Pilgrims cross rivers and mountains, brave war zones and bandit attacks to feel the touch of the divine. See why (and how!) worshippers of the Black Goat of the Woods worm out the secrets of hidden worship centers.
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The Seat of Mavros, the god of Might and Warfare, is a powerful site of pilgrimage, tucked deep in the Western Wastelands. It offers great power and gifts to warriors, pilgrims, and supplicants strong enough to survive the War God’s tests of worthiness, including crossing the Wastes themselves.
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Pilgrims cross rivers and mountains, brave war zones and bandit attacks to feel the touch of the divine. See why (and how!) worshippers of the war god visit the storied Seat of Mavros!
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The magical gifts and artifacts that seep from the wyrd depths of the Void are primordial and powerful, but always come with a price . . . a price as deep and cold as the Void itself. Here are some dangerous magical weapons and items that PCs might find in a Void cultist’s treasure room.
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Deep beneath the Warrens and Cartways of the Free City of Zobeck, on the border of the underground kingdoms, a dark temple squats, dedicated to the god of greed and betrayal, the evil god Mammon.
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Pilgrims cross rivers and mountains, brave war zones and bandit attacks to see relics, hear the word of seers, and feel the touch of the divine. See why the Ravans visit a strange being known as the Weaver Prophet.
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In a hidden glade, at the top of Mount Locchis, amid the dwarven territory of the Ironcrags, stands the ancient shrine of Liadmura, the Eagle Court of the elves from before the Great Retreat. It is dedicated to the mythic founder of the Elven Imperium, the god-king, Valeresh. What is in it, however, is of interest to more than elves.
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Today, I, Casimir, present another fey creature newly arrived to—or perhaps recently noticed by—Midgardians: the deathless. My report brings these lich-like fey out of the shadows, which may literally save your soul, dear reader.
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As we continue our tour of Midgard lineages for Tales of the Valiant RPG (on sale now!), we visit the shadow fey.
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Unlike many of my previous reports, I’ve had to rely on external resources for information on the mimic. I, Casimir, enjoy a surprise just as much as anyone, but if that surprise tries to eat you as part of the experience? I prefer to avoid that fate.
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As we continue our tour of Midgard lineages for Tales of the Valiant RPG (on sale now!), we visit the ratfolk.
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Recently increased activity tied to the moon piqued my interest, especially the emergence of fey knights devoted to the moon in The Margreve and the ancient forests dominating the Grand Duchy of Dornig.
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As we continue our tour of Midgard lineages for Tales of the Valiant RPG (on sale now!), we visit the ravenfolk . This installment of the series also includes a heritage in Vidim and a background that ravenfolk characters (or any character!) might use.
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As we continue our tour of Midgard lineages for Tales of the Valiant RPG (on sale now!), we visit visit the centaurs of the Rothenain Plains. This installment of the series also includes a heritage and a background that centaur characters (or any character!) might use.
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Parents tell their children horrific stories about werewolves snatching away the unwary and feasting on their bones, but werewolves largely keep to the far corners of Midgard, perhaps due to their terrifying reputation.
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There are few places one can travel around or under Midgard without encountering kobolds. These wyrmchildren have adapted to—or adopted—habitats in shade and shadow to account for their inability to adjust to sunlight.
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