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| #1LustSwordsingerMar 21, 2013 1:22:16 | are there any other sorcerer kings besides the ones listed in the official book, (4e that is) particularly of the home brew variety? i found one but it was DDI, so, im buggered......iFrame RemovediFrame Removed |
| #2zippy-zippy-noMar 21, 2013 4:05:09 | I'm certain there are more mentioned in books or 2E stuff, but I remember that there was recently an article which introduced the sealed-off city of Eldariich. The Sorcerer King there is particularly mad and paranoid, so much so that his city has become paranoid too. The city is located off the (standard 4e) map North-East. I can't find the article, but I really liked the idea behind it myself. There is also the Sorcerer King in Exile, King Hanaksaman www.wizards.com/dnd/downloads/dragon/407... |
| #3LustSwordsingerMar 21, 2013 19:13:10 | yeah the Eldariich one is the one i stumbled across. but alas, i has no DDI account...... poop.....this is why i prefer the open source gaming...iFrame RemovediFrame Removed |
| #4PennarinMar 22, 2013 4:21:56 | Eldaarich's Daskinor and Kurn's Oronis are official, not homebrew. They are the two SKs that are geographically located outside of what is considered DS's standard gaming arena. Irikos is a now dead Champion appearing in the non-DS 2nd Edition supplement The Book of Artifacts, and then in the DS 2nd Edition supplement Psionic Artifacts of Athas. Pennarin is a now dead Champion appearing in the Lynn Abbey DS novel Rise and Fall of a Dragon King. Egendo is the Athas.org-named Champion that Borys is said to have replaced, according to that Lynn Abbey novel (she left him unnamed). He is imprisonned far to the north, in the Trembling Plains region. He appears in Athas.org 3rd Edition supplement Faces of the Forgotten North. Merek is a now dead defiler warlord appearing in the 2nd Edition adventure Dragon's Crown. Several other now dead defiler warlords were invented for the Athas.org 3rd Edition supplement Legends of Athas; they are Merovech, Setare, Amen Thal, and Vaque. |
| #5LustSwordsingerMar 22, 2013 20:10:07 | you, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. was one of those the SK that converted to preserving and became an avangion?iFrame RemovediFrame Removed |
| #6squidfurMar 23, 2013 11:22:00 | you, sir, are a gentleman and a scholar. was one of those the SK that converted to preserving and became an avangion?iFrame RemovediFrame Removed Show That'd be Oronis (aka Keltis). Other avangions include Korgunard (from Arcane Shadows and Dragon's Crown), Nerad (he's dead, but Korgunard learned of avangions through his work), and the Great One (an avangion from the Blue Age IIRC???) There's also another couple of dragons... Farcluun (from Black Flames) and Graytch(an old minion of Kalak, gone rogue). Faces of the Forgotten North (from athas.org) also has Dot Mal Payne changed into a dragon. |
| #7LustSwordsingerMar 23, 2013 12:15:25 | wow, thats extensive lol. thanks!iFrame RemovediFrame Removed |
| #8InikaDec 04, 2013 10:34:55 | I do not have any idea on 4e stuff, but refering to the 2e Psionic Artifacts of Athas, you could possibly bring SK Kalid-Ma back to life.
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