Post by Peter Watson-Wailes
One of the biggest challenges with the larger RPG titles (I'm thinking specifically here of D&D, Pathfinder and their ilk) is the breadth of choice they offer players. They're often said to be generally more engaging for both players and GMs when the party is at a low…
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Law and order. This is the guiding principle of the Nardlor. Whether that's to the spirit or the letter is sometimes less clear, but it's certainly rare to find criminals in their society. Outwardly they resemble the great bears of the frozen northern pole, with white fur and silver eyes.…
Post by Peter Watson-Wailes
Hello. So you're here because you want to learn how to do different accents? Well, I've got some good news and some bad news: The Good News You can learn to do accents. The Bad News ...it's just a lot of work. A huge amount of work. Like, thousands of…
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Right action, correct thought, precision, charity, caring and patience. These are the Six Pillars which support the national psyche of the Marati. Somewhat shorter than a standard human, with a stout constitution, they have become master inventors and tinkerers. Early Marati draft sketches The Marati owe their level of advancement…
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The Dadamard are often considered cousins to the Taurac, in mind if not in body. Consummate diplomats, they have made themselves a neutral centre for negotiation and discussion amongst all races for a hundred years. Rarely engaging in direct, overt warfare, they live by the adage that it is the…