The Netbook of Dark Sun

Overview
Introduction to the Third Edition

AT LAST! The Third Edition of the Dark Sun Net Handbook is finally out.
This is a collection of the work of many players and DMs for the AD&D campaign setting Dark Sun.
I see a net.book as a source of knowledge and inspiration. Therefore Ive included anything I could. Even if
I found something totally unusable I included it because Im sure that someone will instead love that
rule/race/class and find it fundamental for his campaign. I especially like the sections wich have
something to do with game mechanics such as the one on tattoos. We all should be less concerned with
rules and more with those little things.
Nothing in this net.book is official or fundamental, take what you like and discard what you dont.
Changes in the DSNHB

In its basic structure the net.book was left unchanged, I have slightly reorganized it when I felt that it could
be better furthermore I have added new sections and split up old ones.
This edition is in Winword 7 format, much better to see and print then plain ascii.
Submissions
If you are interested in submitting material to be included in future versions of the net.book contact either
me at <[email protected]>. Youll be promptly included in the next edition.
Copyrights
Based on the fine work of John M. Martz.
3rd edition compiled and edited by Darknight, copyright (c) 1997

The individual works are copyright of their respective authors, they are added here with their permission.
This item incorporates or is based on or derived from copyrighted material of TSR Inc. and certainly
contains trademarks of TSR: all trade marks used herein belong to their respective owners. Used without
permission and without any intention to challenge their status.
This item is made by Dark Sun lovers from all over the world and is meant to be free for everyone that
wants to get a copy. You may freely distribute copies of this document as long as no charge is required
except for the cost of the medium by wich it is distributed (paper, ink, disk, etc...) and then only if the
document is left unaltered.
Credits
The net.book was almost doubled in size during the first week during wich I started collecting material, the
people of the net was eager to help me in my work. It was a pleasure for me to work on this project and
maybe Ill contribute also to the next edition. Who knows?
Many thanks to:
Bryan Ragon, proofreader and former collector of DS material over the net.
The Sage - Eric Stephen Weilnau <[email protected]> first contributor to 3 rd edition.
All of the contributors, many of wich come from the Dark Sun mailing list. Visit the TSR site for more info
about the list.
Troy Denning and Timothy B. Brown, original designers of Dark Sun.
Many, many thanks to the original creator of this net.book: John M. Martz.
Ill end with his words:
Hopefully, the contents of this e-tome will enliven your adventures under the DARK SUN.
Have fun.
Alessandro Yoshi Polliotti AKA Darknight <[email protected]>
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Table of Contents
Character races...........................................7 Circular Saw.......................................................38
Lsstan-Ti.............................................................7 LaanThuu...........................................................39
Half Drakes.........................................................8 Other Equipment.............................................39
Water Blossom...................................................39
Classes & Kit...............................................13
Classes..................................................................13 Rules...................................................................41
Cerebral Knight..................................................13 Amount of food produced from Create
Kits.........................................................................16 food and water spell......................................41
Fighter Kits..........................................................16 Gladiators followers, alternate table. 43
Stalker..................................................................16 Frequency and chance of wilderness
Bard Kits...............................................................17 encounters...........................................................44
Athasian Halfling Whistler..............................17 Additional rules for half giants...............45
Cleric Kits.............................................................18 Notes about Athasian giants............................45
Dwarven Exorcist..............................................18 Nonmetal weapons rules............................46
Elemental Healer................................................18 Nonmetal weapons cost....................................46
Elemental Warrior.............................................20 In-depth nonmetal weapons rules..........46
Psionicist Kits......................................................21 Introduction........................................................46
Empath................................................................21 Limitations of the Dark Sun Rules Book rules 47
Huntsman............................................................21 Optional rules......................................................47
The Imposter.......................................................22 Breaking...............................................................47
Master of the Hunt............................................22 Speed....................................................................47
Medium...............................................................23 Cost......................................................................48
Sentinel................................................................23 Strength...............................................................48
Shipfloater...........................................................24 Balanced blow....................................................48
Somniomancer....................................................25 Weapon quality..................................................48
Templar Kits........................................................26 Gimme a break...............................................49
Enforcer...............................................................26 Slave Costs.........................................................49
Wizard Kits..........................................................26 Alternate strength table for 1st edition
Cleanser...............................................................26 Dark Sun.............................................................50
Maximumist........................................................27
Myrmeleon..........................................................27
Alternate strength table for 2nd edition
Peridine Wizard.................................................28 Dark Sun.............................................................51
Pristine Wizard...................................................29 Weapon-group proficiencies with
Sun Wizard.........................................................30 Athasian weapons..........................................53
Wild One.............................................................30 Tight groups.......................................................53
Wizling.................................................................31 Broad groups......................................................53
Any Class Kits....................................................32 New PC/NPC generation methods.........54
Tyrian Templar...................................................32
Priest Miscellaneous.............................55
Proficiencies.................................................35 Incorporate spells from the Great Net
Nonweapon Proficiencies...........................35 Prayerbook.............................................................55
Give Tatoo...........................................................35 Modified system for major and minor access to
Flintknapping.....................................................35 priest spells............................................................56
Read/Tie Quipu.................................................35
Miscellaneous.............................................57
Equipment......................................................37 Carving up an erdlu.......................................57
Weapons..............................................................37 Herbs.....................................................................57
Weapon cost corrected from Age of Heroes. 37 Medical herbs - Look mom, no cleric!............57
Arrows, Long......................................................37 Psychoactive drugs - Euphorics, hallucinogens,
Axe, Kreen..........................................................38 aphrodisiacs...........................................................58
The Good and the Green: an examination of Outer Dream.......................................................87
halfling culture......................................................59 Sleeping Automation.........................................88
Random Pick pockets table.......................63 Metapsionic Sciences.........................................89
The years in a Kings Age............................65 Mystical Conduit...............................................89
Tattoo techniques...........................................66 Postpone..............................................................89
Psychic Sacrifice.................................................90
Time Flow...........................................................91
Psionics.............................................................69 Metapsionic Devotions.....................................91
Complete Psionics Handbook: errata...69 Psychic Rogue.....................................................91
Psionic powers.................................................69 Wild Talent table................................................92
Clairsentient Sciences.......................................69
Murdock's Improved Radar Sense..................69
Wizard Spells..............................................95
Clairsentient Devotions....................................70
Index by level....................................................95
Sense Charm.......................................................70
Sense Evil............................................................70 Index by school................................................96
Psychokinetic Sciences......................................71 Spell list...............................................................98
Illusion.................................................................71 Level 1....................................................................98
Partial Invisibility...............................................71 Condense Water.................................................98
Vaders Suffocate...............................................72 Ice Sheet...............................................................98
Psychokinetic Devotions..................................72 Icewalk I..............................................................98
Deflection............................................................72 Mental Rejuvenation.........................................98
Lasers...................................................................72 Mind Bolt.............................................................99
Levitate Others...................................................73 Sand Glass...........................................................99
Call Object...........................................................73 Level 2....................................................................99
Enhance Weapon...............................................74 Bloody Tears.......................................................99
Jedis Stronger Telekinesis................................74 Delay....................................................................100
Psychic Guidance...............................................75 Ethereal Gate......................................................100
Psychometabolic Sciences.................................76 Ice Path I..............................................................100
Celestial Raising (high science)........................76 Icewalk II.............................................................100
Enhanced Combat..............................................77 Masquerade........................................................101
Emperors Lightning Bolts...............................78 Prosthesis............................................................101
Tor Kamals Seeker Lightning.........................101
Psychoportive Sciences.....................................78
Unerring Concentration....................................102
Dimensional Warp.............................................78
Psychoportive Devotions..................................79 Level 3....................................................................102
Armeth's Sand Dome........................................102
Dimensional Portal............................................79
Cagliostro's Incredible Iceblast........................103
Dream Sight........................................................80
Death Aura..........................................................103
Interchange.........................................................80
Ice Path II.............................................................103
Teleport Lock......................................................81
Mental Calm.......................................................103
Telepathic Sciences.............................................81 Nerve Fire...........................................................104
Backlash...............................................................81 Project Sensory Effects......................................104
Dreamstalker......................................................81 Sand Storm..........................................................104
Hypnosis.............................................................82 Shape Shift..........................................................105
Improved Psionic Crush...................................82 Tor Kamals Cloak Of Darkness......................105
Obscure Defilement...........................................83 Tor Kamals Creeping Tendrils of Shadow...106
Prosopagnosia....................................................83 Tor Kamals Defiler Bane I...............................106
Psionic Blow........................................................84 Tor Kamals Gravity Power.............................106
Psylockes Psychic Knife...................................84 Tor Kamals Icefire............................................106
Scanners Mind Blow........................................85 Tor Kamals Icy Demolisher............................107
Telepathic Devotions.........................................85 Tor Kamals Instant Barrier..............................107
Awaken................................................................85 Tor Kamals Lightning Storm I........................107
Induce Pleasure..................................................85 Level 4....................................................................108
Jedis Mind Focus..............................................86 Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration I.............108
Memory Summoning........................................86 Sinkhole...............................................................108
Oniric Vortex......................................................87 Sword of Force...................................................109
Tor Kamals Laughing Terror..........................109 Priest Spells..................................................127
Tor Kamals Lightning Speed I........................109
Index by level....................................................127
Tor Kamals Minor Ice Barrier.........................109
Tor Kamals Misleading Myst.........................110
Index by school................................................128
Tor Kamals Shadow Blade..............................110 Index by sphere.................................................129
Tor Kamals Shadow Fist..................................111 Spell list...............................................................130
Tor Kamals Shining Spears.............................111 Level 1....................................................................130
Tor Kamals Shocking Grasp I.........................111 Narhwal's Blistering Pain.................................130
Undead Vengeance............................................111 Level 2....................................................................130
Level 5....................................................................112 Clean....................................................................130
Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration II...........112 Enhance Weapon with Fire..............................130
Cagliostro's Magically Enhanced Rapid Fire Make Flammable................................................130
Missile.....................................................................112 Mend Bone..........................................................131
Tor Kamals Combined Spellcasting..............112 Curse non-fire Weapons...................................131
Tor Kamals Defiler Bane II..............................113 Minor Elemental Wall.......................................131
Tor Kamals Dimensional Barrier...................113 Unerring Concentration....................................132
Tor Kamals Forceful Shadowball...................113 Water Whip.........................................................132
Tor Kamals Ice Rings of Protection...............114 Level 3....................................................................133
Tor Kamals Lightning Form...........................114 Bone Shape..........................................................133
Tor Kamals Lightning Storm II......................115 Eyes of the Sun...................................................133
Tor Kamals Puppet Master.............................115 Lesser Elemental Wall.......................................133
Tor Kamals Shadow Guard............................115 Thunder Clap......................................................134
Tor Kamals Shadowcage.................................116 Wind Burn...........................................................135
Level 6....................................................................116 Level 4....................................................................135
Cagliostro's Specific Spell Immunity..............116 Breath Silt............................................................135
Tor Kamals Delayed Spellcasting..................116 Cure with Fire.....................................................136
Tor Kamals Geysers.........................................117 Elemental Bonding II.........................................136
Tor Kamals Meteors from Sideral Cold........117 Elemental Wall...................................................136
Tor Kamals Pocket Channel............................117 Encase..................................................................137
Tor Kamals Power Spell..................................118 Etrigan's Cure Serious Wounds with Water. 138
Tor Kamals Shadow Giant..............................118 Flameform...........................................................138
Tor Kamals Shocking Grasp II........................118 Heal Elemental...................................................138
Tor Kamals Tuned Magic................................119 Sand Storm..........................................................139
Level 7....................................................................119 Slippery like Water............................................139
Tor Kamals Ice Barrier.....................................119 Strengthen Bone.................................................140
Tor Kamals Ice Demonguard.........................119 Weaken Elemental.............................................140
Tor Kamals Icy Death From The Sky............120 Level 5....................................................................141
Tor Kamals Impossible Dimension................120 Brittle Stone.........................................................141
Tor Kamals Lightning Speed II......................121 Drown..................................................................141
Tor Kamals Recall Shadowy Memories........121 Elemental Imbalance.........................................141
Tor Kamals Shadow Permanency..................121 Greater Elemental Wall.....................................143
Tor Kamals Specific Gate................................121 Flesh to Salt.........................................................143
Level 8....................................................................122 Solar Sight...........................................................144
Tor Kamals Multispheres................................122 Level 6....................................................................144
Tor Kamals Obsidian Breath of the Dragon.122 Bass's Elemental Domination...........................144
Tor Kamals Past Duplication..........................122 Entomb................................................................145
Tor Kamals Rage of the Land.........................123 Superior Elemental Wall...................................146
Level 9....................................................................124 Wax to Flesh.......................................................148
Tor Kamals Blizzard of Destruction..............124 Level 7....................................................................149
Tor Kamals Greater Ice Barrier......................125 Water Intoxication.............................................149
Tor Kamals Mnemonic Enhancer...................125
Tor Kamals Reverse Aging.............................126
Tor Kamals Riot Storm....................................126
Magic and Psionic Items...................151
Tor Kamals Wrath Upon Magic Resistance. 126 Magic items.......................................................151
Behirs tooth........................................................151
Bloodthirster.......................................................151
Bow of fire...........................................................151
Helm of Kiran the cursed.................................151
Kings eye............................................................152
Potability pearl...................................................152
Silt runner sandles.............................................152
Stilts of walking..................................................152
Wand of wonder................................................154
Water of rehydration.........................................155
Whip of climbing and snagging......................155
Psionic items.....................................................155
Animal totem......................................................155
Bracers of the bishop.........................................156
Bracelets of convergence..................................156
Bracelets of expansion.......................................156
Delarons sticky gloves.....................................157
Diamond of domination - Al-Rikon............157
Gauntlets of mighty unarmed combat...........158
The indomitable fauchard-fork.......................158
The rebounding dagger of Ank-Alinay..........158
Sake, the awl pike..............................................159
Monsters..........................................................161
Dead mans dream............................................161
Death from below..............................................163
Desert shark........................................................164
Ghole....................................................................165
Head hunters......................................................166
Hiver....................................................................169
Insect swarm: crystal wing butterfly..............172
Mind beetle.........................................................173
Paraelemental, lesser.........................................174
Paraelemental, standard...................................176
Spider, elf-bane...................................................178
Traplan.................................................................180
Lsstan-Ti.............................................................181
Yuan-Ti, Athasian..............................................183
Appendix A - Athasian Names

