Adama (5e Campaign Setting)

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Adama Setting

"Adama" is an old Hebrew word meaning: "Earth, planet," or "earth, soil". Likewise it is where the name Adam comes from. The first male created by God. This is a sword and sandal, bronze era setting. This setting uses and is inspired by the setting book: Testament. It also uses Jewish mythology and Old Testament writings as a base. Other sources of inspiration come from middle eastern bronze age sources.

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