness, Weapon

Focus (dwarven waraxe)

Skills Perception +14(3), Stealth +2(3) [+10 in lair]; Racial Modifiers +4 Perception, +8

Stealth in lair

Languages Common

All-Around Vision (Ex) Otyugh are never flat-footed and have a +4 racial bonus to

Perception checks.

Disease (Ex) Filth fever: Bite—injury ; save Fortitude DC 17; onset 1d3 days; effect 1d3

Dex damage and 1d3 Con damage; cure 2 consecutive saves. The save DC is Constitution

based.

Environment any underground

Organization solitary, pair, or cluster (3-4)

Treasure standard

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Planar

The Plane of Ice

Unusual Planar Trait

Description

Gravity Normal strength, objective

Size Infinite

Morphic Alterable

Life Life is sparse. All native creature have immunity to cold or the cold subtype

Weather Violent Weather – freezing rain, blizzards and whiteouts are common

Elemental Axis The plane of ice lies at the infinite boundary of the planes of air and water

Druidic Magic +2 metamagic on all (cold) spells, (fire) spells above 3rd level cannot be cast

Accessibility Magic, Elemental Conduit/Node

Proximity Coterminous with Air/Astral/Material/Negative/Positive /Water; Coexistent with Ethereal

The plane of ice is filled with sheets of ice, hills of snow and blinding, freezing wind. To a

lost planar traveller the plane of ice can appear to be some lost northern continent rich with

glaciers and terrible storms. In fact, many conduits to the plane of ice exist in exactly those

places on the material plane. Natural portals to the plane of ice exist in the far northern part

of the world. Hidden chambers and tunnels snake their way through the glacial plane

wherever spouts of elemental water could breach the frigid land.

The plane is bright with reflected light from the plane of air. Whiteness is the quality that

best describes the landscape of the plane of ice. Outcrops of elemental earth break the

frozen surface of the plane with irregular fists of stone. Interaction with the plane of water

creates

The ice of the glacial plane is under constant pressure and the ice that comprises its surface

will crack, pop and flow. Cracks in the upper surface can open crevasses that drop the

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unprepared 150 ft. or more into darkness. Bordered by the plane of water, the plane of ice

is often subject to blizzards, whiteouts and snowfall that can mask potential dangers.

Icebergs and ice flows skate the edge of the plane where it meets the plane of water.

Native Creatures

Most natives of this plane are creatures composed of living ice or incredibly resistant to

extreme cold.

Black Ice Reavers Now native to the plane of ice, it is thought by some that black ice

reaver migrated to the plane of ice from some cold material plane when their god was

imprisoned within the plane of ice. Black ice reavers have no cities or settlements but roam

the surface of the ice sheet and its hidden tunnels in packs of three to eight. These strange

elementals kill and freeze their prey solid, then arrange their victim‘s bodies in intricate

patterns or designs to please or hopefully resurrect their sleeping god. Travellers from the

plane of water often encounter black ice reavers first, as they will hid under ice flows, on

icebergs or just under the surface of the water that joins the plane of ice.

Ice Golem Within the Kingdom of White, cyromancers from the Material Plane thought that

ice golems would make excellent guards within the city. When animated his ice golem

became imbued with the elemental nature of the plane. They are intelligent, they are

organized, and they don‘t like to be subjected to the will of fleshy ones. Within the White, a

society of ice golems has formed.

Ice Mephits The ice mephits are not subject to the whim of other elementals. They are free

to act on their own desires and wishes. Unfortunately for adventurers, this often means that

an encounter with an ice mephit will result in frostbite or worse. Some mephitis have

become victims of the black ice reavers and may form temporary partnerships with

outsiders from the material plane to help push back the reavers and reclaim territory.

Iceruin Dragons When a community is destroyed by an unexpected blizzard, it is normally

the work of an iceruin dragon. They iceruin dragons are creatures of destruction and

devastation that delight in the suffering of others. They make their lairs deep within the

tunnels of the plane of ice, but venture to the material plane once every fourteen to thirty-

two years to destroy and cause suffering. It is thought that the last ice age was cause by a

flight of iceruin dragons that all attacked the material plane at the same time.

Other Creatures A number of creatures native to the material plane can be found on the

plane of ice in a modified fashion. A race of ice goblins have carved out an uneasy truce

with the golems of the White, while the open plains are unsafe for most overland travel due

to the voracious appetite of icy bulettes called locally as sharlens.

Notable Sites

The plane of ice is not particularly known for its scenic locales however even in this harsh

environment two settlements have grown to noticeable size.

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Kingdom of White

The kingdom was established several hundred years ago by an icebox of cyromancers. Here

they hoped they could conduct further study into the shaping, control and formation of

elemental ice without the constant unpredictability of summer heat and drought. Part of

their plan to develop the city involved the construction of a slave ice golem class to serve

their needs. Upon the animation of the one hundred and eigth golem, the host of ice

servitors gained sentience and rebelled. The number of cyromancers in the Kingdom of

White has fallen to zero but the number of ice golems has risen to over fourteen hundred.