By letter...................................................................185
By race.....................................................................189
Character Races
L'Sstan-Ti
The L'Sstan-Ti are almost as strange in appearance as a thri-kreen. Ranging from 6 to 8 feet tall when they
are reared up to average height, L'Sstan-Ti are interesting, to say the least. They posses the well-muscled
upper torsos of humans, but from the waist down, their bodies are that of enormous, varyingly colored
snakes. The upper body has a faint outline of the patterning found on their snakelike body, and the eyes
look like those of a snake. Their ears are round, and L'Sstan-Ti have little or no facial hair. Several L'Sstan-
Ti clans have rattles on their tails.
The L'Sstan-Ti live in large clans, consisting of several families. For a race with such a fearsome appearance,
this race is extremely wise and patient with other races that do not understand their customs, and are
always willing to try to settle differences without personal combat. Some of the clans are nomadic, always
looking for a new place to live, while others are content to stay in one home all their lives. The social status
is conveyed by the patterns on the body, which stand out strongly to other members of this race. The
patterns also convey the tribe the L'Sstan-Ti came from. The highest-ranking L'Sstan-Ti is the chief of the
clan. This is usually a powerful warrior. The males are usually warriors and protectors, while females
pursue the arts of magic, both wizardly and clerical. When a L'Sstan-Ti dies, if it was a powerful warrior,
the others of its tribe carry out an ancient ritual. This is a long and tedious process, only used on the chief
and the best of warriors. The others are given an honorable burial, given back to the land that formed them.
When the ritual is complete, the L'Sstan-Ti is turned to stone. It is then animated as a golem, to forever
protect the tribe. Flesh to stone does not work on L'Sstan-Ti bodies, and only L'Sstan-Ti can carry out the
ritual.
The most important people of the tribe, the ones who keep it alive, are the druids and clerics. When the
most powerful of these die, they are given a special honor. The elders of the tribe perform great magics,
more powerful than any others seen on Athas, except perhaps the sorcerer kings'. They sing to the
elements, all joined, asking them to take these noble spirits back to the land. When the song is through, the
spirit of the land arises and takes the dead body into itself. When this happens, the consciousness of the
dead one enters it, and they become one.
Though the tribe life is fulfilling spiritually, some L'Sstan-Ti believe it is lacking something. They believe
the L'Sstan-Ti should be recognized as one of the great races of Athas, to rise with all the rest. With these
ends in mind, the L'Sstan-Ti has taken to adventuring.
The L'Sstan-Ti are an offspring of the Yuan-Ti. The L'Sstan-Ti loathe the evil Yuan-Ti and the feeling is
mutual. The L'Sstan-Ti see the Yuan-Ti as the most evil race on all of Athas, their assumptions are about
right. On the other side the Yuan-Ti se L'Sstan-Ti as traitors to their people and either race will attack the
other in any meeting and will attack the hated race in preference to any other foe.
The L'Sstan-Ti language is very close to the Yuan-Ti tongue. The natural attack of a L'Sstan-Ti is a
constricting attack, doing 1-10 points of damage. When hit, enemies must make a strength check each
round or remain in the deadly coils. While an enemy is trapped in a L'Sstan-Ti tail, he may attack using a
small weapon such as a dagger, gaining a +4 to hit, and the L'Sstan-Ti gains no dexterity bonus to AC.
L'Sstan-Ti can make other attacks while constricting. L'Sstan-Ti have no poison of their own, but have a
natural immunity to snake poisons, and a +3 to save against all others. Due to the deathly silent movement
of these creatures, even in heavy brush, opponents receive a -1 to all surprise rolls. L'Sstan-Ti have very
strong infravision, reaching up to 90 feet. They also have a very strong affinity for snakes, and are almost
always found with one (+3 to reaction roll). Also, they have a natural AC of 6 on their lower bodies. Their
lower snake bodies allow them to move with blinding speed, giving a +2 to dexterity and movement of 18..
Because of their strong beliefs but strange customs, they receive a +1 to wisdom, and +1 to intelligence and
a -1 to charisma, except when around other L'Sstan-Ti. Strangely, this seems to be a race easily susceptible
to disease and plague, giving a -2 to constitution. They also receive a -1 modifier on their strength due to
their frail bodies. L'Sstan-Ti are omnivores, eating mainly food that they can hunt. Because of their reptilian
nature, L'Sstan-Ti are sluggish during periods of extreme heat of 120 degrees or above, suffering a -1 to all
attack rolls. Needless to say, they prefer to remain active during the night. Also, they cannot see well in
bright light, deducting a further -1 to hit. Because of their strange fascination with stone the L'Sstan-Ti are
able to harden their skin once per week as the 4th level wizard spell.
Racial Statistics
Height in Weight in Length in Inches
Inches Pounds
Base Modifier Base Modifier Base Modifier
72/70 2D10 250/30 2D20 204/200 2D12
Age Statistics
Starting Maximum Age Aging Effects
Age Range
Base Age Variable (Base + Variable) Middle Age Old Age Venerable
40 3D6 300+3D20 150 200 300
Min/Max Ability Scores*

Stat Range Adj. Stat Range Adj.
Strength 5/19 -1 Intelligence 5/20 +1
Dexterity 15/20 +2 Wisdom 5/20 +1
Constitution 5/19 -2 Charisma 5/18 -1
*Racial adjustments may rise above or below these limits. When around other L'Sstan-Ti, increase charisma
by 1.
Level Limits Thieving adjustments

Bard -- Fighter 10 Pick Pockets +5%
Earth Cleric U Galdiator 8 Open Locks --
Air Cleric -- Preserver 20 Find/Remove Traps --
Fire Cleric -- Psionicist U Move Silently +15%
Water Cleric -- Ranger 12 Hide in Shadows +15%
Defiler -- Templar -- Detect Noise --
Druid 10 Thief 14 Climb Walls -20%
Trader 14 Read Languages +5%
L'Sstan-Ti may also be multi-classed: Fighter/Preserver, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Psionicist,

Preserver/Thief, preserver/Psionicist, Cleric/Psionicist, Druid/Psionicist, Thief/Psionicist,
Fighter/Preserver/Psionicist.
NOTE: Ranger may replace any fighter entry and Trader may replace any Thief entry.
Preferred Equipment and Combat Tactics

L'Sstan-Ti believe individual combat is more honorable than group raids, and believe strongly in equal
combat when properly challenged. However, when facing a wild beast, L'Sstan-Ti will gladly employ
whatever tactics necessary to win, and will also do this against foes that have broken the boundaries of the
Challenge. The L'Sstan-Ti prefer any weapons useable in quick, snapping thrusts and disdain blunt
weapons. They value metal weapons greatly, especially swords. Because of the effect that heat has on them,
they prefer to use light or no armor, or occasionally a shield.
Half Drakes
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> based on work by Lithindrym <?>
Notes: This is in mostly based on a creation by Lithindrym. I was unable to contact him as his e-mail
address is expired. Lithindrym Im sorry if you will be upset by this, write me two lines and I will remove
this document from the DSNB.
The DM should be warned: the half drakes are interesting to role-play and make great PCs and NPCs but
may also ruin your campaign especially if the non-half drakes become jealous of their companions. You
know your players: ask yourself if these races fits your campaign before allowing them.
If someone comes up with half drakes for the para and quasi elemental planes please send them.
The origins of the half drakes are still a mistery, it is unknown if they exist as a race of their own (as it
seems probable) or if they are occasional crossbreed. Drakes generally have low a intelligence but there are
about a 2% that have intelliegence of up to 15. These are the ones that mate with humans and demi-humans
and give birth to half drakes.
Half drakes do not have a strong identity as a race or a culture. They are a young and small race (a little
like half giants). Half drakes of a specific element will tend to dislike those of the others and often attack
those of the opposite element. Normally they have good relationships with other humanoid races but
consider them to be weak and to have a restricted view of life.
Allowable classes and level limits

Fighter Gladiator Ranger Cleric* Druid** Templar Preserver*** Psionicist Thief Bard
Air 15 12 - U 15 12 U U U -
Earth U 15 U U 15 12 - U - -
Fire U U 9 U 15 12 15 U 12 15
Water 15 12 15 U U 12 U U 13 9
* must be clerics of their related element.
** must have major access to their related element.
*** Fire must be an Invoker specialist or a fire elementalist.
Ability score modifiers (note that the sum is +3 not 0 like most races)
Strength Dexterity Constitution Intelligence Wisdom Charisma
Air -2 +3 -1 +2 +1 -
Earth +3 -3 +3 -2 +2 -2
Fire +2 +2 +2 -2 +1 -2
Water +1 +2 - +2 +1 -3
Ability score range (before racial modifiers are applied, listed scores assume that you use the 4d4+4 system
to roll characters, modify if appropriate)
Race Strength Dexterity Constitution Intelligence Wisdom Charisma
Air 8/20 14/20 8/20 12/20 10/20 8/20
Earth 14/20 8/20 14/20 8/20 12/20 8/20
Fire 12/20 12/20 12/20 8/20 10/20 8/20
Water 8/20 12/20 8/20 12/20 10/20 8/20
Alignment frequency
Race Alignment (% chance, PCs may pick any permitted)
Lawful Neutral Chaotic Good Neutral Evil
Air 20% 60% 20% Never Always Never
Earth 80% 20% Never 30% 60% 10%
Fire Never 20% 80% 10% 50% 40%
Water 20% 60% 20% 70% 20% 10%
All the half-drakes live up to 250 years, age seems to be irrelevant to this race and no ability modification
occurs.
All half drakes start at 25+2d10 years.
Multi class options

Half drakes may be dual classed but not multi classed.
Appearance & personality

Air half drakes appear as tall half elves with a bluish to turqiose tinge to the skin, light blue eyes and a
mixture of white and bluish hair. Air half drakes tend to change their mind quickly but wont break their
word or abandon someone unless strongly motivated.
Earth half drakes look like a half giant/mul halfbreed probably would. Tall and powerful but slow, their
deeply tanned skin is mildly rough to the touch. They have dark brown or black eyes and hair (occasionally
they have no hair). Earth half drakes are often stubborn and slightly rude with a strong dislike for any lie.
Fire half drakes are as tall as an elf and as strong as a mul with a dark fiery red sort of skin coloring. Their
hair ranges from red to yellow and occasionally are black. They have blood red eyes. If they fight its to the
death, they seldom let their opponent live and almost always its because hes the last of a long fight.
Water half drakes look like incredibly tall human with a bluish, slightly scaly skin, water blue eyes, small
fins between the toes and hands, and green-white hair. They like philosophy and science and will spend
entire days talking about such issues. When they do something they wiant it to be in the safest and best
way possible, unfortunately this leads to long discussions with their companions or meditation.
Benefits and hindrances common to all the half drakes:

