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I usually leave villages and hamlet for individual masters toflash out but I did detail a town which does not canonically exist. Endari Koora is what remains of the ancient Vistani capital.

In the Mistworld Vigo Drakov is not Isabelle son, and Isabelle is still alive.

Rogue familiars. When a spellcaster is killed usually a familiar devolve to its natural state, but in area of particularly wild magic ( or if the Mists are involved) a familiar can go rogue, retaining its enhanced abilities and developing a proactive personality ( often malevolent and revengful) I ...

Rogue familiars. When a spellcaster is killed usually a familiar devolve to its natural state, but in area of particularly wild magic ( or if the Mists are involved) a familiar can go rogue, retaining its enhanced abilities and developing a proactive personality ( often malevolent and revengful)

Living Spells from Eberron also would be very appropriate.

PF 1 and D&D 3.5 are strictly connected.

I find easier to change something which make few sense for me. No authomatic memory changing it is something Azalin needs to do on purpose.

In the Mistworld Hazlan was cultutally Vaasan, so Terg, up to moment the enslaved magic user population rebelled and founded the current Magocracy.

Only Talons and enlisted soldiers have the brand in my Falkovnia, and Memory drainingis a specific ability of Azalin that does not wprks atomathically.

Vorostokov, boy. There Frosty will live forever.

But in 3.5 they had no alignement subtype.

Reality winkles are hard to not notice if I recall it correctly.

Compulsion at all should be uselessm fir a goroup of good aligned adventurers, stealing a child from their mother is aberrant.

The main problem in my opinion comes from the Lamordian disbelief in the supernatural, which if you include to many supernatural elements within their domain just becomes more and more absurd. This could be replaced with instead a scientific/mathematical approach to magic. In a way, I could imagine...

My Lamordia was once a vast empire, and Falkovnia was a part of it.