This new society is ruled by a council of eight elected golems who manage the affairs of the

city. The golems of the White have form an uneasy alliance with the ice goblins of the plane.

The Toothy Welcome

The toothy welcome is a perimeter of never melting icebergs that greet sailors from the

plane of water. This area is prone to excessive attacks by black ice reavers, and the

icebergs are decorated with the frozen corpses of many foolish adventurers and travellers.

The reaver never sink the boats belonging to planar travellers, so this area is rumoured to

be rich with treasure ladened hulls.

Psionics

Cryokineticist

Cryokineticists refine their control of psionics to a razor edge. They know that carefully and

deliberate shaping of water vapour into deadly instrument. Know to others as ―cryos‖ or ―ice

phreaks‖, the psionicist that perfect this discipline often shun the company of others as they

find the chaos of others often limit their concentration.

Role: The cryokineticist is a light warrior class that augments its ability with psionics cold

attacks.

Alignment: Due to the precision with which a cryokineticist shapes frozen ice, it is essential

that they possess a lawful personality, often cold and aloof unlike the more emotional,

chaoticly-aligned pyrokineticists.

Hit Dice: d8

Requirements

To qualify to become a cryokineticist, a character must fulfill the following criteria.

Alignment Any lawful.

Skills Craft (alchemy) 1 rank, Knowledge (psionics) 2 ranks, Survival 5 ranks.

Psionics Must have a power point reserve of at least 1 power point.

Special Must have suffered frostbite from exposure at least twice.

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Class Skills The cryokineticist‘s class skills (and the key ability for each skill are)

Autohypnosis (Wis), Climb (Str), Craft (any) (Int), Intimidate (Cha), Jump (Str), Psicraft

(Int), and Survival (Wis).

Skill Ranks at Each Level: 2 + Int Modifier

Level BAB Fort Save Ref Save Will Save Special

1 +0 +1 +0 +1 Ice axe

2 +1 +1 +1 +1 Cold adaptation, icy grip

3 +2 +2 +1 +2 Spear of ice

4 +3 +2 +1 +2 Chilled weapon

5 +3 +3 +2 +3 Cold air

6 +4 +3 +2 +3 Ice walk

7 +5 +4 +2 +4 Fear no cold

8 +6 +4 +3 +4 Greater chilled weapon

9 +6 +5 +3 +5 Cryogenic Death

10 +7 +5 +3 +5 Ice Age

Class Features

All of the following are class features of the cryokineticist prestige class.

Weapon and Armour Proficiency Cryokineticists gain no proficiency with any weapon or

armour.

Ice Axe (Ps): A cryokineticist gain the ability to fashion a light-weight axe of ice from

unstable ectoplasm as a move-action. He takes no damage from the ice ace he creates. The

axe deals 1d8 points of cold damage to a target and can be hurled at foes within 20 ft with

a ranged attack (at which point it dissipates). The cryo can take Weapon Focus and Weapon

Specialization with the ice axe. The ice axe dissipates if the cryokineticist is disarmed.

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Cold Adaptation (Ex): At second level, a cyrokineticist becomes resistanct to cold, gaining

a +4 bonus on all saving throws against cold spells, powers, effects and exposure. He gains

resistance to cold 10.

Icy Grip (Ps) A cryokineticist of 2nd level or higher can activate this ability as a move

action. An aura of cold engulfs one of the cyrokineticist‘s hands (but does not harm him).

His unarmed attacked with that hand are treated as armed. Such attacks deal an extra 2d6

points of cold damage.

Spear of Ice (Ps) Starting at 3rd level, as a standard action, a cryokineticist can launch a

spear of psionically manifest ice at any target in line of sight within 90 ft. This is treated as

a ranged attack and deals 1d6 of cold damage for each cryo class level.

Chilled Weapon (Ps) At 4th level and higher, a cryokineticist can activate this ability as a

move action. A nimbus of cold energy that harms neither him nor his weapon engulf one

weapon he holds (this can include ammunition). This weapon deals an extra 2d6 points of

cold damage on a successful hit. This effect persists for as long as the cryokineticist wield its

(or for the round after it is launched).

Cold Air (Ps) Beginning at 5th level, a cryokineticist can activate this ability as a move

action. An aura of cold air that harms neither the cryokineticist nor his equipment engulfs

his entire body. When he is enveloped, the character‘s Wisdom score increases by 4, he can

make a melee touch attack for 2d6 points of cold damage and he gains damage reduction

5/magic. If he is struck in melee, the attacker takes 2d6 points of cold damage. The

cryokineticist can have this ability active for 1 minute per cryokineticist level per day.

Ice Walk (Su) Beginning at 6th level, as a free action a cryokineticist can literally walk on

cold air. He moves at his normal speed in all directions, including vertically, but cannot take

more than a single move action a round. An icewalking cryo leaves footprints of ice in the

air that disperse in 2 rounds. He must pay 1 power point per round to travel in this fashion.

