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Dominaria[edit]

Author: Ixidor

Content Minions: QwertyPolopus, hbjasonbourneo, KaizerWraith, Paladin Ranger
Work Log: A listing of my progress on completing the setting.; Estimated wiki progress: 45%; The Storm Saga Book 1 "Two Betrayals" progress: 49,731/300,000 words

Players' Handbook

Races and Ethnicities: Descriptions of the many ethnic and geographic varieties of humans, elves, dwarves, and other playable races in Dominaria.

Languages: The many and varied languages of Dominaria. Common and Elven have both been split into smaller sub-languages to represent diverse and geographically separated populations. (Complete)

Classes: How the classes fit into Dominaria. Nothing groundbreaking here, but a little paragraph to read to make sure your fighter/wizard/etc fits into Dominaria.

Magic: Magic described in all of its normal forms as well as a few unique to this setting. Also spells that have been changed or removed completely.

Religion: The Pantheon of Dominaria and how they're worshipped. Religious Orders, Rites, and Traditions.

Literature, Legends and Lore: These are the books, legends, epics, and lores in the Dominarian canon.

Dominaria Gezeteer

History: Dominaria's long history. A tale of war, peace, happiness, and bleak destruction. This is what truly sets this setting apart.

Geography, Climate, and Politics of the World: All of the regions, what they're like, and the myriad countries and cities that make them up.

Calendar and Holidays: The varied calendars and holidays in use on Dominaria.

Cosmology and the Planes: My take on the standard D&D Planes. Again I hope the names are familiar and the feel unique.

Dungeon Master's Guide

Bestiary: How certain standard creatures are different in my world, as well as creatures added and removed.

Currency and Consumables: The coinage and cuisine, legal and otherwise, of the realms of men and elves.

Sample Places: Example towns, cities, castles, and lonely ruins that won't appear on a large-scale Geography section. Use these to fill in the blanks and give an organic feel to a campaign.

Dramatis Personae: Active players, standard NPCs as well as important people in Dominaria.

Variant Rules: These are rules for playing in Dominaria that override the Core Rules. (Complete)

Dominaria (3.5e Campaign Setting)