Gain the ability to summon 1-4 Drakes of their same element 1/month but only if in dire needs. If the
situation is not deemed dire the DM has full right to severly punish the half drake.
Able to gate in pure elemental substance from the plane of his element (NOTE: if drake is an elemental
cleric, the normal amount is doubled) just as an elemental cleric would.
Gain elemental attacks at appropriate levels. The form is different for each kind of half-drake but they
all share a breath weapon.
Able to automatically plane shift to and from his elemental plane at level 15. This includes the means to
survive and move in that plane. Able to shift back and forth 1/week per level after 14.
Must obey the command of any true drake unless it belongs to the opposite element.
A Half-Drake may only have Drake armor if it belongs to the type of opposing drake. This means that if
a Half-fire wanted Drake armor he could only make it from the hide of a water drake.
All half-drakes must perform 1 service to their element (a cleric or another creature strongly tied to the
right elemental plane) 2/month. This keeps the magical bond to that drake race. If this is not done,
the Half-drake loses all innate abilities for that month.
Natural weapons
All half drakes have claws, the damage depends on their related element:
Air: the fingernails of this race are long and strong and cause 1d4 points of damage
Earth: the fingers of this race are so strong and massive that they cause 1d8 points of damage
Fire: the fingernails of this race are extremely long and as sharp as razors, they cause 1d8 points of
damage
Water: the fingernails of this race are long and barbed, they cause 1d6 points of damage
Special hindrances
All half drakes are size L creatures
Air and Water half drakes do not use weapons unless they are magical or empowered. Earth and fire
half drakes never use weapons. All drakes may hit creatures immune to normal weapons starting from
10th level, immune to +1 at 15th and immune to +2 at 20th.
All half drakes suffer a -2 to their reaction rolls due to their alien appearance.
All half drakes have some trait specific to their element (see Skills & Powers for the description):
Air - Distract, all attempts to surprise him have a 2-point bonus. Also he will take from treasures the
most interesting things rather than the most powerful.
Earth - Compulsive honesty.
Fire - Thirst for blood, the half drake wont start a fight without a reason but he will almost always fight
to the death, be it his one or that of his opponents.
Water - Slow on taking decisions and will never agree to anything before all possibilities have been
discussed.
Special abilities
All abilities listed like once/day per three levels of experience may be used starting from the cited
level. Also note that the duration expressed in the form 1 hour/day per level of experience refers to
the maximum time for wich the user may maintain the power during a single day. The power may be
used and then interrupted only to be resumed later but the total duration may not be higher than the
listed amount.
All half drakes take half damage from spells based on their element. Up to 14 th level they take half
damage from natural manifestations of their element, at 15 th level they are immune and halve damage
from magical manifestations of their element.
Air half drakes:
Breath: gust of wind once/day per five levels of experience
Elemental power: wraithform/invisibility 1 hour/day per level of experience
Movement: fly 1 hour/day per level of experience
Earth half drakes:
Breath: turn ... to stone spell (or reverse wich may only undo the normal effects) once/day at
12th level
Elemental power: stone shape once/day per five levels of experience
Movement: may swim through earth/stone/sand etc at MV 20 at levl 15
Fire half drakes:
Breath: cone of fire (see cone of cold) 1/day at 10 th level like a preserver of their level
Elemental power: conjured fireball for 1d6/two levels damage (round up) once/day
Movement: none
Water half drakes:
Breath: cone of cold 1/day at 10 th level like a preserver of their level
Elemental power: gate in pure water like create water
Movement: swim through water with MV 24
Kits & Classes
Classes
Level Experience Hit Psionic Power
Cerebral Knight Dice
Points (d8's) Disciplines Slots
Author: Matthias Roschke 1 0 1 1 4
<[email protected]> 2 3,000 2 1 6
3 6,000 3 1 8
The cerebral knights are a class of characters,
4 12,000 4 2 10
who train in both psionics and the art of warfare.
5 25,000 5 2 12
They believe that in order to become master
6 50,000 6 2 13
warrior (or knight) it is just as important train
7 100,000 7 2 14
and discipline the mind as it is to exercise and
8 200,000 8 2 15
develop the body. In fact, the two must go hand
9 400,000 9 3 16
in hand, because the body and mind are one, and
10 700,000 10 3 17
must thus be trained together.
11 1,000,000 10+2 3 18
Anyone who is eligible to become a psionicist,
12 1,300,000 10+4 3 19
and has a strength and constitution of at least 13,
may become a cerebral knight. Thus the ability 13 1,600,000 10+6 3 20
requirements are: STR 13, CON 13, INT 12, WIS 14 1,900,000 10+8 4 21
15. A cerebral knight may NOT be multi-classed, 15 2,200,000 10+10 4 22
and must be lawful in alignment (there is in fact a 16 2,500,000 10+12 4 23
very strict ethos, which must be followed at all 17 2,800,000 10+14 4 24
times, see below). 18 3,100,000 10+16 4 25
19 3,400,000 10+18 5 26
20 3,700,000 10+20 5 27
Cerebral knights advance as shown on the table

above. They get d8's for hit dice and are allowed
the fighter constitution bonus as well as
percentile strength. They may become proficient
with any weapon, and are allowed to specialize
in a single one. They use the fighter combat
values and get multiple attacks just as fighters
do. They may use any magical item allowed to
either fighters or psionicists, but may never own
more than 10 such items. In addition, they have
the same armor restrictions as psionicists do (or
suffer the same consequences if the optional rules
about heavy armor are used).
Cerebral knights do not gain access to the
metapsionic discipline, but are free to choose any
of the others.
Unlike psionicists, they do not gain defense
modes automatically, but have to learn them
(defense modes can always be learned, even if the
cerebral knight does not have access to the
telepathic discipline).
In order to learn a psionic power, the psionicist
must spend psionic power slots. It costs 1 slot to
learn a devotion, and two slots to learn a science
(it is permitted to save psionic power slots and
spend them in the future).The cerebral knight
starts out with 10 PSP's and at every level
(including first) rolls a d10 to see how many
additional PSP's are gained.
They do get extra PSP's for high wisdom scores
just as psionicists do. This is summarized in the WIS Score Bonus PSP's
table on the right. 15 0
A cerebral knight starts out with 4 weapon and 4 16 +1
non weapon proficiencies. New proficiencies are 17 +2
gained every 3 levels. There is a -3 penalty for 18 +3
using a weapon without being proficient in it. 19 +4
Non-weapon proficiency slots may be spent on 20 +5
general, warrior or psionicist proficiencies. 21 +6
Cerebral knights use the saving throw table 22 +7
below. 23 +8
24 +9
25 +10
Paralyzation, Rod,
Poison, or staff, Petrification or Breath
Level DeathMagic or Wand Polymorph Weapon Spell
1-2 14 16 13 17 15
3-4 13 15 12 16 14
5-6 12 14 11 15 13
7-8 10 12 10 13 12
9-10 9 11 8 12 10
11-12 8 10 7 11 9
13-14 6 9 6 9 8
15-16 5 8 5 8 7
17-18 4 6 3 7 6
19-20 3 5 2 5 5
21+ 2 4 2 4 4
Cerebral Knights belong to a very strict and Besides those powers already mentioned, the
disciplined order. Loyalty to the order, and strict cerebral knight gains the following as he/she
adherence to the code of conduct is of paramount advances in level (all bonuses are cumulative):
importance. The code of conduct is summarized
below: 4th Level (Initiate)
+1 to initiative
1. The Knight owes absolute loyalty to the order Surprised only on a 1 or 2 (d10)
and shall always follow its commands to
the best of his/her ability. 8th Level (Knight)
2. The Knight shall obey the commands of higher +1 to initiative
order knights. Higher order knights shall +1 to save vs mind affecting spells
not abuse this for personal gain. Only surprised on a 1
3. The Knight shall always treat other Knights Immune to 1st level illusions
with respect and courtesy. Fighting
between knights (other than for practice or 12th Level (Master)
demonstration) must be avoided at all cost. +1 to initiative
4. The Knight shall never abuse his/her abilities +2 to save vs mind affecting spells
and training, as this reflects badly upon the Immune to 2nd level illusions
order as a whole. +1 to hit and damage
5. The Knight shall be diligent in his/her
Is never surprised
training, and shall not look for training
May open his/her own school and train
outside the order, nor shall he/she offer to
cerebral knights.
train others (except as authorized by the
order).
18th Level (Grand Master)
+2 to initiative
Immune to mind affecting spells
+2 to hit and damage
Immune to all diseases
The Great Master is the overall head of the

order of cerebral knights. This office is always
conferred for life onto the 'most worthy
candidate' by a general assembly of all
masters. This 'most worthy candidate' is not
necessarily the highest level cerebral knight in
the world, in fact any master may occupy this
position, but the Great Master has some
authority over (and responsibility to) all other
cerebral knights (even those of higher level).
Kits
Fighter Kits
Stalker
Author: Robert Adducci <[email protected]>
Description: Stalkers are the hunters of the Athasian wilderness. Unlike Rangers Stalkers use the
wilderness merely to survive, they do not seek to protect Athass dying wilderness. Although some
Stalkers might just be hunters from the local village others are poachers, hunting the outlawed game in
the Crescent Forest. Because they just use the wilderness without trying to put anything back Rangers
and Druids dislike Stalkers because of their lack of care for the environment.
Requirements: Only Humans, Half-Elves, Elves, Halflings, Thri-Kreen and LSstan-Ti may be Stalkers.
A character needs a Strength of 14 a Dexterity of 14 and a Constitution of 15 to become a Stalker.
Non-Weapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Hunting, Animal Lore, Tracking. Required: Set Snares. Suggested:
Weather Sense, Bowyer/Fletcher, Running, Survival.
Special Benefits: Stalkers can move silently and hide in shadows:
Level HiS MS
1 10 15
2 15 21
3 20 27
4 25 33
5 31 40
6 97 47
7 43 55
8 49 62
9 56 70
10 63 78
11 70 86
12 77 94
13 85 99
14 93 99
15 99 99
Stalkers are experienced hunters and know well the habits of several animals, one in particular of their
choice is their hunted animal and they receive a +4 to attack rolls vs. animals of this species.
Hinderances: The ability to hide in shadows and move silently may only be used if the Stalker wears armor
lighter than Studded leather.
Stalker gain followers as fighters except the table of Stands is just single men not stands of men.
Wealth: Stalkers begin with the same amount of money as fighters 5D4x30.
Bard Kits
Athasian Halfling Whistler