Fear No Cold (Ex) At 7th level, a crypkineticist becomes highly resistant to cold, gaining a

+8 bonus on all saving throws against cold spells, powers, effects and exposure and also

gains resistance to cold 20.

Greater Chilled Weapon (Ps) At 8th level, when a pyrokineticist activates his icy grip

ability or his chilled weapon ability, his unarmed attack or weapon deals an extra 4d6 points

of cold damage. The cold air damage is also increased to 4d6 cold.

Cryogenic Death (Ps) A cryokineticist who reaches 9th level can expend her psionics focus

can take a full action to lower the internal temperature of one living creature within 30 ft to

lethal levels. The target must succeed on a Fortitude save (DC 10 + ½ cryokineticist‘s level

+ Wis modifier) or die terribly as its blood freezes. Even on a successful save, the target

takes 2d8 points of cold damage and is slowed for 4 rounds.

Ice Age (Ps) At 10th level, a cryokineticist gains the ability to create a massive burst of

freezing cold around himself, damaging everything in the area. Once per day, as a standard

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action, he can use this ability to deal 15d6 points of cold damage in a 30 foot radius burst

emanating from himself. Any creature or object caught in the bust can make a Reflex saving

throw (DC 10 + ½ cryokineticist‘s level + Wis modifier) for half damage. Anyone failing the

Reflex save against the ice age must also make a Fortitude saving throw (same DC) or die

to shock from exposure.

Races

Santa’s Elves

The elves of the far north are far shorter than their forest dwelling cousins. They work for

Santa Claus building toys for good little girls and boys.

Santa’s Elf Racial Traits

+2 Constitution, +2 Intelligence, -2 Strength: Santa‘s elves are hardy little people who

can survive well in the harsh environment of the far north. They are also very intelligent and

skill craftsman. Having been exposed to little outside threat they are weaker than their

southern more militant cousins.

Small: Santa‘s elves are Small creatures and gain a +1 size bonus to their AC, a +1 size

bonus to their attack rolls, a -1 penalty to their Combat Maneuver Bonus and Combat

Defense Bonus, and a +4 bonus on Stealth checks.

Slow and Sure: Santa‘s elves have a base speed of 20 ft but their modified by snowy or icy

terrain.

Darkvision: Santa‘s elves have darkvision 60 ft.

Born to Build: Santa‘s elves receive a +2 racial bonus on Craft skill checks used to make

non-magical wooden toys.

Built for Survival: Santa‘s elves receive a +2 racial bonus on Survival checks when in cold

mountains, forests, and plains.

Elven Immunities: Santa‘s elves are immune to magic sleep effects and receive a +2

racial saving throw bonus against illusion spells and effects.

Divine Magic: Santa‘s elves receive a +2 racial bonus on caster level check made to

overcome spell resistance with divine magic. In addition, Santa‘s elves receive a +2 racial

bonus on Spellcraft checks made to identify the properties of magic items and a +2 racial

bonus on Knowledge (religion) checks.

Scribbles

The Gish

The gish class is a combination class of fighter and magic-user in much the same way that a

psychic warrior is a combination of fighter and psion. Though I like the implementation of

the psychic warrior as it is written, I doubt that same implementation would be acceptable

for a gish.

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Let‘s start with the basics (though there will be some modifications from class abilities):

HD/BAB: The gish I‘m proposing has an average base attack bonus and d8 hit dice.

Saves: The gish gets one good save as determined by his magical focus (see below).

Skill Ranks per Level: 2 + Int Modifier: Skill list Climb, Handle Animal, Intimidate,

Knowledge (arcane), Knowledge (dungeoneering), Linguistics, Ride, Spellcraft, Swim,

Use Magical Device.

Weapon Proficiency: Gish are proficient with all simple weapons and one martial

weapon of their choice that serves bonded weapon (see Wizard).

Armor Proficiency: The gish are proficient with light and medium armor and suffer no

arcane spell failure penalty when wielding their bonded weapon.

Okay let‘s look at the class abilities:

Spells: The gish use Cha as their spellcasting ability. They gain spells and cast

spontaneously as a sorcerer but use a modified spell list (see Spell Focus).

Spell Focus: The gish specialize in two schools of magic when they train along this

path (though they can learn from the universal list as well). The work of getting their

bodies in physical shape limits the width of their studies. Each gish must chose one

of these paths at first level:

Path of the Creator: Gish learn spells from the Abjuration and Conjuration

schools. They gain the wizard school bonus from one of these schools and

they have a good Fortitude save.

Path of the Destroyer: Gish learn spells from the Evocation and

Transmutation schools. They gain the wizard school bonus from one of these

schools and they have a good Reflex save.

Path of the Inbetweeners: Gish learn spells from the Divination and

Necromancy schools. They gain the wizard school bonus from one of these

schools and they have a good Will save.

