Comments on: Inventing and Reinventing Races in DnD: An Introduction to the Orcs and Elves series part 3

By: Ask The GMs: When Undead Go Stale, Part 2 | Campaign Mastery

Ask The GMs: When Undead Go Stale, Part 2 | Campaign Mastery — Thu, 23 Mar 2017 14:19:46 +0000

[…] treelike and use them as the “Animated Trees”. You can read more about the Verdonne in Inventing and Reinventing Races in DnD: An Introduction to the Orcs and Elves series part 3, if you want to develop them for use in your own […]

By: I see with my little mind’s eye: The power of Visualization | Campaign Mastery

Mon, 28 Dec 2015 14:02:00 +0000

[…] Part 3 does the same for Orcs, Dwarvlings, The Verdonne, and Humans, and specifically introduces Tajik, Leif, Verde, and Julia Sureblade. […]

By: The Backstory Boxes – Directed Creativity | Campaign Mastery

The Backstory Boxes – Directed Creativity | Campaign Mastery — Thu, 24 Sep 2015 14:51:15 +0000

[…] as “Personality”, you know how to interpret it. I detail the Paladins of Thumaín in Inventing and Reinventing Races in DnD: An Introduction to the Orcs and Elves series part 3. In fact, I created about 6 different Orders of Paladin at the same time, simply so that they would […]

By: Traditional Interpretations and Rituals Of Culture | Campaign Mastery

Traditional Interpretations and Rituals Of Culture | Campaign Mastery — Thu, 16 Jul 2015 17:06:23 +0000

[…] Hubris of the Mages (if you want to know more about those events in the Campaign History, click on An Introduction to the Orcs and Elves series part 3 and search the article for “The Age Of […]

By: New Beginnings: Phase 4: Development | Campaign Mastery

New Beginnings: Phase 4: Development | Campaign Mastery — Mon, 09 Mar 2015 14:16:05 +0000

[…] The official rules can be very confining, especially when it comes to D&D / Pathfinder, because so much of the game world is integrated within those rules. You can get some idea of the scope of what I’m talking about by looking at the subset of the House Rules for the Fumanor campaign that I published as part of the Inventing and Reinventing Races in DnD series, itself part of the larger Orcs & Elves series, specifically in Parts Two and Three. […]