We’ve never really talked about NPCs. They’re a valuable resource, and there’s a lot written about them by a lot of other people, so I’ve never really approached it before out of fear of repeating what others have looked into.
What is known about the ruler of the Sea of Stars?
Beware the deals offered by Old Irik, he always comes out ahead.
Horrifying outsiders often invade our D&D worlds. They pillage green earth, gather frightened prisoners, and spread corruption far and wide, slaughtering, not rankling. Planar denizens run rampant as villains in plenty of TTRPG systems: devils, demons, and elementals among countless others. One outsider entity in particular haunts far fewer D&D adventures than it should: slaadi.
How do the dragons rule their lands? Some appoint Zamindaris to act as rulers for them.
What roles do farmer play in the Sea of Stars?
Friendship and desire among the peoples of the Sea of Stars.
Necrourgy (death magic) can be used responsibly and to help keep tombs safe.
What happens to the dead in the Sea of Stars? And would you be willing to brave robbing a dragon’s tomb?
Fashion and what makes fashion can drive both trade and adventure.
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Sea of Stars RPG
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