Path of the Liar: Gish learn spells from the Enchantment and Illusion schools.

They gain the wizard school bonus from one of these schools and they have a

good Will save.

Additional Learning: At 3rd and every third level beyond that, the gish may add one

spell of the highest level they know from any school to their list of known spells.

My Weapon Is My Life: At 5th level, The gish BAB is equal to their class level when

attacking with their bonded weapon.

As a Fighter, As a Wizard: At 10th level, the gish may be considered a Fighter for all

feats requiring a certain level of fighter or certain level of wizard.

Dual Bond: At 14th level, the gish may bond with a second martial weapon of their

choice.

Bonus Feat (Fighter): You gain bonus feats as a fighter at levels 4th, 11th and 19th

levels.

Bonus Feat (Wizard): You gain bonus feats as a fighter at levels 2nd, 11th and 17th

levels.

Bravery +1 at 7th, +2 at 13th

Spell Parry: At 20th, as a mageblade

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I think I need to do some tweaking in there with some playtesting but I think I‘m willing to

allow this if my players wanted to try it. It has a good number of spells but limited selection,

has decent hp and a good BAB with one or two weapons. I think this could work.

Mark,

I had this idea recently, and wanted to submit it to the Sketchpad, even though it doesn't fit

with this month's theme.

The listed aging effects never seemed entirely sensible to me where demihumans were

concerned. Why does an elf have the potential to spend up to four hundred years - more

than half his life - in the venerable age category? The gnome is in a similar position, and a

halfling could spend literally half his life that way. That doesn't seem plausible, so I rewrote

the aging effects table.

This table reduces the maximum age each race can live down to a single die roll. The excess

dice had their averages added to the venerable age category, and the other age categories

were modified to match, as each race has their middle age category as exactly half their

venerable age, with old age being the mid-point between them.

For example, elves normally have a maximum age of 350 + 4d% years. This takes the

average of three of those d% dice (50 each) and adds them to the venerable age category,

making it 500 years, and the elf's maximum lifespan is now 500 + d% years. This adjusts

middle age to be 250 years (half of venerable) and old age to be 375 (halfway between

middle age and venerable). While this slightly shortens the maximum number of years a

given race could live, for most people it actually heightens how long they're likely to live,

and broadens the range of each age category.

One notable exception to this rule is that humans have not had their age category altered.

This is because the maximum age for humans, 70 + 2d20 years, does adequately cover the

range of how long a healthy human can live. Since humans are commonly thought of as

being the most adaptable and versatile of all races, having a comparatively broad maximum

age fits with this image.

- Shane

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TABLE: REVISED AGING EFFECTS

Race Middle Age1 Old2 Venerable3 Maximum Age

Human 35 years 53 years 70 years 70 + 2d20 years

Dwarf 150 years 225 years 300 years 300 + d% years

Elf 250 years 375 years 500 years 500 + d% years

Gnome 150 years 225 years 300 years 300 + d% years

Half-elf 73 years 109 years 145 years 145 + d20 years

Half-orc 33 years 49 years 65 years 65 + d10 years

Halfling 70 years 105 years 140 years 140 + d20 years

1 At middle age, –1 to Str, Dex, and Con; +1 to Int, Wis, and Cha. 2 At old age, –2 to Str, Dex, and Con; +1 to Int, Wis, and Cha. 3 At venerable age, –3 to Str, Dex, and Con; +1 to Int, Wis, and Cha.

SpellChrome

Spellchrome is a new fantasci roleplaying game published by Castle Theory Games. It is

based off the d20 SRD and combines both elements of fantasy and science fiction to create

a new gaming experience. I‘m new to this system but I‘m going to try to sketch out a 1st

level character for the system. The mechanics of this character are considered to be open

game content but the words Spellchrome, Danar and elements of the backstory are not as

they might include elements that are product identity of Castle Theory Games. Castle

Theory has a number of pregens in the corebook but there are some formatting things that

I don‘t like so I‘m going to design my own character format for this entry.

1st Level Spellchrome Character

Northern Tracker/Survivalist

The Northern Tracker/Survivalist is a specialist in

surviving cold environments as well as tracking

escaped criminals from Northgate Glacial Prison.

Since most escapee are designed with shoot-to-kill

warrants, most northern trackers have advanced

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ranged proficiencies while letting melee skills suffer. They host a wide variety of skills to

allow them to adapt to unforeseen circumstances and often employ magic for tracking prey,

protecting themselves and manipulating the weather.

