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The Irvallath

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The Nine laborers of the creation were Rinshari, Ethis, Ulmhasa, Sarnoss, Imbakhao, Jukai, Baturach, Ruethas, and Senfaer. Rinshari was the first to rise, an orb of beautiful flame that swept in the youthful air and boiled the sea.

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Sowm and the Creation

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First there was an ocean, a vast concourse of water that grew and stretched the bounds of all existence. The jharethil call it Norahaltath, which by interpretation is the Sea in the Void. There was no air, no land, no life; just the endless churning of a drowned universe.

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The Pit Under Murachba: Horrifying Phandelver Part 2

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The Pit Under Murachba: Horrifying Phandelver Part 2

In part 1 of this series, I talked about changing up the history that figures in The Lost Mine of Phandelver to make it more evocative and contextualize it within the Darkplane setting. We also went through a few changes I would make to Part 1: Goblin Arrows. I want to continue the discussion of backstory rewrites as we move on into Phandalin.

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The Pit Under Murachba: Horrifying Phandelver part 1

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I grabbed the D&D Starter Set as soon as it came out. I was excited to see that Rich Baker had written The Lost Mine of Phandelver. He's one of my all-time favorite writer/designers from old school days. There was only one problem: I wanted to run the game in Darkplane…

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Lakhi and the Dragon-kin

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When the soul of Atiakha was rent in two, the daughter of the moon became two separate beings, the sister goddesses of the sea Lakhi and Maruma’e. Lakhi remained below and took the form of a titanic blue leviathan. Nesting in the heart of Mount Fayrlin, she rules the deepest waters and their inhabitants.

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