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JStaton87 12-23-07, 08:24 PM	Last Hope Overview The campaign is currently on a continent completely home brewed. No specific campaign setting induced. A epic warlord that forcefully took control of the kingdom some centuries ago made the mistake of creating a new type of creature, who has on its own became a sort of Adaptive Assimilater. He consumes adventures, things, etc... and gains knowledge and resistances to all he assimilates. The low level party is currently traveling across the plains with a NPC that is the true heir to the throne. I am going to send them through a completely invisible planar rift. A shift in the cosmos has landed this band of brothers into a completely new place. Their clerics deity can no longer hear them. They came from a medieval based era, now they see airships, sky scraping castles... Magic Arcane magic is looked down upon in this world, mostly females use it due to the hierarchy of the land naturally puts males above females. Males are mainly focused upon divine magic. At the moment, their was a insane war in the past and the gods of this world have lost a strong connection to the actual material plane. There influence is there, but their clerics gain power from true faith alone. They are granted divine spells the same. Its for role playing purposes only. Once in awhile a god will gather the power and something miraculous will happen on the material plane. Cosmology Soon... Major Cities Soon... ***What I am basically going for in this world. Is a campaign meshed with Eberrons technology, Faeruns magical attitude, and Dragonlances society.*** Will Finish after work.
fodigg 12-26-07, 04:05 PM	Overview The campaign is currently on a continent completely home brewed. No specific campaign setting induced. A epic warlord that forcefully took control of the kingdom some centuries ago made the mistake of creating a new type of creature, who has on its own became a sort of Adaptive Assimilater. He consumes adventures, things, etc... and gains knowledge and resistances to all he assimilates. Sounds very brainiac, but I like it.