Arthus Quickstride

Danar Merchant 1st level; Northern Tracker/Survivalist

Visual Traits Dark blue skin, with light green on chest, palms and feet (Toughness)

AC 15 (+2 Dex, +3 armor); DR 1d4

hit points 10; skill points 10; magic points 6

empowerment points 10

Fort +3, Ref +4, Wis +2

Init +2

Untrained Melee EL-1 Stun Club +1 (1d10+1, 3 EP)

Advanced Ranged Sturg RF +3 (3d6, 5 EP)

Spells Ice, Insight, Protection, Weather

(common spells – cold protection, magical shield, remote senses, stormy weather)

Str 12, Dex 14, Con 16, Int12, Wis 12, Cha 14

Feats Light and Medium Armour

Skills Str (basic), Dex (basic, adv), Con (basic, adv), Int (basic), Wis (basic, adv)

Gear shield jacket (2 EP), 20X distance imager, caymor climbing claws, dog sled team,

kohmmtel R1, microlighter, winter clothes, three days rations, 20 credits

Templates/Variants

Wooly Creature (CR +1)

Creatures with the wooly template are covered with thick fur to help them survive the bitter

cold of the far north. They tend to be stronger and hardier as well.

Quick Rules +1 to attack and damage rolls; +2 to AC and CMD; +4 hp/HD; +3 saves and

checks vs. cold and exposure.

Rebuild Rules AC increase natural armor by +2; Saves add condition +4 bonus to

Fortitude checks to resist cold and cold spell effects; Abilities +2 to Str, +6 to Constitution.

Cold Creature (CR +1)

Creatures with the cold template are touch with energy from the Plane of Ice. They have the

cold subtype, are quick and their attacks are laced with cold energy.

Quick Rules +2 to initiative; +10 ft. speed; +4 to AC and CMD; +1d6 cold to all natural

weapons and manufactured weapons; Immune to cold; Vulnerable to fire; +2 hp/HD.

Rebuild Rules AC increase natural armor by +2; Immune cold; Weakness vulnerability

to fire; Abilities +4 to Dex, Con, and Wis

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Icy Skeleton

An icy skeleton is surrounded by a nimbus of terrible cold that deals damage to those it

strikes. In addition to the changes for the skeleton template, make the following

adjustments to the base creature.

Challenge Rating As a normal skeleton +1

Aura Icy skeletons have a chilling aura.

Chilling Aura (Ex): Creatures adjacent to an icy skeleton take 1d6 points of cold damage at

the start of their turn. Anyone striking an icy skeleton with an unarmed strike or natural

attack takes 1d6 points of cold damage.

Weaknesses Icy skeletons gain a vulnerability to fire.

Melee Attacks An icy skeleton‘s melee attacks (including those made with manufactured

weapons) deal an additional 1d6 points of cold damage.

Abilities An icy skeleton‘s Dexterity is 16.

Special Qualities An icy skeleton gains frigid death.

Frigid Death (Su): An icy skeleton explodes in a burst of ice shards when it dies. Anyone

adjacent to the skeleton when it is destroyed takes 1d6 points of piercing damage and 1d6

points of cold damage per 4 hit dice the skeleton possessed (minimum 1d6 piercing and 1d6

cold). A Reflex save (DC 10 + ½ the skeleton‘s hit dice + Cha bonus) halves both the

piecing and cold damage (one save).

Tough Chicks with Firearms (Winter Edition)

New Profession: Snow Bunny

You spend your time on the frozen ski

slopes looking pretty and partying.

Professional Skills Athletics, Influence,

Perception

Improved Feats Agility Training: +2

Dex; Cat’s Landing: the distance removed

from a fall is increased by 5 ft.; Great

Fortitude: +4 on Fortitude saving

throws; Public Speaker: +2 Charisma

New Profession: Agent‘s Mistress

When international men or women of

mystery meet their end, you are likely the

cause.

Professional Skills Academics, Influence,

Firearms or Unarmed or Weapons

Improved Feats Attractive: +6 bonus to

Influence checks when dealing with your

chosen gender; Expert in your Field

(Academics): your Reputation modifier is

treated as +2 higher for purposes of this

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feat; Exploit Weakness: your Intelligence modifier is treated a +2 higher for the purposes of

this feat; Suggestion: the DC of the Influence check is decreased to Perception or Will +5.

Snow Bunnies often possess Great Fortitude, some suspect this feat helps them wear

revealing clothing on the slopes without getting frostbite.

New Gear

Armour Strength

Minimum DR Vuln

Armour Penalty

Move Penalty

Cost Special

Heavy Winter Parka

5 1 Ballistic -1 - 5 ft. 10 +2 Fortitude save vs. cold effects, frostbite, etc.

Heavy Winter Parka Made from animal fur or synthetic material the modern parka does

an excellent job of protecting the wearer from frostbite and cold. It grants a +2 bonus to

Fortitude saving throws to resist negate health effects from exposure to cold. Contrary to

the understanding of teenagers, the parka must be closed and zipped up to provide this

protection.