Author: David Schwartz <[email protected]>
Description/role: Halfling whistlers are often mistaken for witchdoctors by outsiders, but they are in fact
bards. Like other bards, they are jacks-of-all-trades. They are the keepers of halfling history. They entertain
the young with stories of great halflings and with their whistling.
Whistlers also help the hunters of the village. They make the poisons halflings are famous for and set snares
to catch animals. They communicate with small animals and use them to search for food.
In addition halfling whistlers have a special bond with nature that gives them some clerical powers. While
not as powerful as true clerics, they are invaluable on the hunt.
Lastly, any halfling tribe preparing for battle will always have its whistler tell them an inspirational story or
whistle a patriotic tune to boost morale for the upcoming battle.
A whistler may occasionally visit other cultures to learn about them and return to their tribe with new
stories. This often gets them attached to adventuring groups. However, they tend to be most useful in
natural settings.
Requirements: this kit makes possible for an halfling to be a bard. It may be chosen only by halflings and
then only by bard halflings. Further the character must have minimum INT 10, DEX 13, WIS 13 and CHA
15.
The prime requisites for an halfling whistler/bard are Intelligence and Wisdom.
Weapon Proficiencies: Whistlers, as huntmasters, prefer missile and hurled weapons and therefore at least
half their proficiencies must be spent on these types of weapons. Otherwise, there are no restrictions.
In addition, halfling whistlers can take a special proficiency: rock pitching. This proficiency allows the
whistler to throw a "good" rock with the same effect as a dart (with blunt damage) with a +1 to damage (in
addition to her (PC) natural +1 to hit). A good rock is one worn by swift rivers or fierce winds, not any old
rock. A whistler will usually have 2d4 good rocks on him.
Being bards, whistlers often put poison on their weapons. Whistlers will use poisons that tend to
decompose quickly, allowing the victim to be eaten with little fear of poisoning the diner.
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Hunting, Local History (local to their home territory), Set Snares,
Humming/Whistling. Suggested: Ancient History, Animal Lore, Astrology, Bowyer/Fletcher, Chanting,
Dancing, Direction Sense, Herbalism, Survival (Forest), Weather Sense.
Equipment: Halfling whistlers are restricted to studded leather, leather, or padded armor.
Special Benefits: These four abilities replace the four abilities of a true bard [legends lore, counter song,
inspire, and improve reaction]. Only thieves abilities and spells/poisons are the same for all bard kits, the
other four abilities and the four bonus proficiencies change with each kit.
Rally Allies: By whistling an inspirational tune or telling a story of a heroic halfling (as defined by
halfling values), the whistler can inspire people just like a true bard.
Counter Song: By whistling, same effect as true bard ability.
Chattering: Whistlers can communicate with chattering, squeaking, or chirping animals. The whistlers
use these little friends as spies or hunting scouts. The bard can communicate simple concepts with
chattering animals. The whistler could tell a squirrel to see what's ahead. The squirrel could come
back and say there are three big things. The whistler won't know what those 'things' are, just that
they are ahead. It is more useful when the bard is expecting a certain creature or people. Druids on
the other hand get more detailed information and can communicate with any animal on their
guarded lands (and later all animals and plants), while whistlers are limited to chattering creatures
(rodents [squirrels, rats, bats, chipmunks], birds, and some insects).
Spell Whistling: While not as powerful as true clerics, whistlers can cast some spells. The following
spells (gained at the mentioned level) can be cast (by whistling) once per day at the bards level:
1 Speak with Animals
3 Invisibility to Animals
6 Summon Insects
9 Repel Insects
12 Speak with Plants
15 Animal Summoning I
Special Hinderances: None.
Cleric Kits
Dwarven Exorcist
Source: The Dead Tembos Den <http://www.geocities.com/TimesSquare/Alley/3207/index.html>
Description: Whenever a dwarf fails to complete a major focus in life, he returns to that task in afterlife
as a Banshee, forever haunting his failure. These restless spirits are very destructive, and very difficult
to dispose of. Hence, the Dwarven Exocist was born. These noble clerics make their living (and life) by
releasing these tortured souls from their own servitude.
Dwarven Exorcists are tough individuals who are able to quell dwarven banshees on the three necessary
levels: physical, mental, and spiritual. Amongst the dwarves the Exorcist is regarded as a hero who
releaves suffering and pain. Dwarven Exorcists must be good-aligned dwarven clerics with a Wisdom
score of at least 15. Earth clerics are preferred for Dwarven Exorcists, but there is neither a bonus nor a
hinderance for not being so.
Role: Dwarven Exorcists populate the city-states and villages where large amounts of dwarves live.
They make their living on the failures of other dwarves, but do not take pleasure in the sufferings of
others. They feel that it is a sacred duty to release those who have failed, so that those who remain may
learn from their mistakes and life stronger.
Often there is a head exorcist for a settlement, with several younger acolytes to take his place when he
passes on. Exorcists are also useful in disposing of other types of undead.
Weapon Proficiencies: Dwarven Exorcists prefer to use bludgening weapons, but are not limited to just
them.
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Necrology, Religion, Spellcraft. Required: None. Recommended:
Fast-talking.
Equiptment: The Dwarven Exorcist require an impressive holy symbol to turn undead.
Special Benefits: To relieve the spiritual suffering of banshee the Dwarven Exorcist receives Focus
Forgiveness as a wild talent in addition to any other wild talents or other power he may possess. When
active on a banshee, they no longer have their focus holding them to the Prime Material Plane. After this
has been done, the exorcist speaks to them, forgiving them for their trials. Then the exorcist destorys the
body of the banshee.
Dwarven Exorcist recieve an effective +1 to their level while turning undead. If a dwarven banshee is
turned, then they considered destroyed instead. Only one dwarven banshee may be turned in this
manner per round.
Favored and respected amongst the dwarves, Dwarven Exorcist recieve an effective +2 to their
Charisma score when dealing with dwarves and their banshees.
Special Hinderances: Because of the intense study of the Dwarven Exorcist, they have poor social
interaction skills; hence they suffer a -3 Charisma with anyone outside from dwarves and their
banshees.
Elemental Healer
Author: John M. Martz
Description: Minor access to the Sphere of the Cosmos limits the curative abilities of most Athasian
clerics. While druids and templars can wield these powers, the average person never encounters a
druid and cannot afford a templar's services. That is why, of all priests on Athas, perhaps none are
more important to the common man than elemental healers. These select few are elemental clerics who
wield curative powers beyond their peers.
The requirements for becoming an elemental healer are strict. Only clerics may become elemental
healers; druids and templars cannot. Furthermore, only a single-classed human with a minimum
Wisdom of 17, a Constitution of 13, and a Charisma of 14 may take this kit. He must maintain a certain
degree of detachment in order to selflessly fulfill his commitment to helping those in need; thus, at least
one aspect of the healer's alignment must be neutral. In addition, he is not allowed to profit from his
powers; thus, he cannot be evil. Finally, he must possess a psionic wild talent relevant to healing, such
as any of the following: complete healing, absorb disease, cell adjustment, forced
symmetry (in DK), lend health, or suspend animation.
Role: The elemental healer's main purpose is to heal the wounds and diseases of others. As an initiate,
he displays a talent for the art of healing. Through careful study and meditation, he gradually assumes
one of the most important positions in his temple, where he is called upon to intervene in the most
serious cases of injury. This prominence makes him an important figure in the local community, and
most citizens treat him with great respect. Unfortunately, fellow clerics sometimes become jealous and
attempt to undermine the healer's efforts or warp his deeds to suit their ends.
As a player character, the healer must fulfill obligations to both temple and community. Thus, this kit
fits well into a campaign that centers around a particular geographic area. However, the PC can go on
extended adventures; the DM and player simply need to be creative in explaining the reason. For
example, since the PC's temple has a exceptionally large number of elemental healers, it has given the
PC permission to travel the wastes in order to act as a representative of the temple's power.
Weapon proficiencies: Elemental healers favor bludgeoning weapons, but are not restricted to these.
They must, however, abide by the restrictions of their elemental plane of worship. For example, an
elemental healer of air would prefer slings over bows and would only stoop to using a long sword
under dire circumstances.
Nonweapon proficiencies: Bonus: Healing, Herbalism. Recommended: Local History, Modern
Languages (those common to his patients), Reading/Writing, Religion.
Equipment: Elemental healers may use any weapons or armor appropriate to their class. In addition,
he must purchase a white tabard decorated with the insignia of his temple (e.g., a flame for a fire cleric,
a tornado for an air cleric) for a minimum of 15 cp.
Special benefits: Unlike other clerics who can cast only elemental spells above third level (until they
reach 21st level, see DK), the elemental healer gains additional access to all spells normally considered
part of the Sphere of Healing: cure serious wounds, fortify (see ToM, p. 80), neutralize poison, cure
critical wounds, and heal (note that he does not gain access to spells from the Sphere of Necromancy,
such as resurrection). Of course, he must be of the appropriate level to cast each spell and abide by the
spell progression table in the PHB. Furthermore, he can only cast these spells in their "true" form he
cannot cast them in reverse (e.g., cause critical wounds).
Due to his exceptional talents, the elemental healer receives a bonus whenever casting spells that restore
hitpoints. Healers from first to fifth level cure one additional HP of damage per spell; those from sixth
to tenth level cure two additional HPs of damage; and those eleventh level and above cure three
additional HPs of damage per spell. This bonus also applies to HPs recovered by the use of the healing
proficiency. For example, a seventh level healer using his healing proficiency would cure 1d3+2 HPs on
the round immediately after a wound is inflicted and allow those under his care to recover 2 additional
HPs per day (e.g., 3 per day of travel instead of 1).
Elemental healers are known by their white tabards. When wearing this attire, the elemental healer
gains a +3 reaction bonus in dealing with individuals from most intelligent races.
Special hinderances: Since only the larger temples have elemental healers, and since each temple has
only a very small number of them (perhaps as few as 2d4), most are required to remain near their
temple the majority of the time (80%). However, temples with relatively large numbers of elemental
priests sometimes allow one to journey the wastes in search of those in need. Whenever he wishes to
leave the city on an extended expedition, the priest must petition his superiors. The DM should use this
opportunity to encourage good role-playing, being stricter on players who abuse the privileges of this
kit. Some reasonable petitions include traveling to the city's client villages to check on the health of their
populace, accompanying the city's army in time of war, and answering the call to treat an epidemic in an
Elven tribe.
The garb of the elemental healer allows most people to recognize him, and the hurt and wounded flock
to his side, hoping for relief. Thus, the healer often finds it difficult to escape detection. While he is
permitted periodic rests from the obligation of wearing his tabard, frequent abuse may lead to
retribution from his temple and the elemental powers of his plane of worship. Again, the DM should be
stricter with players who abuse the kit.
The elemental healer cannot turn down an urgent call for healing, regardless of it source. He must
render aid to the best of his ability or face severe retribution, such as lost access to healing spells or the
loss of his spell-casting abilities altogether. For game purposes, the healer must cast any appropriate
spells and use any magical items (scrolls, potions, etc.) to save the victim's life. If he has no healing
spells memorized, he must use his healing and herbalism proficiencies to the best benefit. If the patient's
needs are minor, the healer may direct him to another cleric nearby.
The elemental healer always prays for healing spells first until he has memorized a minimum of one
healing spell per level of experience. He must include at least one of each healing spell he is able to cast;
should he not be able to memorize all the healing spells in a given level, he may choose among them.
For example, a seventh level healer needs to memorize at least seven healing spells, including both cure
light wounds and slow poison, but since he can pray for one fourth level spell only, he must choose
among cure serious wounds, fortify, and neutralize poison. After at least seven spells are memorized,
he would memorize any additional spells (e.g., the 7th level healer could memorize additional third
level spells, and any bonus spells for high Wisdom). This restriction severely limits the non-healing
spell capabilities of the cleric at lower levels.
Wealth: There are no special limitations on the starting wealth of an elemental healer. He is not
allowed to accept payment of any kind for services; however, it is not uncommon for generous patrons
to make donations to the healer's temple.
Elemental Warrior
Description: The Elemental Warrior is an Elemental or Para-Elemental Cleric trained primarily in the art
of combat. They are the warriors in the battle for survival of the elements and are very militaristic.
Elemental Warriors seem to act very much like their patron elements and are sometimes viewed with
disdain by the general populace. While their closeness with the element is their strength and their
weakness.
Requirements: To be an Elemental Warrior the character must be a Fighter/Cleric or Ranger/Cleric
with at least a Strength of 15, a Dexterity of 15 and a Constitution of 15. The following requirements
must also be respected:
Earth: Strength 17
Air: Dexterity 17
Water: Wisdom: 17
Fire: Constitution: 17
Para-Elemental: Two parent elements at 16
The prime requisites for the Elemental Warriors are Wisdom and the ability associated to each element
in the table above. All Elemental Warriors are Lawful towards their element but must be Chaotic
because of their singlemindedness.
Special Benefits: Every Elemental Warrior has the THAC0 of a Warrior 2 levels higher than his/her
actual level, further he has the ability to cast Conjure Lesser Elemental once per week at levels 1-10 and
once per day at level 11+. The conjured elemental is of only 2 HD but is intelligent (Int 10-11) and may
perform complex actions.
Hinderances: Due to their strong connection with their element every Elemental Warrior has the
following personality traits based upon their element:
Earth: Stubborn
Air: Flighty, prone to change mind quickly
Water: Tends to take a long time to make decisions and overthinks problems
Fire: Quick Tempered
Silt: Greedy
Magma: Bully
Sun: Haughty, Egomaniac
Rain: never takes anything serious, except defense of Rain or Water
Every time their help is required by Clerics or Elemental Warriors of the same element/para-elememnt
he must stop what he is currently doing and offer his service to further the goals of the patron
element/para-element, even if it against the characters current goals.
Non-Weapon Proficiencies: Suggested: Blind-fighting, Weapon Improvisation, Armor Optimization.
Weapon Proficiencies: Standard.
Wealth: Elemental warriors have the wealth options of warriors 5D4x30.
Psionicist Kits
Empath
Author: Roberto de Brito Nunes <[email protected]>
Description/role: Empaths are psionicists who specialize in emotions. They love to feel and learn about
emotions. Empaths are fascinated by new feelings, tastes, smells emotions and so forth. Whenever
possible, they will seek out new experiences. Empathy is usually defined as an awareness and a sharing
of the emotions and feelings of others. Empaths are preternaturally attuned to the subtle "body
language" that telegraphs people's feelings to those capable of deciphering it. Empaths are also known
as Sensitives.
Requirements: The empath must have a Charisma of at least 13.
Preferred Disciplines: Empathy (Minor Discipline)
Special Benefits:
+1 charisma or reaction bonus (Read body language, appropriate reaction)
2 free empathy devotions at first level.
A female empath gets a +2 power score bonus when using empathy powers (females can be better
empaths, they can "feel" better)
Disciplines Learning Order: Telepathic, Clairsentient, Metapsionic, Psychometabolic, Psychoportive,

Psychokinetic.
Empathy Sciences: Bonding*, Object Reading, Sensitive to Psi Impressions, Precognition, Fate Link (no
prerequisites)
Empathy Devotions: Empathy, True Hear, Telempathic Projection, Absorb Disease, Heightened Senses,
Id Insinuation, Ego Whip, Awe, Attraction, Aversion, Taste Link, Feel Light, Feel Sound, Phobia
Amplification, Repugnance, Sight Link, Sound Link, Taste Link, False Sensory Input, Feel Moisture,
Trail of Destruction, Acceptance, Alignment Stabilization, Beast Mastery, Focus Forgiveness, Impossible
Task, Mysterious Traveler, True Worship, Diagnose*, Sense Charm, Sense Evil.
* Power from DRAGON #204
Huntsman
Description: The Huntsman is a psionicist who provides a reassuring service to the Athasian people:
they use the Way to hunt down wizards.
Role: Huntsman, much like the wizard Chasseurs, are bounty hunters, hitman, and justice-seekers who
combat the forces of magic on Athas. Like the Chasseur, the Huntsman is a highly-respected
authoritarian force on Athas. However, unlike the Chasseur, the Huntsman genuinly despise magic, and
have nothing to hide from the masses that hold them as heros.
Requirements: Huntsman must be psionicist with a minimum Willpower of 18. All Huntsman must be
lawful in alignment. Some of the best Huntsman are dwarves.
Preferred Disciplines: Chasseurs prefer Clairsentience and Telepathy for their information gathering
abilities, but also use Psychometabolism and Psychokinesis for their combative potential.
Barred Disciplines: None.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Bonus Proficiencies: Spellcraft, Tracking. Required: None. Recommended:
Crowd Working, Information Gathering, Psionic Lore, Rope Use.
Weapon Proficiencies: Standard, plus lasso, mancatcher, net, and whip.
Equipment: Huntsman often have gear which would aid in the aprehension and confinement of
wizards, such as muzzles, thumb screws, and such. These are often worn proudly on the Huntsman, one
of his trademarks.
Special Benefits: Because of the hatred of magic, Huntsman receive a +4 reaction adjustment from any
non-wizards.
They are also able to cry witch, stirring a crowd to attack a present person. This can sometimes backfire
on the Huntsman if he uses it too often or against non-wizards.
Due to their strong-willed nature, Huntsman are using a reduced form of Subjective Reality to resist the
forces of magic. They receive a +4 saving throw against any and all forms of magic. This is in addition to
any bonuses they receive for their race.
Huntsman can also sense wizards in the immendiate area. Within clear, detailed vision, the Huntsman
can make a 10% per level check to spot any wizards, as well as tell whether they are preservers or
defilers.
Also, Huntsman are able to purchase the metapsionic science of Supress Magic without the level
prerequisite.
Special Hinderances: Being people who hunt and kill wizards, Huntsman receive a -4 reaction
adjustment from all wizards.
Also, because of their intense hatred of magic, the Huntsman will not accept any magical aid of any sort,
no matter how insignifant. If they do, they lose 20% XP per use.
Huntsman are unable to use any magical items of any sort, regardless of thier effect.
The Imposter
Description: The Imposter is a psionicist who is specialized in switching bodies with others. He uses the
Switch Personality science and the Psychic Impersonation devotion in order to achieve his goals.
Role: The roles of Imposters vary greatly from loners out to forward their own goals to hired
mercenaries sent to infiltrate enemy strongholds.
Requirements: The Body Snatcher must be evil--let's face it, stealing someone's body is not the nicest
thing one could do.
Preferred Disciplines: The Imposter must be a telepath. Also, he must have Switch Personality by 3rd
level, and Psychic Impersonation by 5th level. Other than those restrictions, the preferred disciplines of
the psionicist depend on the individual character.
Barred Disciplines: None.
Non-Weapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Acting, Fast-Talking, Observation. Required: Glibness (the Trait),
Impersonation (the Trait). Recommended: Etiquette, Modern Languages.
Weapon Proficiencies: Because they are constantly switching bodies, Imposters never become
accustomed to one body long enough to learn how to fully control a weapon. Each time they switch, the
weapon use for that different body is different. Thus, Imposters cannot be proficient in any weapon.
They are always considered non-proficient.
Equipment: The Imposter tends to travel light, seeing as how he loses all of his gear when he switches
bodies. Unless, of course, he kills those whom he switches with and re-acquires his gear.
Special Benefits: Imposters automatically gain the power score effect for both Switch Personality and
Psychic Impersonation. Also, they have perfected the process of Probing a victim to prepare for a
Psychic Impersonation. For the Imposter, this only takes one turn.
Hindrances: The body snatcher has an intrinsic dislike of staying in the bodies which he inhabits. He
cannot stay in one body for too long. This too long is a DM judgement sort of thing, but it should be
somewhere around one to two months, unless certain circumstances apply (e.g. the Imposter is
meditating on a power).
Master of the hunt

Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
Description: the master of the hunt (moth from now on) is an halfling psionicist specialized in giving
support to the hunting parties. Their role is to fight against creatures wich display psionic powers. Moth
are often psionicist/druid or psionicist/fighter.
Requirements: In addition to normal psionicist requirements a moth must have a Con of 13 and an Int
of 12. Being a charismatic figure in halfling culture a high Cha is also desirable.
Preferred Disciplines: Moth must choose clairsentience as their first discipline. Psychometabolism and
Psychokinesis are common choices for secondary disciplines while Metapsionic is a rare one. Danger
sense must be their first power.
Weapon Proficiencies: In addition to the weapons listed in the Complete Psionic Handbook the moth
may choose from the following: dart, blowgun, staff, bolas, lasso and net.
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Hunting, Tracking (see below). Recommended: Direction sense,
Animal lore, Bowyer/fletcher, Set snares, Survival.
Equipment: Moth wear practical dresses and often carry trophies (teeth, claws, feathers and so on).
Special Benefits: Moth meet many dangerous beasts during the hunt. Given their excellent training in
psychic combat they gain attack modes at the same rate of the defense modes to protect the other
hunters.
Moth are able to track like rangers of two levels lower than theirs and have a +3 bonus to reaction rolls
vs. halflings. Also moth save at +2 vs. defiler magic.
Special Hindrances: Moth tend to look even wilder than normal halfling and are the essence of halfling
philosophy. They suffer an additional -2 to reaction rolls vs. any non-halfling. Moth may not use objects
imbued with wizardly magic nor may they knowingly benefit from wizard spell effects. Clerical magic
and psionics as well as objects created by these means are usable without penalty. They often attack
defilers on sight and never trust preservers, even if halflings.
Wealth Options: Being important members of halfling society they often receive presents, they begin
with a value of 3d4x60 cp in objects.
Medium
Description: The Medium is a psionicist who has become very attuned to the spiritual world. They seek
to learn from the mistakes and triumphs of those who had lived, and do so in a simple manner: asking
them.
Requirements: The Medium may be of any race. He must have a miniumim score of 18 in Wisdom.
Role: Mediums are used expressively for the purpose of communicating and dealing with the dead.
They are called for the purpose of preforming such rituals as exorcisms, seanons, and such.
Preferred Disciplines: The Medium must select Clairsentience as a primary discipline, and
Metapsionics as a secondary discipline. After that, the choices are left to the character. In addition to
this, the Medium is required to spend his initial devotions on Clairsentience powers (he may not save
them for later), one of which must be Spirit
Sense. The Medium's initial Science must be Spirit Lore. In addition to this, the two devotions the
Medium gets at second level must be spend on Convergence and Retrospection, which they are able to
get without any prerequisite requirements.
Weapon Proficiencies: The Medium may select weapons from the following: Dagger, Dirk, Knife, Staff,
and Sling
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Psionic Lore. Required: None.
Equiptment: The Medium often has a focus for the purposes of seanons. This may be a candle, crystal
ball, obsidian orb, or any other object allowed by the DM.
Special Benefits: The Medium is able to get Convergence and Retrospection without abiding by any of
the prerequitie restrictions applied to those powers. In addition to this, the Medium's Convergence may
be activated without having to have any other characters with the Convergence devotion. In other
words, the Medium may converge with anyone.
He does pay 8 PSPs per person in the convergence. Physical contact is necessary to maintain the
convergence: any break with any member of the convergence breaks the entire chain. A Medium's
convergence does not grant the other members access to each other's powers (although a standard
convergence with the Medium would), but does create the PSP pool associated with convergences.
The Medium also gains a +2 to his Convergence, Retrospection, Spirit Sense, and Spirit Lore power
scores when his has a focus present (see Equiptment). This +2 to the power score has the same effect as
if the psionicist has spend two more slots on the power.
Hence, if they had an initial power score of 13, then they achieve the power score effect on a roll of 13,
14, or 15.
Being almost a psionic version of a traditional cleric, the Medium gains the power to turn undead as if
he were a priest of three levels less than his current level (similar to the Paladine ability). If the Medium
already has the ability to turn undead, then the effective turning priest level in increased by two levels.
Special Hinderances: The Medium is unaccustomed to the art of physical combat, and hence suffers a
-1 to any THAC0 rolls. The Medium may not use armor: also a foreign field for the Medium.
The Medium is a bit separated from standard society. Hence, Mediums suffer a -3 Reaction Adjustment
(from Charisma) for all encounters.
In addition to the above hinderances, the Medium has developed a hesitation about merely doing
something major without having first consulted the spirits. In order to commit to any major act with out
spiritual guidance, they must make a Willpower check at half score. If they fail, then they adamantly
oppose the idea until they have consulted the spirits on the plan. Often spirits will respond with
something along the lines of, "Go for it," unless the commitment is extremely questionable in the eyes of
the contacted spirit.
Sentinel
Have we met? I'm Darius, servant to Senator Thraxus. No, I'm not a herald, or a jester for that matter. No, I'm
a sentinel. All nobles have a few. I watch out for my patron's safety. Keep him safe from thieves and other shady
people. I do dabble in music and I know some poisons, but I wouldn't exactly call myself a bard. I'm more an anti-
bard. I use my knowledge of poisons to protect my master from bards and assassins. I'm always alert and quicker
on my feet than most gladiators. Oh, it looks as my patron, the good senator, is having a drink with Senator
Minthur and his, um, jester. I've got to go. This could be trouble.
Description: Sentinels are commonly known as anti-bards. They hire themselves out to nobles, or other
wealthy people to act as personal guards. They are not as adept entertainers as other bards, but make up
for this with their uncanny alertness and speed and their ability to detect poisons. In addition, sentinels
are trained in heraldry, a useful ability in their trade.
Role: Every noble has a few sentinels and some wealthy freemen will, too. Some sentinels are
freelancers, selling their services to people for short times. Freelancers tend to travel to find customers
and occasionally get connected with adventuring groups.
Weapon Proficiencies: Any; However, sentinels prefer easily concealable weapons like daggers, knifes,
and whips when on asignment.
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Heraldry, Herbalism, Observation, Set Snares (can set mantraps).
Suggested: Acting, Artistic Ability, Etiquette, Healing, Musical Ability, Poetry, Read Lips, Singing,
Trailing.
Armor/Equipment: Standard. Sentinels do not like the flashy clothes worn by other bards, prefering
more subdued, but not drad, colors. If working for a patron, the sentinel will generally have the patron's
symbol on his outfit. Most sentinels carry a bag of herbs and mosses for making antidotes.
Special Benefits:
Alertness: Sentinels are only surprised on a roll of one on a d10.
Speed: All sentinels are trained to react quickly in dangerous situations, giving them a +2 to initiative in
combat and possibly situational modifiers.
Detect Slight of Hand: A sentinel who is actively searching can detect the use of the rogues' ability to
pick pockets (including sleight of hand). The chance is 5%/level (Max. 95%).
Detect Poision: The sentinel can detect poisons like an assassin-thief. The base chance is 5%/level (Max
100%). If the sentinel has an intelligence of 13-15, he gets +5%; 16 or 17, +10%; 18 or 19, +15%; 20+
intelligence gives a +20%. Sight identification gives a -20% modifier, but the sentinel needn't risk poisoning
himself. Odor carries a -15% penalty and if the poison is ingested or contact poison, a 10% chance of the
bard poisoning himself at half strength. Taste is fairly reliable with -5% penalty, but with a serious
drawback. The sentinel has a chance of poisoning himself (at half strength) equal to 25% for injectected
poisons, 50% chance for ingested, and 75% for contact poison.
The easiest way to identify a poison is to see the symptoms. There is no penalty in this case. However, a
sentinel who relies on this method will have difficulty finding work.
Identification takes one round per attempt.
Shipfloater
Description: The Shipfloater is a psionicist whose specific purpose is to power a psionic floater orb with
PSPs to maintain a form of levitation for sail ships on silt.
Role: Shipfloaters allow sail ships to be sailed on silt. These ships, primarily used in Balic, transport goods
to various ports along the Silt Sea. The Shipfloater is a fundemental part of trade for these ships and ports,
and a very necessary part of Balican society. Most Shipfloaters are from Balic, but it is not impossible for
them to be from other parts of Athas where these ships are sailed.
Preferred Disciplines: Shipfloaters must choose Psychokinesis as their primary discipline, and Levitation
as one of their first devotions.
Weapon Proficiencies: The shipfloater may choose from normal psionicist weapons. In addition to those
listed, he may select any of the following: Belaying Pin, Cutlass, Gaff, Harpoon, Net, Sabre, Trident
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Endurance, Harness Subconcious. Required: Seamanship.
Recommended: Boat Piloting, Navigation, Survival: Dust Sink.
Equiptment: Standard.
Special Benefits: The Shipfloater has to maintain a steady flow of PSPs to the psionic orbs of sailships in
order to maintain their boiency on the silt. Hence, Shipfloaters has developed extra PSPs: he recieves 3
more PSPs per level than he normally would. In addition to this, the Shipfloater is able to float ships at half
their normal cost. The exact cost varies with the ship.
Special Hinderances: The Shipfloater's extra PSPs has its price: they have one less devotion at 1st level
than any other psionicists.
Somniomancer
Description/role: The somniomancer is master in a psionic discipline concerned with the sleeping mind.
She is specialist in controling her own, and others sleeping minds and bodies. Most of the powers a
somniomancer can use require that she is spleeping (in a dream). Others can only be used on a sleeping
target. Somniomancers are also known as Dream Masters and Hypnotists.
Preferred Disciplines: The somniomancer must choose somniomancy (Minor Discipline) as his primary
discipline.
Special Benefits: All somniomancers can control their sleeping. They can sleep immediatly or enter into a
trance-like state (enough to use a power) anytime she wants. A somniomancer has three advantages: +2
power scores bonus when using somniomancy powers; 2 free somniomancy devotions at first level; Can
choose to learn any power of the somniomancy minor discipline at any level regardless of the access to the
"normal" discipline of the power.
Disciplines Learning Order:

Telepathy, Metapsionic, Clairsentience, Psychoportation, Psychometabolism, Psychokinesis.
Somniomancy Sciences:
Normal usage: Summon Planar Creature, Sensitivity to Psychic Impressions, Hypnosis.

