Crom sits on his mountain Woe to whoever calls his name This has been sitting on my worktable for a while. Crom, the Uncaring has been a part of my pantheon since we started playing, but a cleric for an uncaring god was more than a little daunting to write up. Of course, this might […]
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“Lo, he spoke the Word And without hesitation or resistance Those opposing his God fell dead Their souls severed from their mortal coils” Excerpt from the annals of Kevan Longmoor, the Grand Undertaker of Malotoch This week’s piece is a new spell, mainly written with clerics in mind, but also available to high level wizards.
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As a companion to last week’s rules for the knight, here are the cleric and deity details for Gorhan, the Helmed Vengeance.
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Knights, samurai, cavaliers, templars and paladins make mighty allies, dangerous foes and must heed their vows to the letter. These warriors of faith must stay unwavering in their oaths, lest they invite disaster upon themselves and to those who travel with them.” As the inaugural article for the new and polished KitN.com, I wrote up
“Vile deeds mar the soul and even after the spirit has abandoned its mortal coil a stain remains within the corpse. A wily magician or a crafty sorcerer may coax out the power hidden in such a carcass to employ it in their ow misdeeds. The ritual is darkling and gruesome, and only a few
“Druids are primal thaumaturgists, the scions of an age old tradition passed down from the early days of man’s sapience. They command magics wrested from the elemental skein holding all existence together, and wield them with brutal, iron-willed efficiency.” Through fortune rather than design, this weeks piece runs in the same vein as last week’s
“Striding through the vast wildlands outside of civilization, rangers are masterful survivalists, hunters and scouts.” This week’s piece contains the rules for rangers in DCC. Instead of relying heavily on modern Dungeons & Dragons definitions of the class I tried to go back to the roots, referencing appendix N sources and simplifying the class considerably.
“Did’ja see them bounty ‘unters what just walked inta town? Pallydings, they said, or summat like that. Looked mighty menacin’ wit’ those big swords a’theirs. I wonder who they after…” My players recently expressed a desire for more urban adventures this season, and of course I’m more than happy to oblige. To prepare for spending
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“Pwyk, the Huntsman of the Wild is the satyr master hunter of the court of Elfland. He is fast and agile, but nevertheless a formidable warrior.” This week’s piece on KitN continues the coverage of the Court of Elfland with Pwyk, the Huntsman of the wild. This patron links up well with the rules for
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“A cutpurse, cutthroat, swindler, murderer and liar: the rogue is a shadowy figure, a blade in the dark and a wink to the knowing watcher. Utilizing subterfuge and dexterity, they survive and prosper in the dark, where direct methods fail and crooked tricks are the key to success.” The rogue is my re-imagining of the