Object Cost ($) Restrictions

Ice Skates 250 -

Skis, Alpine 600 -

Skis, Cross-country 200 -

Snow Shoes 160 -

Snow Sled 40 -

Snowboard 350 -

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Witch Battle

4 Winds Fantasy Gaming (3rd Level Witch)

Agnes Steelbottom, Dwarven Witch CR 2

XP 600

LN Medium humanoid (dwarf)

Init +0; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +2

[Defense]

AC 10, touch 10, flat-footed 10

hp 22 (3d6+9)

Fort +3, Ref +1, Will +6; +2 vs. poison, spells, spell-like effects

[Offense]

Spd 20 ft.

Melee +1 sickle +4 (1d6+3)

Ranged dart +1 (1d4+2)

Spells per Day (CL 3rd)

At-will - analyze fertility, bleed, detect poison, moment of darkness, stabilize

1st (5/day) - calm animals, detect blight, healing stones

2nd (4/day) - animal messenger, cure moderate wounds

[Statistics]


Base Atk +1; CMB +3; CMD 13 (17 bull rush, trip)

Feats Brew PotionB, Kiss Spell, Self-Sufficient

Skills Heal +11, Knowledge (nature) +7, Knowledge (religion) +7, Survival +5

SQ dwarf traits, cast circle (4/day, protection from evil 10 ft. radius, 2 hours), familiar

(rabbit), tradition (healer; healing circle)

Gear Broom (housewifery 1/day, protection from evil [dwelling]) plus 3rd level gear

4WFG Witches have brooms, spontaneously cast divine spells, have a familiar or a grimore

and follow one of four traditions (black magic, healing, protection or seer)

Paizo (3rd Level Witch)

Oparal, Elven Witch 3 CR 2

XP 600

NG Medium humanoid (elf)

Init +3; Senses low-light vision; Perception +1

[Defense]

AC 14, touch 13, flat-footed 10 (+3 Dex)

hp 16 (3d6+3)

Immune magical sleep

Fort +0, Ref +4, Will +2; +2 vs. enchantment

[Offense]

Spd 30 ft.

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Melee heavy mace +2 (1d8+1)

Ranged longbow +4 (1d8)

Spells per Day (CL 3rd)

At-will - bleed, detect poison, message, stabilize

1st level - cause fear, cure light wounds, summon monster I

2nd level - augury, summon swarm

[Statistics]


Base Atk +1; CMB +2; CMD 15

Feats Point Blank Shot, Toughness

Skills Heal +5, Knowledge (arcana) +9, Knowledge (planes) +9, Spellcraft +9, Use Magic

Device +7

SQ elven traits, hex (disguise, fortune), witch‘s familiar (goat)

Gear plus 3rd level gear

Paizo witches cast arcane spells that they learn from their familiars, spell list is much more

limited than wizards, gain a number of curses/hexes/powers (This witch can change her

appearance for up to 3 hours, and has a good luck touch.

Reviews

I think it should be stated before I begin that I do not use the Arcana Evolved ruleset and I

hate mystery adventures on principle, most likely

due to trauma suffered from having to run The

Assassin‘s Knot back in the day. With that out of the

way, I really enjoyed my reading of To Kill or Not

to Kill. I‘m going to attempt to talk about the

module without spoiling the mystery. The mystery is

well laid-out and each potential suspect or crime

scene has information on the situation, suspects,

clues, means, motive and opportunity. This should

make it very easy for the DM to help focus their

investigation instead of chasing dead-end after

dead-end. Each of the Npc in the module is fully

detailed and most have talking points (sort of like

responses or additions they can make to

conservations) without going into long scripted

sections of boxed text. Being a non-AE guy, some of

the lingo and ramifications of certain plot pieces

were foreign to me initially but over the course of

the text the gaps were filled in as it appears the author wrote the module so that it would

be approachable to non-AE players as well as the target audience.

If I was going to drop word that relate to the plot to provide you with a bit of insight I would

have to pick: velociraptors (grave talons), ostrich riding faen, lotharios, love triangles, hags,

hexes, troll bridges, knights in shining armor and dream hunters. For those looking for new

http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?products_id=1946&it=1

http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/L2adventure.pdf

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AE or OGL crunchy bits, the book doesn‘t disappoint there either as there is one new totem

warrior option (velociraptor!), two ceremonial feats, one spell, a couple of templates and a

schwak of magic items (all due up with object loresight/legend lore information). All the

opponents and npcs have full stats so if you were using the Pathfinder ruleset you could

probably eyeball it and run things pretty smoothly as several class abilities have their

explanations provided (probably the most work would be picking spells. The adventure full-

colour, about 40 pages in length and costs just under $10. I think it would be playable in

two or three sessions depending on the length of your games, so the cost is very

reasonable. Also, although this is the second part of the Rituals of Choice adventure path,

there is more than enough background information and alternate hooks to allow this

adventure to stand alone as a one shot just as well. I‘m a patron on the third

adventure Race of the Crystal Fold which I think is due out in Marchish.

http://www.ritepublishing.com/ritualsofchoice.html

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Publishing.

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copyright 2005, Mongoose Publishing Ltd.

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Open game content from Skraag – City of the Orcs Copyright 2002 Mongoose Publishing.

