Yatha, Summer Stallion
DCC patron details for Yatha, Summer Stallion.
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Sun Wokung (feat. Der Trichter!)
A guest article from Der Trichter: patron details for Sun Wokung, the Monkey King!
Grakkhui, the Devolving End
This article contains the patron details for Grakkhui, the Devolving End.
Skorosii, the Burning Bell
the bell, the bell it calls the bell, the bell its blistering roar when the night has fangs and the day despairs the bell, the bell brings warriors forth This week’s patron piece is a collaboration between Ville and myself. We try to spend a night writing together every few weeks, since it lets us …
Patron: Golsimea, the Coming Change
Golsimea, the Coming Change is the scorched land’s promise of a fertile field. She is the chaotic bowels of the earth giving birth to a diamond and the young adventurer’s broken arm teaching a valuable lesson on the path to glory. Golsimea, the Coming Change was the centerpiece patron of a mini-campaign we played last …
Patron – Pwyk, the Huntsman of the Wild
“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 …
Patron: Lady Wyel of the Cold
“Formally under the Elfland court, Lady Wyel lives in the cold north of the Elflands. Her touch is frozen, her hand is cold.” The Cold Lady of the Elflands was a necessity for our campaign, and I’m absolutely joyful as Antti joins us as a writer on the blog. There’s a civil war going on …
Festive Patron – Saint Nicholas!
“Ho ho hoo!” – Jolly Old St. Nicholas of Yule Mountain Just too late for the holidays, it’s the patron we all remember growing up: jolly ole Saint Nicholas! He is fairly unique in that none of his abilities can be used on the caster themselves and that he requires a character be generous to …
Patron: Nekthelos, the Emperor Oracle
“What if someone had eyes to see your future from beyond time? Would it matter, or would it be the same?” Nekthelos, the Emperor Oracle continues my long standing saga of the ancient hyperboreans (previously mentioned here and here). The invoke patron plays around with probabilities and future, standing beyond time and space of the …