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I prefer happy ends, so I drew one. 5th age, Feanor and his sons finally got outta Mandos. Maglor got home (his son is the blue one). Nerdanel screamed at them for five minutes and then made them pancakes. Finarfin was happy to finally not solve all problems by himself and went for vacations. Now Feanor has to solve everything which is a clever vengeance. And Feanors sons finally got to getting married and having kids of their own.
The End, but maybe there will be more art
Was trying to find a USB and I found my printed Alien D&D mod!! So much fun
http://geekandsundry.com/5-more-rpgs-that-dont-use-dice/
Earlier this week, we did a little review of a game called Phoenix: Dawn Command, the brand new RPG from Keith Baker, the designer of Eberron. The game is notable for a number of reasons, but one is how it uses cards instead of dice. A diceless RPG? Madness! Phoenix: is actually not the first ...
A Brief History of Inreys Part 4
Here it is, it’s still ongoing, and we reach
5th Age – Age of Decline
This age lasted for around 2000 years, and was marred by an event not long after the end of the war. Due to events that are too detailed to go into here (suffice to say it's related to the war) a demonic horde swept across Inreys for 5 months. The horde was lead by a powerful demon who raged with the prospect of blood and death, he eventually came to a holy place, named “The Golden Valley”. This was considered a holy place by many and held the highest temples for many of the gods who helped create the material world. After reaching this place the demon took great delight in the sacking of the temple of Heironeous. Heironeous was a god who loved the world so much that he committed a sin in that name of love. He bound his soul into a relic in his high temple, the result of which was increased fertility in the land where it resides. The demon stared upon this relic, and as a result stared into the soul of a god. That is not good for you at the best of times, but the god was of the opposite disposition to that of the demon and it absorbed part of the soul, weakening the god and the land. The land diminished in fertility and crops were not as bountiful as they once were. The empire suffered because of this, and attempted to acquire more land from near by Basharti, starting a war that drained the economy and adventurers of Inryes. Heironeous however did not sit idle, and he created a prophesy:
“A child of faith and of war shall be born. She shall come to pass and save this land and the world is in need of a true hero. Pure of heart and pure of soul, this child shall shape the future and all it holds”
The word of the gods holds true power, and when the time was right a hero was born. Anwé Ungolian would be born and trained within the walls of the high temple of Heironeous, she lead a band of adventurers to the Nine Hells of Baator, and slew the demon who held the soul of Heironeous. With his soul restored Heironeous put power into back into the land, and restored the fertility and peace returned to Inreys.
6th Age – The Age of Renewal
With the land of Inreys restored the world was at peace yet again. Much like the 3rd Age, this age isn't particularly interesting or active. This age lasted for 6000 years and was a time marked by massive advances in magical technique and knowledge, much of the lost volumes of magic from the earliest days of the empire and before even that were recovered in archaeological digs in the middle mountains and other places. The lost libraries of the Lich Lords of Inreys held great power and the empire profited from it.
The 5th Age - Blue Kachinia Prophecy & Intuit Elders
The 5th Age - Blue Kachinia Prophecy
The sky has changed, claim Inuit elders
The Inuit elders note climate change in the melting glaciers, deterioration of sealskin, and burns on seals, and disappearing sea ice. The attribute these changes in climate to changes in the sky.
The tribal elders claim that the sun no longer rises where it used to rise.
The days heat up more quickly and last longer. The stars and moon are also in…
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This world has ended. Let us enter the new age with our hearts ablaze.