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Open game content from The Quintessential Cleric Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing.

Open game content from The Quintessential Druid copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing.

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Open game content from The Quintessential Paladin copyright 2002, Mongoose

Publishing Ltd.

Open game content from The Quintessential Sorcerer copyright 2003, Mongoose

Publishing Ltd.

Open game content from The Quintessential Wizard copyright 2002, Mongoose

Publishing.

Open game content from The Tome of Drow Lore copyright 2005, Mongoose Publishing

Ltd.

Orcs: Legacy of Blood Copyright 2001 SkeletonKey Games

Original Spell Name Compendium Copyright 2002 Necromancer Games, Inc.; based on

spells from the Player's Handbook that were renamed in the System Reference Document,

found on the legal page of www.necromancergames.com.

Paleoskeleton template, © 2002 Erica Balsley

Pantheon and Pagan Faiths ©2004 Mystic Eye Games.

Pathfinder Chronicles: The Great Beyond, A Guide to the Multiverse. Copyright 2009,

Paizo Publishing, LLC; Author: Todd Stewart.

Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook. Copyright 2009, Paizo Publishing, LLC; Author: Jason

Bulmahn, based on material by Jonathan Tweet, Monte Cook, and Skip Williams.

Paths of Power. Copyright 2009, 4 Winds Fantasy Gaming; Authors Sean O‘Connor and

Patricia Willenborg, with Connie J. Thomson and Robert W. Thomson.

Paths of the Magi Copyright 2003, Troll Lord Games; Authors Sean K. Reynolds, Jeff

Quick, W. Jason Peck, and Mike McArtor.

The Penumbral Pentagon Copyright 2003, White Wolf Publishing. Inc.

The Penumbra Fantasy Bestiary Copyright 2003, Trident Inc., d/b/a Atlas Games; editor

Michelle A. Brown Nephew.

Player's Guide to Clerics and Druids Copyright 2003, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Player's Guide to Fighter and Barbarians Copyright 2003, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Player's Guide to Rangers and Rogues Copyright 2003. White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Player's Guide to Wizards, Bards and Sorcerers Copyright 2003. White Wolf Publishing,

Inc.

Plot & Poison: A Guidebook to Drow, Copyright 2002, Green Ronin Publishing; Author

Matthew Sernett.

Pocket Grimoire Arcane Copyright 2002, Green Ronin Publishing

Poisoncraft: The Dark Art ©2004 Justin D. Jacobson.

PORTABLE HOLE FULL OF BEER (THIS PRODUCT CONTAINS NO ALCOHOL),

COPYRIGHT 2002, AMBIENT INC.

Portals & Planes Copyright 2003, Fantasy Flight Publishing, Inc.

The Primal Codex, © 2001 Netherland Games Inc.

Psionics Toolkit Copyright 2002, Fiery Dragon Productions, Inc., www.fierydragon.com;

Author Mike Mearls

The Psychic's Handbook, Copyright 2004, Green Ronin Publishing; Author Steve Kenson.

Quintessential Cleric, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Quintessential Dwarf, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Quintessential Elf, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Quintessential Fighter, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Quintessential Rogue, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Quintessential Wizard, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Ragnarok! Tales of the Norse Gods Copyright 2001, Avalanche Press, Ltd.

Relics & Rituals Copyright 2001, Clark Peterson

Relics & Rituals 2: Lost Lore Copyright 2002, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Remarkable Races. Copyright 2009, Alluria Publishing; Author: J. Matthew Kubisz

Rokugan copyright 2001,Alderac Entertainment Group.

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Rot Grub from the Tome of Horrors, Copyright 2002, Necromancer Games, Inc.; Authors

Scott Greene and Clark Peterson, based on original material by Gary Gygax

RULES FROM MONTE COOK'S WEBSITE (WWW.MONTECOOK.COM) ©2002 MONTE J.

COOK.

Scarred Lands Campaign Setting: Ghelspad Copyright 2002, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Scarred Lands Campaign Setting: Termana Copyright 2003, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Scarred Lands Gazetteer: Termana Copyright 2002. White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

School of Evocation Copyright 2003, Fantasy Flight Publishing, Inc.

Seafarer's Handbook, Copyright 2001, Fantasy Flight, Inc.

Secret College of Necromancy, Copyright 2002, Green Ronin Publishing; Authors David

―Zeb‖ Cook and Wolfgang Baur.

Secrets and Societies Copyright 2002, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

The Serpent and the Scepter: Serpent Amphora Cycle, Book II Copyright 2002,White

Wolf Publishing, Inc.

The Serpent Citadel: Serpent Amphora Cycle, Book II Copyright 2003, White Wolf

Publishing, Inc.

Serpent in the Fold: Serpent Amphora Cycle, Book I Copyright 2002, White Wolf

Publishing, Inc.

