Bonus multimedia content, trivia, and house rules for the Terolus D&D setting. Meticulously sorted by tags for your convenience. Everything here is canon in Max's D&D games, though some things may require a skill check in-game. If an untrained skill is listed, assume the check must be trained-only. If you see your art here, let me know so I can sourcelink it, or if you want it removed. Trigger warning: This blog may depict almost anything. Adults only, browse at your own risk.
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Hiatus Announcement
As much as I love this project, I'm afraid I need to put it on another indefinite hiatus for now, in order to free up more time and attention for my professional work. I'll keep stockpiling ideas again though, until I can resume it. In the meantime, please enjoy the backlog of 2800+ posts.
See you, space cowboys.
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Spellcraft DC21:
Blistering spells are [fire] spells metamagically modified to burn the surface of flesh with particularly localized intensity. They deal more damage than normal, and creatures unable to endure the heat are temporarily distracted by the painful blisters raised.
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A Space Age starmap golem adjusts her posture into display mode, preparing to help the very fast-picket Plate-class ferry Free Rider Problem plot a route across multiple geosystems through Greyspace.
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Knowledge (nature) DC20: Weresheep are among the rarer varieties of lycanthropes, and most take poorly to being called "sheepshifters".

Forgot to post this from a while ago 🫣
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Ranger Level Check DC5, Profession (furrier) or (hunter) DC7, Druid Level Check DC10, or Knowledge (local) or (nature) DC12:
Trappers' Rendezvous is an ancient weeklong festival in the Flaness, celebrated during the last week of Coldeven. Trappers, furriers, hunters, and other woodsmen gather from far and wide to feast, drink, and trade the last of the winter furs. It is celebrated in some parts of Terolus as well, brought by immigrant settlers in centuries past.
#holiday#calendar#ranger level check#druid level check#profession (furrier)#profession (hunter)#knowledge (local)#knowledge (nature)#treasure#food#drug#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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"What sort of angels did you think served the dragon gods, child?"

I watched dungeon meshi and I just had to
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Poleaxe and shields cast aside, two elite guards use their greatswords to demonstrate anti-armor techniques for the rank and file.
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Techniques from the Codex Gladiatoria demo'd by skupina historického šermu Adeptus.
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Knowledge (local), Craft (brewing), or Druid Level Check DC17:
Goodberrywine is a rich, sweet wine fermented from magically enhanced goodberries. The color and wine qualities (dry, sweet, sour, etc) depend on type of berr(ies) used as a base. The secret fermentation process (using ashwood barrels) locks the magical effects into the wine permanently. Drinking a glass, which typically costs about 16 gold pieces, provides the same magical effects as eating a goodberry.
#knowledge (local)#craft (brewing)#druid level check#spell#drug#food#plant#equipment#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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The former elven capital of Terolus, nestled among the canopy of the Great Forest, at the height of its glory in the days before the sudden onset of the Cataclysm.
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"Alright then, you rotting bastards. Don't make me wait all night."
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This tempest will not hide you, servant of Nerull! I am the Storm, and I am coming for you!
-Brigadier General Ering Walfire, the Storm, Human Necromancer11/Loremaster3, Warleader of the Wayfinders Adventurers Guild
#quote#artist sourced#deity#weather#character#human#loremaster#wizard#necromancer#prestige class#catacombs#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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Knowledge (the planes) DC16: Even half-celestial animals, like this Beastlandian deer, possess innate holy power. The glow of their halo portends their supernatural resistance to injury, and their eyes gleam with more than animal intelligence.
watercolor and ink sketch. 4.75" x 6". for sale.
#artist sourced#monster#knowledge (the planes)#outer planes#upper planes#wilderness of the beastlands#character#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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A fallen angel champion of Wee Jas stands before a balcony of the Cabal Macabre in Ocanthus, her broken halo of Deathflame burning bright with unholy power.


Lady Cassia Orsellio
#deity#ocanthus#infernal battlefield of acheron#outer planes#lower planes#monster#artist sourced#cabal macabre#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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Shrines of Sheela Peryroyl
Knowledge (religion) DC19: Shrines of Sheela Peryroyl are often rough stone painted green and gilded, covered in flowers and flowering plants (while linked, these bloom year-round).
Standard inscription (in Halfling): "Watchful Mother, protect us from predators, from storms, from illness and hunger. May flowers bloom in our path, and gentle rain fall upon our crops."
Commonly found in forests, glades, groves, hilltops, and farmlands. Suggested offerings are flowers, ribbons, good drink, wooden objects, moss agates, or green sprigs.
Boon: +2 sacred bonus to Survival and Profession (farmer) checks for 1 week.
Curse: will be struck by lightning if caught outdoors in a thunderstorm within the next 5 days.
Base construction cost: 50gp
#shrine#deity#knowledge (religion)#plant#calendar#language#lightfoot halfling#tallfellow halfling#deep halfling#treasure#equipment#food#profession (farmer)#weather#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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"The fanged crown... was Tellaj's most identifiable mark, but the Red Kings have never worn such. Some have donned crowns of gold or iron, but most crown themselves only in glory. It is widely known that Ishconn, the Striding Doom, wears a crown of fangs to this day, but I cannot say whether it is the same one worn by his former Master. Perhaps he--or rather, it--took up the fallen crown when Tellaj was defeated, or perhaps it is simply a replica meant to inspire the same terror and awe among lesser undead."
-Nerosian, Human Cleric4 of Astilabor
King Micah, Tyrant of The Kingdom of Carvor
#quote#scene#character#human#fighter#sorcerer#deity#monster#great powers#catacombs#middle powers#artist sourced#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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A Champion of the Sun stands watch outside the Fortress of Pelor in the Hills of Light, in mid-Coldeven of CY 1420. Little does she know of the Erythnulian force converging on her home, or the horrible deaths that await her and her fellow congregants.
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Knowledge (nobility & royalty), or Profession (sailor) or Profession (soldier) DC15:
The sailors of the Terolus Human Military's Naval Division sometimes sing shanties when in port or safe waters. But they are cautious about it when patrolling, as sound carries well over open water.
#knowledge (nobility & royalty)#profession (sailor)#profession (soldier)#ship#perform (sing)#dnd#d&d#d&d 3.5
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