Sciences that can only be used when sleeping: Enter Dream*, Precognition, Probability Travel, Psychic
Clone, Complete Healing, Clairvoyance, Clairaudiance, Probe.
Sciences that can be used only in sleeping target: Probe, Dreamstalker**
Somniomancy Devotions:
Normal usage: Dimensional Walk, Daydream, Stasis Field, Spirit Sense.
Devotions that can only be used when sleeping: Astral Projection, Dream Travel, Psychic Messenger,
Convergence, Retrospection, Predestination, Incarnation Awareness, Weather Prediction, Dream Sight,
Oniric Vortex, Outer Dream.
Devotions that can be used only in sleeping target: Psychic Drain, Identity Penetration, Predestination,
Post-Hypnotic Suggestion, Awaken, Sleeping Automation.
* Power from DRAGON #204

** added by editor
Templar Kits
Enforcer
Description: The Enforcer is a martial Templar. Enforcers are treated as the ultimate crime-control units
within the city-states.
Requirements: Only Humans, Muls, Dwarves, Half-Elves and Elves may be Enforcers. A character needs
and Intelligence of 14, a Wisdom of 13, a Strength of 12 and a Constitution of 13 to become an Enforcer.
Special Benefits: The Enforcer has the THAC0 of a Templar 1 level higher than his/her self. The Enforcer
has the ability to go into a Martial Frenzy once/day- a sort of controlled, rage-inspired berserk wich gives
him the following benefits: +3 to hit, +6 to damage, 1 extra attack/round. The Martial Frenzy lasts 4
rounds.
This has its price however: until fully rested the Enforcer will be subject to the following after effects: -2 to
hit, -1 to damage, heavy exhaustion. To go in Martial Frenzy the Enforcer must pass an intelligence check.
The Enforcer gains weapon proficiencies at the rate of a Fighter and may use proficiencies from the warrior
category at no extra cost.
Hinderances: The Enforcer casts spells as if (s)he were one level less than his/her actual level. The Enforcer
only has minor access to the Elemental spheres.
Non-Weapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Blind-Fighting. Required: Intimidation. Suggested: Bargaining,
Weapon Improvisation, Armor Optimization.
Weapon Proficiencies: See above.
Wealth: Enforcers receive 3D6x30 CP to start.
Wizard Kits
Cleanser
Description: The Cleansers are descendants of the great Cleansing Wars. These few defilers still hold fast
to the beliefs that all non-human races are impure and must be destroyed to return Athas to its pristine
glory. They see the sorceror-monarchs as traitors to the cause, and hence actively oppose them as well as all
non-human races. After the
Great Betrayal of Rajaat, the remaining Cleansers took it upon themselves to finish all of the non-humans,
forgetting whose army they were in and all joining for a better purpose.
Role: The Cleanser is a true outcast. His magic makes him an abomination to nature and the elements.
Preservers are against him, and the sorceror-monarchs want their foolish devotion to Raajat to end. The
Cleanser, more than any of Athas's wizards, has to stand apart from all but one side: Raajat. The cause of
the Cleansing Wars, and those who still believe in its righteousness, are the Cleanser's only friend.
Requirements: Only defilers may choose this kit. The Cleanser must be a human defiler with a Strength,
Constitution, and Intelligence of at least 12. They may be of any non-good alignment.
Preferred Schools: Cleansers prefer Evocation for its sheer destructive power.
Barred Schools: None.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Bonus Proficiencies: Survival. Required: Ancient History. Recommended:
Disguise, Somatic Concealment. Barred: Gardening.
Weapon Proficiencies: Because of his militant nature, the Cleanser may select any weapon to be proficient
in.
Equipment: The Cleanser is as much a soldier as he is a wizard. Cleansers often have both the gear of your
average wizard as well as that of the warrior. Also, they prefer to wear armor, which does aid in concealing
their true nature from the unknowing peasent populus.
Special Benefits: Cleansers are very much warriors, hence they may be proficient in any weapon. They also
may spellcast while armored on without penality. Because of their fierce devotion to their cause, Cleansers
must select a hate race, very similiar to that of Rangers. This race must be an intelligent race, but does not
have to be of ancient origin. They recieve a +4 to hit when attacking or a +4 to spellcasting against this race.
If this race is encountered, the Cleanser will not consider any other courses of action which do not lead to
the deaths of that race. Some of the possible races include: elf, half-giant, gith, jozhal, dwarf, or any other
intelligent race approved by the DM.
Special Hinderances: Their years of devotion to the cause of genocide have made the Cleansers very
hostile to any non-human races. They suffer a -4 reaction penality when dealing with any non-human
characters, as they cannot conceal their hatred for them.
Maximumist
Description: The Maximumist is a wizard who aspires to achieve the most out of magic. He is a firm
believer in the concept that magic can change things if magic is used to its fullest extent. Not unlike
advanced beings, such as dragons, the Maximumist uses psionics to increase the effect of his magic. His
deep understanding of how magic works, enhanced by his psionic understanding of himself, allows the
Maximumist to utilize his spells to their greatest potential.
Role: Maximumists serve no true role in Athasian society, since most cultures reject wizardly magic.
However, Maximum is taught in small underground societies of preserver magic as a philosophy by which
the world can be healed. It is also taught by defilers who see it as a means of getting the most out of what is
left of the dying world.
Requirements: To be a Maximumist, the character must have psionic training (i.e. be or have been a
psionicist), have an Intelligence score minimum of 17, and a minimum Wisdom score of 17.
Preferred Schools: None.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Bonus Proficiencies: None. Required: Power Manipulation, Psionic Lore,
Spellcraft. Recommended: Research, Tactics of Magic. Barred: Somatic Concealment, Sensory Alteration.
Equipment: Maximumists tend to be rather spartan in their gear, taking only that which is truly necessary.
The only traditional piece of equipment is the obsidian focus (see below), which is usually close at hand at
all times.
Special Benefits: Once per five levels per day a Maximumist may preform a Maximum Casting. A
Maximum Casting is like a normal spellcasting, except that the spell is cast at its maximum effectiveness,
regardless of the caster's level. This spell must be of one spell level lower than the maximum spell level the
cast can cast. For example, if a wizard has access to 3rd level spells for casting, then he can maximize a 1st
or 2nd level spell. This spell costs twice its normal cost in spell power. All other normal casting procedures
apply. To focus the power of will to cast this spell at its greatest effect the caster must have an obsidian
focus to channel their power. The focus need not be large, but must be present at the casting. This must be
of pure obsidian, costing no less than 1gp. It is not consumed in the casting.
Special Hinderance: The Maximumist's magic is too great to be concealed, hence they are unable to select
either somatic concealment or sensory alteration. In addition, full sensory effects accompany all spells. In
other words, effects listed as "Optional" are always present and draw the attention of viewers. Trivial
magic is looked harshly upon by the Maximumist, who believes that magic should always be used
effectively and to an end. They will prefer not to associate with anyone who uses trivial magic.
Myrmeleon
Description: The Myrmeleon is a defiler agent of the sorceror-kings who has been honed for the purpose of
infiltrating the Veiled Alliance. He is a master deciever, skilled at altering appearences, primarily to make
himself seem to be a preserver.
Role: Myrmeleons are fundemental in reducing the threat the Veiled Alliance poses to the sorceror-kings.
These agents do their best to find information about activities, mislead Veil members, and do whatever it
takes to harm the Veil from within. Yet, they are always careful to never let their true nature be reveiled to
those they walk amongst: the Veiled Alliance. In city- states where the sorceror-monarchs have fallen,
Myrmeleons sell their information to the highest bidder.
Requirements: Only defilers may be Myrmeleon. While the kings sometimes use non-defilers to infiltrate
the Veiled Alliance, these agents to not fall under this kit, although they too could be called Myrmeleons. In
addition to being a defiler, a character must also have an Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma of 13.
Preferred Schools: Illusions and Alteration are by far the most common of the spells used by Myrmeleons.
These spells aid in disguising the Myrmeleon's true nature. In addition to this, they also prefer to use
familiars, for these are both useful and the trademark of a wizard.
Barred Schools: None. Note that Myrmeleons are still defilers, and are unable to cast a few spells as a
result.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Bonus Proficiencies: Predistigation. Required: Observation, Spellcraft.
Recommended: Arcanology, Gardening, Psionic Mimicry, Sensory Alteration, Somatic Concealment,
Thaumalogy.
Equipment: Myrmeleon often use small, well-conceled magic items which allow them to pass their
spellcasting off as preserver magic. They also use an obsidian ring to channel PSPs into cantrips.
Special Benefits: Myrmeleons start as members of one of a Veiled Alliances. Even if they are in a city-state
without a sorceror-king, they may have been a Myrmeleon for the former monarch, or are still an agent of a
powerful templar. Myrmeleons gain any and all benefits of their membership in the Veil. They also know
the standard signals for all Veiled Alliances.
To trick Veil members, Myrmeleons have developed some powerful tricks. First, Myrmeleons lack the
Black Aura of defilers (Myrmeleons may not take Black Aura Penalities). Instead, their auras have been
coated with a piece of a preserver's aura, one which the Myrmeleon has personally slain. The deceptive
aura reads as a preserver of half the defiler's level, and lasts for one Athasian week. After that, the
Myrmeleon must kill another preserver if he wants to continue his deception.
Second, the defiler has developed the ability to harness his mind to cast minor magicks. As a granted
power, the Myrmeleon may expend one PSP to activate a Cantrip. This seems as if he cast the spell, and
does not detect as a use of a psionic power. This does require an obsidian ring to use, though. This ability
may be used at any time, regardless of any other actions the Myrmeleon is taking. A common use is to
simulate the defiler's.
Third, the defiler has a number of small magic items to aid him in his deception of the Veil. These items
come directly from the sorceror-monarch's storage, and have been created for the purposes of
conceilability. In game terms, this means they start with 1d4+6 small magic items which simulate the effects
of a first-level spell once per day each. The Myrmeleon may choose which spells he wishes to have in these
items, but may not switch them for any reason afterwards. Although it may be tempting to have Magic
Missile rings and Burning Hands penants, the Myrmeleon should consider spells which would be most
common to wizards, such as Identify or Read Magic. Then at level, the Myrmeleon acquires another magic
item from his monarch to simulate a spell effect of half his true level (hence, a 9th level Myrmeleon may
only take a 5th level wizard's spell--3rd circle or below). Note that spells which are barred for defilers are
also barred for these magic items.
Special Hinderances: Even the best Myrmeleons are always a bit on the suspecious side. Hence, they start
with 2d3 minor enemies, all of which are Veiled Alliance members (usually preserver), all of which are
always two levels higher than the Myrmeleon. These people will attempt to discredit and stop the
Myrmeleon at all times. They do not start with proof that the Myrmeleon is a defiler, but will attempt to
make that discovery through spys and other means.
Also, as the Myrmeleon gains power, he enevitably attracts suspecious members of the Veiled Alliance to
his attention. In game terms this means that he acquires one minor enemy (once again a Veil member),
similar to their starting enemy pool, but only at the same level as the Myrmeleon.
The Myrmeleon does not necessarily know that he has these enemies, but is probably aware of the
possibility that they exist. Clever Myrmeleons will eliminate their enemies as soon as possible, and as
quickly as possible. Myrmeleons spend too much time working devoting themselves to stealth to gain
signature spells. Basically, they can never acquire a signature spell. Also, since the Myrmeleon is an agent
of the sorceror-king (or was at least), and hence may be required to report in at times, usually once a week.
Peridine Wizard
Description: The Peridine is a wizard who has but sometime into getting the most out of Persistant Magical
Effects. He has adapted these effects to prevent them from being discovered. This allows him to pretend to
be a psionicist because he does not actually have to cast any spells to get by.
Requirements: Intellegence and Wisdom of at least 15. Weapon Proficiencies: Normal for Wizards but
prefer to use the ones that cross over with psionicists. Either Preservers or Defilers can take this kit, but
perservers are more able to keep up the act when they actually have to cast magic. This class can be
combined with others normally. Fighter/Peridines can be quite powerful combination. Elves, Half-Elves,
and Humans can all take this kit.
NonWeapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Psionic Mimicry. Recommonded: Prestidiation, Somantic Concealment,
Spellcraft, Read/Write, Tactics of Magic, Acting, Disguise.
Special Benefits: The Peridine gets one Persistant Spell Effect for Free. The character point cost for further
Persistant Spell Effects is 10 (or half if flat cost is not used). These persistant spells effects have no visible
effects unless they are directly nessessecary for the spell. These persistant spell effects are also harder to
dispel or to Supress. The casters level or spell level is considered twice that level for these purposes.
Hinderances: Each persistant spell effect must be linked to a physical talisman similar in nature to those
from Spells and Magic. It takes one week to link the spell to the talisman unless the talisman has a reusable
fetish built into it. Then it only takes a day. The Peridine is allowed to have several of these Talisman bound
to spells. The number is equal to the number of persistant spell effects plus 1/3 of the Peridine Levels. For
these effects to be active the caster must spend a day mediating on the focus. The Peridine must also spend
time gathering energy for the persistant spell effects once per day for each active effect. The time this takes
is 3 rounds per spell level of the effect. The Peridine must still subtract the spell levels for all of his
persistant effects from is total spell power.
The Peridine also has a harder time gathering energy fast for spell casting. So his spell casting is pushed
back a phase or doubled. Fast goes to Average, Average to Slow, Slow to 1 round, 1 round goes to 2
rounds, etc. The Peridine cannot purchase casting reduction or use magic items which decrease casting
time.
Wealth: Standard plus the number of ordinary Talismans equal to the number of Persistant Spell Effects.
Pristine Wizard
Description: The NewMen are people altered and mutated by the magics of the Pristine Tower. Some
members of their society have learned how to channel the incredible magical power of the tower to power
thier magic.
Role: Pristine Wizards are more than mere spellcasters to the NewMen: they are also holy men, people who
can grasp and shape the magical energy that each NewMen is born with.
Requirements: To be a Pristine Wizard, a character must be a NewMen with an Intelligence and Wisdom
of at least 12. Pristine Wizards are considered Preservers for most purposes.
Preferred Schools: By far, Prisitine Wizards perfer Alteration, and more specifically, polymorph magic.
Pristine Wizards are also able to cast Wild Magic.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Bonus Proficiencies: Spellcraft. Required: Religion. Recommended: Scribe,
Thaumology; Initially Barred: Psionic Mimicry, Sensory Alteration, Somatic Concealment.
Weapon Proficiencies: Pristine Wizards distain the use of weapons, as they have an adverse effect when
associated with the powers of the Pristine Tower. Therefore, Pristine Wizards may never become proficient
in any weapon, nor may ever employ any weapon in combat.
Equipment: Pristine Wizards use standard gear, except if they travel off of the Prisine Peninsula. If they
leave, they mjust purchase a small piece of the Pristine Tower known as a Pristine Stone to guide its magic
to them, else suffer casting penalities as listed below. Pristine Stones cost the equilivant of 100 gp.
Special Benefits: All Pristine Wizards gain one extra spell power per level to cast Alteration spells with.
They also gaina +15% when learning any Alteration spells.
Special Hinderances: For every 25 miles that the Pristine Wizard is away from either the Pristine Peninsula
or the Pristine Tower they suffer a -1 to all spellcasting checks unless they have a Pristine Stone.
Pristine Wizards also suffer a -15% to any and all spells other than Alteration.
Sun Wizard
Description: The Sun Wizard is a magician who has learned to draw their energy for spells directly from
the sun. This remarkable ability is made possible by the Shadows of the Pristine Tower through contact
with the Steeple of Crystals. The process is difficult and rarely done, and then only for people who the
Shadows deem useful to themselves.
Role: Sun Wizards serve as minions, either willing or otherwise, of the Shadow People of the Pristine
Tower. Their goal is to free their master Raajat the Warbringer from his prison in the Black. Once this has
been accomplished, the Shadows will return to being normal halflings.
Requirements: To be a Sun Wizard, a character must be a wizard with an Constitution and Intelligence of
at least 12, and have 25 extra character points to spend. The Sun Wizard is still considered to be either a
preserver or defiler.
Preferred Schools: None.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Standard.
Equipment: Standard.
Special Benefits: The Sun Wizard gains a large number of benefits from his association with the Shadows
and the sun. First, while the sun is in the sky, all of the Sun Wizards magical energies are supplied from it.
Plants are completely untouched by the casters magic, and they receive no terrain restrictions/bonuses,
nor defilement bonuses for spell casting. Second, all spell durations are extended until the sun sets. Third,
they are completely nurished for the day by the sun energy (having no need for food or water) if at least
one hour is spend in direct sunlight.
When the sun sets, all bonuses are lost, and the wizard casts spells as per their class.
Special Hinderances: Due to the large investment of self into the process of becoming a Sun Wizard, the
character must spend 25 character points to take this kit. This is done when the wizard becomes a Sun
Wizard.
The skin of the Sun Wizard turns an ebony black, and their eyes a dark blue, while the sun shines, the Sun
Wizard is very clearly marked as a wizard during daylight hours.
This produces a -4 reaction penality with anyone the Sun Wizard meets, even those who have grown
tollerant of most magics. Sun Wizards are rare and powerful, and they usually produce alarmed reactions
from those they meet.
Because of the process of becoming a Sun Wizard, the Shadow People have a strong connection to the
wizard: they are able to subject their influence on their actions. Once per month, the Sun Wizard must
make a saving throw vs spells, with any Willpower modifiers, or begin to follow the direct will of the
Shadow People. The wizard will carry out one task they set forth upon him, without question,
misunderstanding, or trickery. These tasks are almost never detrimental to the Sun Wizard--after all, if they
die, then who will aid the Shadows in thier liberation?
Wild One
Description: The Wild One is the Athasian equalivant of the Wild Mage. He is a specialist in the raw stuff
of magic, tapping the land for its energy and shaping it quickly--sometimes randomly--towards a purpose.
Preservers and defilers study it alike for the same reason: to shape the raw stuff of magic.
Role: The philosophy of the Wild One has been around for a long time, but has not caught on until recently.
The Wild One has found a place as a researcher of unquestioned excellence in the Free-State of Tyr. There,
Wild Ones use their talents to push the borders of magic to their every limits, without the fear of reprisal
from the locals (as least for being wizards). Since the fall of Kalak and the establishment of the Wild Ones in
Tyr, the philosophy has spread to the other city- states as well. Most Veiled Alliances and other
organizations welcome the Wild One, but choose to stay way out of his way when he casts magic.
Requirements: In addition to the standard prerequisites, the Wild One must have a Wisdon of at least 12
and an Intelligence of 16 or better. Any of the wizard races may become a Wild One except Aarokocra,
whose dedication to the fundementals of magic bar them from going so far from those principles. Elves,
whose nature governs them towards exploration and curiousity, tend to make the best Wild Ones. The
Wild One may be combined with any
dual or multi-class options.
Class Modifications: The Wild One taps his magical energy from a unique source: wherever he can find it.
Most of the energy still comes from the plants (with the standrad effects), but some of it comes from other
sources such as the Black, the Gray, the Plane of Fire, Spirit of the land, or even the caster himself. Hence,
the Wild One's magic is sometimes less or more effective. Wild Ones use the Level Variation table from
Tome of Magic when they cast their spells. Ignor any result which calls for a Wild Surge. Apply this
number to the casting roll to see if the spell goes off as well as to the actual spell
itself. This variation may exceed any and all limitations of the spell. The actual source of this additional
energy is irrelivant. In any case, it is only a trivial amount of energy which is ignored by wherever it came
from, and the Wild One would have a hard time tapping it for energy again anyway.
Also, because of the quick and haphazard nature of their magic, Wild Ones spend half the standard time
studying their spellbooks as normal wizards do.
The spell effects (from Dragon Kings) of a Wild One should be tailored towards obsurdly strange sights
and sounds not unlike those associated with a three-ring circus or the floor of the U.S. Senate.
Preferred Schools: The Wild One utilizes magic which lends itself towards the effects of divination and
evocation, as these can sometimes have wild and unforseen answers and results.
Non-weapon Proficiencies: Bonus Proficiencies: Research, Thaumaturgy. Required: Spellcraft.
Recommended: Scribe, Spellweaving; Barred: Psionic Mimicry, Sensory Alteration, Somatic Concealment.
Equipment: All Wild ones use talismans (see Spells and Magic). It is always a highly-valuable item worth
at least 1 sp, and always at least the size of the wizard's hand.
Special Benefits: The Wild One is the only Athasian wizard able to cast wild magic (see Tome of Magic).
This counts as a free access to the School of Wild Magic. In addition to this, the Wild One recieves one extra
spell power per level to cast Wild spells.
Part of their departure from the standard of magic is in how they cast their magic: Wild Ones never require
material spell components to cast their spells. Instead, they need a single talisman to cast their art. This
object is the standard by which they channel their added energy. Without it the Wild One may not cast
magic. They are allowed, however, to have more than one talisman in the event that one is destroyed or
stolen. Also, because they deal in the raw form of magic, their skill with magical research is greatly
enhanced. They research all spells as if they were one level less than their true level, with a minimum of 1.
Hence if a Wild One researches a 3rd level spell it is considered a 2nd level spell for all research purposes.
The actual level and Xp for the spell are unchanged.
Special Hinderances: Every time a Wild One casts a spell, there is a chance that his normal spell effect is
replaced with a Wild Surge. Effectively what happens is the Wild One miscasts his spell, producing a
strange and random effect. The chance of a wild surge is 5% per level of the spell being cast. Roll for the
Wild Surge on the table from Tome of Magic. The effect replaces the normal spell. Also, whenever a Wild
One suffers a disruption, increase this percentage by 5% per disruption. Subtract the Wild One's level from
the Wild Surge roll, to a minimum of 1. If a Wild Surge occurs, the Wild One suffer this effect instead of the
standard disruption. Also, if the casting roll indicated an addition to the caster's level, apply this
effect/saving throw to the Wild Surge instead.
The magic of the Wild One is too crazy to be concealed. It is difficult to calmly and rationally alter the
nature of chaos, and hence they may not take the non-weapon proficencies of Psionic Mimicry, Sensory
Alteration, and Somatic Concealment. Spell Effects are noticed as normal though.
Also Wild ones suffer a -10% to all Learn Spell checks due to their departure from the standard practices of
magic.
Note: here is the procedure for Wild One spellcasting: roll for Level Variation, roll to see if the spell
suceeeds, roll to see if there is a Wild Surge, apply any resulting effects. (Not too ugly, it is?)
Wizling (designed for use with Age of Heroes rules)

