Just as they finished making camp, and the moon was peaking over the trees, Five-Raven was the first to notice the motion in the darkness. He felt it first, a terrible pulling on the essences that made his stomach turn. Quickly scanning the twilight of the forest he found the …
THE ENDERS Somewhere within the noise of the great evils and the people’s struggles to survive there arose a new force that focused on a single terrible idea. That idea is that the world is a big mistake and so is WhatMoves. Static existence is a sort of cosmic madness, …
Though there are many different peoples across Ehdrigohr there are some commonalities that they share. As a rule Ehdrigohr is not a land where human settlements have evolved into a feudal life model. Most of the cultures maintain a fairly tribal aspect to them with power typically held in the …
Character creation in Fate games often use the idea of “Phases”, a process wherein players create the back history of their characters and the group as part of the character creation process. It’s also one of the things I really like about the Fate system. I compare it to the …
The Dul Ah’gallan Of the creatures that bring strife to the worlds of men, the Dul Ah’gallan stand head and shoulders above all others as the most fear inspiring. Known by many names across the lands (Barrow lord and headsmen being the most common), the Dul Ah’gallan were all once …
So I’ve assembled a new expanded preview targeted at ebook readers. Strangely it seems it’s so much more work to get something to look right as an ebook. I’m sure this is just a case of me not being used to the process. I feel like I have to think …
The last post about characters showed a bunch of character archetypes that had skills and such associated. The goal there had been to give an idea of what types of characters set the stage for an Ehdrigohr game. The astute of you might have noticed that many (all) of the …
Characters in Ehdrigohr come from many different walks of life. People from every corner of the lands, from richest nobles, to the most destitute of vagrants, are called by the Weaver and Spinner to change the world. Taking part in this only requires you come to the table with a …
