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Cultures of Northumbria: Elves

June 26, 2018 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

In this series of articles, Michael Garcia shares various custom rules and handouts related to his worldbuilding for his ongoing Northumbria campaign.  The Elves are undoubtedly the oldest known race in the world. Their culture is ancient and largely unchanged, despite the millennia that have passed. Typical Appearance Elves are generally slender and graceful people, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: culture, D&D, dungeons & dragons, dungeons and dragons, elves, fantasy, magic, northumbria, religion, role-playing, roleplaying, roleplaying game, rpg, settings, world building

Cultures of Northumbria: Varangians

May 8, 2018 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

In this series of articles, Michael Garcia shares various custom rules and handouts related to his worldbuilding for his ongoing Northumbria campaign.  Varangian legends, recorded in the skaldic eddas, tell that a dozen Varangian adventurer-kings of old, in response to a challenge, crossed the Great Sea and settled in Northumbria about five centuries ago, as … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: culture, fantasy, fharlanghn, istus, northumbria, people, settings, society, varangians, world building

House of Keen (Air)

April 10, 2018 by rcbrooks Leave a Comment

By far the largest house, Keen are gifted with any talents useful in the gaseous environment. Dealing with the classical element of air, they are often involved with gas mining or with the persistent monitoring of gas swells and other storms. A great number of Keen Houses are found with the Eminar living below the … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Lands in the Clouds Tagged: fantasy, games, grit, lands in the clouds, LitS, roleplaying game, rpg, rules, settings, world building, worldbuilding

Cultures of Northumbria: The Frangians

March 13, 2018 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

In this series of articles, Michael Garcia shares various custom rules and handouts related to his worldbuilding for his ongoing Northumbria campaign.  The Frangii are relative newcomers to Northumbria, hailing from lands to the northeast, across the great sea. Centuries ago, the Frangii were a divided people, with their petty kings fighting fratricidal wars for … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: culture, fantasy, frangia, frangians, frangii, northumbria, people, pholtus, settings, society, st cuthbert, world building

Cultures of Northumbria: Zeelanders

January 23, 2018 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

In this series of articles, Michael Garcia shares various custom rules and handouts related to his worldbuilding for his ongoing Northumbria campaign.  The Zeelanders hail from lands to the northeast, across the great sea. Centuries ago, Zeelanders (called Frislanders in older texts) established several coastal city-states. A few centuries ago, one city crowned a king … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: culture, fantasy, kingdom of zeeland, northumbria, people, pholtus, settings, society, world building, zeelanders

The Whip of Andrei Korsky

October 31, 2017 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

The Editor noticed that a certain magical whip has been instrumental in several battles during Mike’s Isenwald campaign, so I asked him to give us a write-up of the whip and its origin. He couldn’t remember much of the details about the session, but he did have this character profile for Andrei Korsky, which includes … [Read more…]

Posted in: Exploration of Isenwald, Games, Sessions to Remember Tagged: characters, D&D, dungeons & dragons, dungeons and dragons, equipment, fantasy, northumbria, role-playing, roleplaying, rpg, settings, treasure, world building, worldbuilding

Faith and Gaming: Teleology

October 24, 2017 by M. J. Young, Chaplain Leave a Comment

God of our fathers, Whose almighty hand Leads forth in beauty all the starry band Of shining worlds in splendor through the skies Our grateful songs before Thy throne arise. There’s an old joke about a comedians convention at which those in attendance didn’t bother to tell any jokes in their speeches, but rather referred … [Read more…]

Posted in: Chaplain's Corner, Faith and Gaming Tagged: antony flew, apology, cosmology, david hume, dna, faith, faith and gaming, gaming, gravity, intelligent design, isaac newton, mj young, momentum, philosophy, physics, proof, teleology, watchmaker, william paley, world building, worldbuilding

Deliver Us From Evil — Rules for an Exorcism Ritual

September 19, 2017 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

Deliver Us From Evil Optional Rules for the Ritual of Exorcism “And they cried, ‘Dominus, in Thy name, even wicked spirits are under our dominion!’ And He replied, ‘I saw the Enemy hurled from Heaven like a thunderbolt. You know I granted you power over all the powers of wickedness… Nevertheless, take not pride in … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: cleric, clerics, demon, exorcism, fantasy, games, magic, possession, religion, roleplaying, rules, settings, world building

Maritime Salvage

August 22, 2017 by mgarcia Leave a Comment

Much of this material was created for use in my personal D&D campaign, so there are many references to places or states, but the rules themselves are generic enough to fit fantasy or historical games of any era from classical to Renaissance. Feel free to adapt this for your own uses by changing names and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: fantasy, isenwald, role-playing, roleplaying, rpg, rules, settings, world building

Languages of Northumbria

May 2, 2017 by mgarcia 1 Comment

CGG member Mike Garcia offers some of his copious campaign world documents for the continent of Northumbria. ALCHEMISTS’ TONGUE, THE This was the language created by alchemists in the ancient Aquilonian Empire, over a dozen centuries ago. The alchemical concepts are far older, dating back many millennia, but Aquilonian alchemists codified a set of unique … [Read more…]

Posted in: Games, Northumbria Tagged: D&D, dungeons & dragons, fantasy, languages, northumbria, roleplaying, rpg, setting, settings, world building
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