Seven Strongholds, Copyright 2002, Atlas Games

Shaman's Handbook, Copyright 2002, Green Ronin Publishing

Shamans: Call of the Wild, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Shelzar: City of Sins Copyright 2003, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Skreyn’s Register: The Bonds of Magic, Vol. 1: Cabal and Vol. 2: The Faithful

Copyright 2002 Sean K Reynolds. The Book of Eldritch Might, Book of Eldritch

Might II: Songs and Souls of Power, and Book of Eldritch Might III: The

Nexus Copyright 2001, 2002 Monte J. Cook. All rights reserved.

Slayer's Guide to Dragons, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Slayer's Guide to Trolls, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Slayer's Guide to Sahuagin, Copyright 2002, Mongoose Publishing

Spellbinder’s Sourcebook Copyright 2004, Bloodstone Press.

Spells & Magic, Copyright 2002, Bastion Press

Spells & Spellcraft Copyright 2002, Fantasy Flight, Inc.

Spellchrome Core Rulebook Copyright ©2009 Collin Lenzen.

Swords of Our Fathers Copyright 2003, The Game Mechanics.

The Taan, Copyright 2001, Sovereign Press

The templates: Breath Weapon, Dragon-blooded, Gigantic, Half-Template,

Humanoid, and Miniature; domains Construct, Dread, Gloom; spells bestial aspect,

bestial aspect other, create undead (revised), create greater undead (revised),

fabricate spirit, fabricate greater spirit, greater bestial aspect, greater bestial

aspect other, nimbus of fear, small miracle, and voidburst; characters: Kaavaak

and Sven Varian; creatures: Elder Deer and Truagekin; items: Kaavaak’s Crown

Ruby; and rules: Variant Half-Dragons and Vorthr are all OGC and © 2003 Chris S.

Sims.

Tome of Horrors. Copyright 2002, Necromancer Games, Inc.; Authors: Scott Greene, with

Clark Peterson, Erica Balsley, Kevin Baase, Casey Christofferson, Lance Hawvermale, Travis

Hawvermale, Patrick Lawinger, and Bill Webb; Based on original content from TSR.

Tome of Horrors, Revised. Copyright 2002 Necromancer Games, Inc. Authors: Scott

Greene, with Erica Balsley, Kevin Baase, Casey Christofferson, Lance Hawvermale, Travis

Hawvermale, Patrick Lawringer, Clark Peterson, Greg Ragland, and Bill Webb; Based on

original content from TSR.

Tome of Horrors II Copyright 2004, Necromancer Games, Inc.; Author Scott Greene;

Additional Authors: Erica Balsley, Kevin Baase, Casey Christofferson, Jim Collura, Meghan

Greene, Lance Hawvermale, Travis Hawvermale, Bill Kenower, Patrick Lawinger, Nathan

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Touched by the Gods, Copyright 2001, Atlas Games

Traps and Treachery, copyright 2001, Fantasy Flight Inc.; Authors Greg Benage, Kurt

Brown, Mark Chance, Brian Ferrenz, Lizard, David Lyons, Brian Patterson, Scott Stoecker,

Wil Upchurch.

True20 Adventure Roleplaying, Copyright 2005, Green Ronin Publishing; Author Steve

Kenson.

Twilight of Atlantis Copyright 2001, Avalanche Press, Ltd.

Twin Crowns: Age of Exploration Fantasy, Copyright 2001, Living Imagination Inc.

Undead, © 2001 Alderac Entertainment Group, Inc.; Authors: Noah Dudley, Andrew

Getting, Travis Heerman, Mike Mearls, Jim Pinto, Ree Soesbee, Eric Steiger, Douglas Sun,

and Rich Wulf.

Unearthed Arcana Copyright 2004, Wizards of the Coast, Inc.; Andy Collins, Jesse Decker,

David Noonan, Rich Redman

Untapped Potential: New Horizons in Psionics Copyright 2006 Anthony Ogden, Brian

Dupuis, Greg Jacob, Jeremy Smith, Michel Fiallo-Perez, Will Elyea

Vlad the Imapler: Blood Prince of Wallachia Copyright 2002, Avalanche Press, Ltd.

Vigil Watch: Secrets of the Asaatthi Copyright 2003, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Vigil Watch: Warrens of the Ratmen Copyright 2002, White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

War, Copyright 2001, Alderac Entertainment Group

Wilderness & Wasteland Copyright 2002. White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Winter’s Waste Copyright 2002, Paul Stefko.

The Wise and the Wicked Copyright 2001. White Wolf Publishing, Inc.

Wrath & Rage: A Guidebook to Orcs and Half-Orcs, Copyright 2002, Green Ronin

Publishing; Author Jim Bishop.

The Year’s Best d20, Vol. 1 ©2005 Monte J.Cook.

DM Sketchpad - December 2009; Copyright 2009, Published by Purple Duck Creations.

Authors Mark Gedak, Zachary Houghton , Shane O’Connor, Stefen Styrsky. Cartography by

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