Description: The Wizling is a halfling who has turned his back on traditional halfling beliefs holding
wizardly magic as wrong. He is a wizard in a race of non-wizards, placing himself outside normal halfling
culture. This kit enables a halfling to become a wizard, either Preserver or Defiler. Note that this is a kit,
and hence no further modifications to the halfling wizard may apply (hence no Archanamach or Shadow
Wizard halflings).
Role: As members of halfling society, Wizlings are seen as outcasts. They have rejected many of the
traditional halfling beliefs and enbraced the "savage" practice of magic. Yet, they are not persuicuted and
hunted as wizards are in the Tablelands. Instead, they are merely frowned upon. Their importance is
sometimes substantial to local members of their community, but this is rare. Usually, the only place left for
a Wizling is either with the Veiled Alliance or under some sort of unscrupulus ruler. Even in those places,
the Wizling is still quite out of his element, as he is anywhere on Athas.
Requirements: To be a Wizling, a character must be a halfling with a minimum of Intelligence score of 15
and a Constitution of 13.
Preferred Schools: None
Barred Schools: None
Nonweapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Psionic Mimicry, Somatic Concealment, Survival, Thaumaturgy.
Recommended: Sensory Alteration. Required: Spellcraft.
Weapon Proficiencies: Standard
Equiptment: The Wizling is required to have an obsidian focus (see below) to cast their magic.
Special Benefits: This character may be a halfling and a wizard.
Special Hinderances: The Wizling may not except the saving throw bonus vs. magic normally attributed to
halfings. In order to cast magic, the Wizling use use an obsidian orb, similar to those used by dragons. In
addition to this, whenever they cast magic, the Wizling suffers a hit point loss equal to the spell level they
just cast (minimum of 1) in temporary damage (or permanent if they are a defiler). Their magic is derived
from animals, not from the environment, and so no Wizling can ever harm the environment.
Their spell point total for the day is figured as normal.
Any class Kits

Tyrian Templar
Description: With the fall of Kalak the templars of Tyr have had a rough time governing the city. Since
most of the former templars were killed or ran away the templars are looking for new recruits. Clerics,
mages, and psionicists are among the new templars that rise quickest in rank.
The templars continue their administrative roles despite the loss of their spellcasting abilities. They no
longer define the legal system as they once did as Kalaks enforcers, but some templars have found
imaginative ways to subvert the laws passed down by the Council to further their own ends. They excel as
bureaucrats and have refined collusion and graft into high art forms. They practice the mechanics of
oversight , and those who wish to see the wheels of progress turn must regularly grease the palm of those
who turn the wheels. An ambitious templar may even assassinate another of his ilk to gain the favor of a
third. There is no end to the scheming that a templar is capable of.
What makes these corrupt templars even more dangerous is that, except in cases of extreme importance to
Tyr, the templars sit in judgment of crimes within the city. They investigate, accuse, pass judgment,
imprison, or pardon Tyrian citizens and visitors just as they did under Kalak. A well-placed templar can be
a valuable ally or a terrible foe. Anyone conducting business or pursuing politics in Tyr would be wise to
cultivate good relations with this powerful faction.
The organization of the templars follow hierarchical lines of authority. (The king oversees the bureaucracy
and punishes or rewards its work.) The bureaucracy is currently headed by Timor, Senior Templar and
Minister of Tyr. Beneath him are the ministers, each department maintains its own security force and
operates independently of the others, save that all department heads report directly to Timor who, himself,
reports directly to the council. The ministers supervise various minor officials and functionaries, creating
an immense tangle of red tape where corruption, bribery, and backstabbing are commonplace. The
departments of Tyr are listed on page 9 of the City-State of Tyr book, with additional examples of templar
duties on page 83 of DSRB.
Requirements: none beyond normal class requirements.
Non-Weapon Proficiencies: Bonus: Read/Write, Bureaucracy. Required: Etiquette, Heraldry.
Recommended: Riding-Land Based, Local-History, Bargain, Intimidation, Read Lips, Information
Gathering, Observation.
Weapon Proficiencies: Tyrian Templars must take Short sword as their first proficiency, even if their class
doesn't allow short sword as a weapon they may take it with no penalties. The next proficiency slot must be
spent on either dagger or crossbow.
Special Benefits: Tyrian Templars gain all of the ceremonial powers as stated on page 56 of the Earth, Air,
Fire and Water book, except for the first one, because there are no slaves in Tyr.
Special Hindrances: Since Templar is a separate class the character must pay an additional 15% experience
for each level in order to gain the special benefits.
The Templars of Tyr still wear the black cassock as they did when Kalak ruled.
Wealth Options: Tyrian Templars receive 3d6x30 Cp at the beginning of their careers.
Proficiencies
Nonweapon proficiencies
Give tattoo
Author: Greg L Dufner <[email protected]>
1 slot (2 for people without the drawing NWP) / DEX / general
This proficiency allows the user to give tattoo and allows the user to craft his own tattooing needles (or
combs). A proficiency check is made during the tattooing process. The role is modified by the complexity
of the tattoo. A simple tattoo, such as a geometric pattern, is unmodified, while a complicated tattoo is
more difficult, say the Dragon holding up the dark sun might be modified by -4. Size also plays a role, the
larger the tattoo the easier it is to draw, the smaller the more difficult. A successful tattoo results in proper
color set, good art work and clean healing (assuming proper care). A failed check could result in several
things: bad color set, botched art work, or improper healing or excessive scarring. These results should be
determined by the DM, with the severity being determined by the degree of the roll's failure.
Flintknapping
Author: Tim Elkins <[email protected]>
1 slot / INT + DEX reaction adj. / general
This proficiency governs the crafting of small or medium sized stone tools and some simple weapons. It
covers the techniques of direct and indirect percussion, grinding, and retouching. With this proficiency, one
can easily make the simplest stone tools, like "pebble" tools (about hand-sized) such as meat scrapers,
cutters, etc, (mostly for carving up dead animals). One can also make larger axe and adze heads and small
millstones, and small obsidian weapon pieces. Time finding materials can vary greatly, but some suggested
construction times are:
Arrowhead 10/day
Spearhead 3/day
Axe/Adze 2 days
Pebble tools 10/day
Chatkcha 1 day (Thri-kreens
only)
Club 2 days
These are just a few examples, and many more can be added. If another slot is spent on this proficiency,
larger stone/obsidian weapons can be made, at the DM's discretion.
Weapons made in this way are Poor quality to start, but each day spent retouching the item can increase its
quality by one degree (with a successful ability check). This time can increase for larger weapons.
Read/Tie Quipu
1 slot / INT -1 / priest and wizard groups, as well as the trader class
The character can read and tie quipus. Quipus are a means of recording information by the use of knotted
strings of differing colors and lengths. Since each culture ties their quipus uniquely, the character must
select the language in which he is proficient; examples are Common, Elven, and Halfling. Other options
may exist to these standard languages, such as the dialect of the merchant houses, at the DM's discretion
(such as Giant).
Whenever, a PC attempts to read or tie a new quipu, a proficiency check must be made. A failed check
means that the quipu is unreadable by that character until he gains a level. When tying a quipu, characters
add any reaction adjustment for high or low dexterity as an additional check modifier; for example, a PC
with a DEX of 17 would need to roll under his INT +1 (since -1 + 2 = +1). In this case, a failed check means
that the quipu has been tied incorrectly and is unreadable. On a roll of 20, the character misreads/misties
the quipu in such a manner that the mistake is undetectable and results in an outcome to the character's
detriment (e.g., a spell memorized from a mistied quipu might not function or have the reverse effect).
Additional languages may be added by devoting more slots. This proficiency does not convey the ability to
read quipus from ancient cultures.
Equipment
Weapons
NOTES
Cost, damage and weight are based on weapons of metal construction.
Apply appropriate modifiers for weapons made of other materials.
Weapon costs corrected from Age of Heroes

