Pantheon: Illumian Deities

Pantheon: Illumian Deities

This post details the deities of illumians described in Races of Destiny.

Pantheon: Deities of Orcs and Kobolds

Pantheon: Deities of Orcs and Kobolds

In my setting Gruumsh - the main (and only?) deity of orcs was slain by Corellon Larethian, elevating a minor orcish god Nepuun to the head position of the pantheon.

Pantheon: Human Deities

Pantheon: Human Deities

This post details three human deities. While Aventernus is a racial deity of the aventi, an amphibious race from Stormwrack, in my setting he is the main deity of the human pantheon.

Pantheon: Raptoran Deities

Pantheon: Raptoran Deities

This post describes raptoran deities from Races of the Wild.

Pantheon: Goliath Deities

Pantheon: Goliath Deities

This post describes goliath deities from Races of Stone.

Pantheon: Halfling Deities

Pantheon: Halfling Deities

This post details two halfling deities from D&D. Have to mention that there are many more described in D&D splatbooks.

Pantheon: Gnome Deities

Pantheon: Gnome Deities

Here we have gnome deities presented in Races of Stone.

Pantheon: Elven Deities

Pantheon: Elven Deities

Here we have elven deities that are relevant for my setting. I don't provide deity-specific spells this time.

Pantheon: Dwarven Deities

Pantheon: Dwarven Deities

Here we have the dwarven pantheon for my setting. Not changed from the one presented in Races of Stone.

Pantheon: Core Deities

Pantheon: Core Deities

Time to get back to writing up deities for my setting. Most of the core pantheon consists of core D&D deities. Some of them were already written up on this blog. When making new spells I had to come up with a new imbuement skill.

Character: Celebros Thallien, Jungle Elf Shaman

Character: Celebros Thallien, Jungle Elf Shaman

After writing a setting document for my kitchen sink fantasy setting, I came to a conclusion that it would be a good idea to create some sample characters to explore the possibilities of all my Sorcery-based magic subsystems. This should help me see flaws, inconsistencies, and make tweaks. Today we have Celebros Thallien, a jungle elf shaman.

Emulating Fighting Games in GURPS

Emulating Fighting Games in GURPS

A quite long time ago, a friend of mine asked me to find a way to emulate fighting games, such as Mortal Kombat, BlazBlue, or Guilty Gear, in GURPS. I made some notes, but never posted or tested them. Here they are.

Also, this is my second blogging anniversary post. I've been posting daily for two years straight, so from now on I might slow down a bit.

Monsters: Fungi

Monsters: Fungi

Last monsters that start with the letter F in Monster Manual for D&D 3.5. Fungi are either immobile or barely mobile and are not very intelligent.

Monster: Frost Worm

Monster: Frost Worm

I like worm monsters, and the frost worm is one of my favorites. Too bad I did not get a chance to actually use it.

Monster: Formian Queen

Monster: Formian Queen

The last formian from Monster Manual for D&D 3.5. The queen is immobile, big, but has some spell-like abilities.

Monster: Formian Myrmarch

Monster: Formian Myrmarch

Here's formian myrmarch - a formian with no slave mentality and lack of creativity.

Monster: Formian Taskmaster

Monster: Formian Taskmaster

Here's the formian taskmaster - a mute antman with a mental domination power.

Monster: Formian Warrior

 Monster: Formian Warrior

Formian warriors are one step above formian workers in terms of rank. They are much more dangerous in combat than the workers, but should pose no real danger for adventurer, unless they are facing a whole formian swarm.

Monster: Formian Worker

Monster: Formian Worker

Formians are ant-like expansionist outsiders. Workers are barely sapient, but can cure other formians and mend objects.

Lens/Monster: Fiendish Creature/Fiendish Dire Rat

Lens/Monster: Fiendish Creature/Fiendish Dire Rat

Fiendish creatures are Lower Planes counterparts of normal creatures. Here's the lens and a sample creature.

Monster: Ettercap

Monster: Ettercap

Ettercaps are human-spider hybrid monsters. Should be fun and simple in encounters. We're done with letter E now.

Hazards: Slime, Molds, and Lichen

Hazards: Slime, Molds, and Lichen

Here I convert hazards, such as supernatural molds, slime, and lichen from Dungeon Master's Guide for D&D 3.5. In addition, I convert similar hazards from Frostburn.

Monster: Ethereal Marauder

Monster: Ethereal Marauder

This is another monster that I've never seen used.

Monster: Ethereal Filcher

Monster: Ethereal Filcher

This is a weird monster that isn't very good in combat, but is very adept at stealing things. At first I wanted to give him No Legs (Bounces), but then decided to give him Cannot Kick and One Leg as a feature, because that will still let others target the leg and cripple it.

Monsters/NPCs: Elves II

Monsters/NPCs: Elves II

And three more sample monsters/NPCs based on elf racial templates.

Monsters/NPCs: Elves I

Monsters/NPCs: Elves I

Monster Manual for D&D 3.5 provides several elf subraces and the half-elf race, converted in these two posts. Here are some generic fighters based on these templates.

Alchemy: Frostfell Poisons

Alchemy: Frostfell Poisons

Frostburn for D&D 3.5 provides several poisons specific to frostfell areas with evocative names, but does not provide any descriptions at all, as usual. Here's my attempt at converting them.

Frostfell Diseases

Frostfell Diseases

Frostburn for D&D 3.5 details four new diseases specific to cold areas of the world. Here's my take on the conversion.

Monster: Water Elemental

Monster: Water Elemental

Here we have the last classical D&D elemental GURPSified.

Monster: Fire Elemental

Monster: Fire Elemental

Here's the fire elemental. A reader pointed out that I should also add the primal elementals from Epic Level Handbook, so I did.

Monster: Earth Elemental

Monster: Earth Elemental

Here we have earth elementals changed to match their D&D counterparts.