Andu (3.5e Campaign Setting)

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Player Information Player's Handbook Advice on Creating Characters Races The many races of Andu. Classes and Skills Typical classes and skills allowed. Morals The gray area in handling alignments. Equipment Emporium Player's guide to Andu items and equipment Combat Alternative rules used and some highlighted combat rules. Adventuring A player's guide to adventuring in Andu. Magic A list of restricted or banned spells due to plotline. Also modified and added spells.

World Reference History The history of Andu. About Andu The Isle of Balthazar The Heavenly City of Cosmos Cyclops Mountain The Lake of Plenty The Holy City of Navel Spiderhold Swamp Religion Nearly all known gods. Factions Organizations and their allies/enemies in Andu. NPCs This is the index of important figures.

Running Andu About this Setting A more detailed description of what type of setting Andu is. Adding to Andu This setting is still growing. Running an Andu Campaign Advice for implementing this campaign. Monster Manual Monsters to avoid or use due to alternative system rules. Adventures These adventures are a template so a DM can mold it to fit the party. Cartography The maps and geographic layout of Andu. Things To Do More for myself and right now the list for things not to do is much smaller.

This campaign setting is for DMs and should not be shown to players. Spoilers and tips to avoid min/maxing are among the available information so please read it before printing sections for players.

Andu is more for the hack and slash style with a plotline. This is the way my current group wanted to go so I haven't developed NPC interaction or numerous puzzle challenges. The group starts off in a world filled with tension and hardship. Conflict is brewing as the clock ticks down to war. The party may wish to remain neutral but unknowingly helps one side. If the group contains a majority of divine casters, this setting might not be a good fit for now. Please check out this Setting for more info.

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