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==Rumors== | ==Rumors== | ||
* [https://forum.rpg.net/index.php?threads/gateway-to-the-west-1-crossing-the-moche.907686/post-24717777 Post 30] "There are three regions immediately to the west. To the northwest is the Forest of Nen. Directly to the west is a region dominated by the Blackwater Swamp. And the area around the Falkenhorn is called the Hallastor Hills. From the little I have learned, I believe one of the shrines, dedicated to a Chaotic deity, is somewhere in the Hallastor Hills. The soldiers who explored that area have told stories of a region, at least a mile wide, where it never stops raining. Could that be the location? The soldiers did not linger so who can say?" | |||
==Custom Rules== | ==Custom Rules== | ||
Revision as of 21:28, 6 March 2023
Sulldawga's WWN game
Game Thread Links: Recruitment Thread
Player Characters
- Character Sheet Starter
- Metuta - played by Hituro
- Giorgios - played by Monster Mash
- Arthan - played by Koren n'Rhys
- Timbeo Tam - played by thirdkingdom
Character Generation Guidelines
- PCs start at 1st level but we'll be using the Fast Levelling option from WWN
- If it's within the WWN rulebook or the Atlas of the Latter Earth, it's fair game
- 4d6, drop 1 is allowed if you want to roll your stats; otherwise, use RAW
- Feel free to assign stats to whichever attribute you like
- Max HP at level 1
- Reroll all HP each time you level up; if you roll lower than the previous total, add one HP instead
Setting
Rumors
- Post 30 "There are three regions immediately to the west. To the northwest is the Forest of Nen. Directly to the west is a region dominated by the Blackwater Swamp. And the area around the Falkenhorn is called the Hallastor Hills. From the little I have learned, I believe one of the shrines, dedicated to a Chaotic deity, is somewhere in the Hallastor Hills. The soldiers who explored that area have told stories of a region, at least a mile wide, where it never stops raining. Could that be the location? The soldiers did not linger so who can say?"