Author: The Sage (Eric Stephen Weilnau) <[email protected]>
This is an errata corrige for the Age of Heroes rulebook. Remember that all the costs are intended for metal
weapons.
Alhulak (CGHB) 9gp

Bard's friend (DM#185) 10gp
Cahulaks (DM#185) 12gp
Carikkal (CGHB) 8gp
Chatkcha (TKoA) 1gp
Crusher (DM#185) 24gp
Datchi club (DM#185) 12gp
Dragon's paw (DM#185) 15gp
Forearm axe (CGHB) 10gp
Gouge (DM#185) 6gp
Gythka (TKoA) 6gp
Impaler (DSRB) 4gp
Lotulis (CGHB) 15gp
Master's whip (DM#185) 6sp
Puchik (CGHB) 6gp
Quabone (DSRB) 1cp (never made of metal)
Singing sticks (CGHB) 5bits (never made of metal)
Tortoise blade (DM#185) 9gp
Trikal (CGHB) 12gp
Weighted pike (DM#185) 6gp
Widow's knife (DM#185) 5gp
Wrist razor (DSRB) 10gp
The alhulak, cahulak, carikkal, chatkcha, crusher, datchi club, and master's whip can be easily made
without metal for 1% of the listed price and don't suffer attack or damage penalties.
I still recomend the use of the original sources as they have better descriptions than AoH and the Dragon
Magazine and Gladiator's Handbook give special uses for the weapons for proficient and specialized users.
The names of the weapons above belong to TSR and are protected by copyright.
Arrows, Long
Weapon Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage

Name
Arrows, Long 5 sp 2 L P 10 2d6+1/2d6+1
Description
Favored by the Judaga of Gulg, long arrows have been a key component in their skirmishes with Nibenay's
army. Each long arrow is six feet long. Given its length, a long arrow cannot be fired from any bow smaller
than a long bow. Unlike other types of arrows, a character wishing to become proficient with the long
arrow must devote a proficiency slot to it -- proficiency with the long bow does not grant proficiency with
the long arrow and vice versa. Due to its unusual nature, a character not proficient in the long arrow
suffers an additional -2 penalty to all attacks (this penalty is in addition to any other penalties for non-
proficiency or low Dexterity) and may fire only one long arrow every other round (ROF 1/2) -- a character
who is not proficient in the long bow cannot fire a long arrow.
Note: when firing long arrows, the speed factor listed here (10) is used instead of the normal speed factor
for a long bow (Range: 5, 10, 17).
Proficiency benefits
Before a character may become proficient with the long arrow, he must already be a specialist with the long
bow. In addition to the usual benefits, proficiency with long arrows allows the character to improve his
rate of fire to one arrow per round.
Specialist benefits
In order to specialize in the long arrow, a player must devote a second slot to it (for a total of 2 slots).
Specialization in with long arrows allows the character to improve his rate of fire to three arrows every two
rounds (i.e., 3/2).
Axe, Kreen
Author: Chay0s <[email protected]>
Cost(Metal) Weight Size Type Speed Damage

50GP 40 G S 11 2D8/2D12
This weapon is only usable by half-giants because of its height of 20'. Some very large Muls or Tareks have
also been seen with them occasionally, but only if their strength is 22 and then the speed factor is 15 for non
Half-Giants. This weapon is called a Kreen Axe because of its use by HG's to swat jumping Kreen and
because of its appearance. The Kreen Axe shaft is made of one rib of a Tik'da cactus. The rib is cut in half
from its original 40ft. Two crossbars are set at the top of the shaft. One on the very top, the second about
two feet lower. Both crossbars are perpendicular. Then Four Halberd-like axeheads are attached to the
crossbars, all facing the same direction. The Axe head are about 2feet long apiece.
Proficient Use
Having a proficiency in this weapon lets the character use it. Otherwise a non-trained character cannot use
it.
Specialization
Specialization in this weapon allows a character to reduce the speed factor of the weapon by 2.
Circular Saw
Weapon Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage

Name
Circular Saw 1 gp 5 S S 5 1d4+1/1d
4
Description
Circular saws are commonly made by baking the teeth of a predator into the outer edges of a flat ceramic
disc or carving the entire disc and serrated edges from chitin. A small rod pierces the center of the 12 inch
disc, projecting an inch on either side. By using a specially designed throwing stick shaped like a two-foot
long, two-pronged fork with a slight curve, these discs can be thrown up to 30 yards (Range: 1, 2, 3).
Proficiency benefits
The proficient user can achieve a rate of fire of 2 blades per round (a nonproficient user can only throw 1
blade per round).
Specialist benefits
The specialist can attempt to use his fork to catch a saw thrown at him. He must roll a saving throw versus
breath weapon. A successful save means he has caught his opponent's saw and may immediately throw
the saw back assuming he still has an attack left that round). A failed save means the saw hits his fork but
is not caught, and the fork must save versus crushing blow to avoid breaking.
Laan'Thuu
Author: Chay0s <[email protected]>
In elven language: Weapon breaker
Cost(Metal) Weight Size Type Speed Damage

11GP 7 S P 4 1D6/1D6-1
This weapon is essentially a small shield with four spikes set about 6 inches apart in a square on the outside
of the shield. The spikes are about six inches long also. The weapon is held in a similar fashion to the
Puchik and is used in the same way when attacking. That is in a punching fashion. Most versions of this
weapon are metal because it is to break weapons. Any other material has an equal chance to break when
used to break other weapons. These weapons are difficult to make as reflected by their price. The difficulty
arises in the use of two swiveling pieces. One piece is at the point where the handle meets the shield,
allowing the shield and spike to spin on the handle. The other piece is a small knob located on the inside
rim of the shield; this allows the user to move the shield part without jerking their whole arm around.
Here are the multiple uses for this weapon.

Shield: This weapon can be used as a shield for a -1 AC bonus on attacks coming from the defenders front.
Weapon: Piercing attacks d6/d6-1 Damage
Weapon Breaking: If the character makes a successful parrying attempt she may attempt to break the
weapon parried as long as her other hand is free to grab the knob on the rim of the shield. The weapon
must be at least one foot long to get caught between the spikes. The GM rolls a save vs. crushing blow
based on the weapon material with the modifier of the parrying characters to damage bonus subtracting
from the # rolled.
{EX: The Mul parries the elves' sword. Both weapons are made of thick wood (13vs CB) the GM rolls the
save and rolls a 19 minus the Muls Dmg bonus of 5.19-5=14 the attempt failed to break the elves' sword.}
If the Laan'Thuu is not metal and fails in breaking a caught weapon a regular save vs. crushing blow must
also be made for it. If the Laan'Thuu is broken then roll on the following table for what is broken
D6
1-4= Spikes broken only usable as shield
5= Handle broken not usable
6= Rim handle broken, cannot be used to break weapons
*The prices, weights, and damage values that is given to you here are for weapons that made of metal, but
all of them can be made from other material without changes to damage.
Other Equipment
Water Blossom
Description: The water blossom is a small portable water recycling unit. It consists of a dome-shaped lid.
The actual shape of the lid depends on the material it is made of, be it hide, chitin, or metal. This lid sits
atop a bucket-type structure with a nearly water tight seal. Around the inside of the lid there are many
small catch pockets for capturing reclaimed water.
The water blossom operates by placing waste/harmful fluids in the bucket portion of the apparatus.
(These fluids can be anything water based, such as blood or urine, or they can even be materials with a high
percentage of water in them, feces, vegetable matter, and so on.) The lid is then placed atop the bucket an
left in direct sunlight. As the interior is heated, the water evaporates from its host fluid/substance, rises in
the heat, and coalesces on the inside of the lid. After it coalesces it runs down the sides and collects in the
pockets to be reclaimed and used.
A Water Blossom has a water recovery ratio that determines how much water it can recover from a water
source (blood, urine, etc.). If the ratio is 2:1, it takes 2 gallons of material to recover 1 gallon of water.
Water blossoms can be made from three types of material: hide, chitin, or metal. Each model has it's own
water recovery ratio, cost and weight.
Material Weight Recovery Ratio Cost

Hide 5-10 lbs 3:1 30-40 gp
Chitin 7-12 lbs 3:2 30-35 gp
Metal 20-30 lbs 4:3 55-75 gp
These ratios are for liquid based sources only, solid sources would have a lower ratio.
The time needed to recover water is four hours per gallon required, and this is assuming direct, continuous
sunlight. Each blossom has it's benefits and draw backs such as the hide model while extremely light,
requires a great deal of maintenance. This model needs to be oiled on a regular basis, and more frequently
with increased use.
Obviously these are not the only materials that can be used to create the blossom, they are just the most
efficient and common. The carapaces of giant arthropods would work well also, specifically giant spiders
and ticks. But the DM will have to modify prices and occurrences of these models.
Rules
Amount of food produced from create food and water spell

Some standard spells were modified for the DS setting. Occasionally these modifications have increased the
complexity of the spells. A prime example is create food and water, which creates these items by the cubic
foot. By limiting the priest's ability to create water to only .5 gallons per level (see DSRB), the question of
how much food remains after the water has been created requires the conversion of the water created into
pounds (8.5 lbs per gallon), the determination of the cubic feet that water takes up (at 64 lbs per cu ft), and
the calculation of the remainder. That is, the amount of food created may be calculated by the following
equation:
food = level - (gallons x 8.5)/64
where food is the total amount of food created, level is the caster's level, and gallons is the amount of water
created.
The following table also reports the amount of water produced by create water and the weight of the water
(not including containers; the DM may use .5 lbs for each gallon-sized container), which serve as
intermediate steps in the above calculation. More importantly, it also includes the amount of food and
water produced by create food and water for priests of levels 1 to 30, assuming that the priest wants to
produce the maximum amount of water.
Since a cubic foot feeds 3 M-sized creatures or one L-sized creature, the DM may use the percentages to
determine number of creatures that the food will satisfy by using .33 and .66 as cutoff points. If the
remainder is greater than .33, it feeds one additional person; if greater than.66, it feeds two people. For
example, a 5th level priest creates 4.67 cubic feet of food enough for 14 M-sized creatures (4 x 3 + 2). And
an 8th level priest creates 7.47 cubic feet of food -- enough for 22 M-sized creatures with a little left over
(but not enough to constitute complete nourishment for another; 7 x 3 + 1).
Level of Create Create Food &
Priest Water Water
1 0.50 gal ( 4.25 lbs) 1 cu ft = 0.93 cu ft + 0.50 gal
24 12.00 gal (102.00 lbs) 24 cu ft = 22.41 cu ft + 12.00 gal
Gladiator's Followers, Alternate table Table 3: Gladiator Type
Author: Felixmeister (Andrew Poli) D100 Roll Type
<[email protected], 1-30 Same as Player Character
[email protected]> 31-38 Beast Trainer
Edited by Robert Adducci <[email protected]> 39-43 Blind Fighter
and Darknight <[email protected]> 44-51 Arena Champion
52-60 Convict (EX)
All gladiators get one follower at 9th level. This is 61-69 Professional Gladiator
a gladiator of the same kit and similar 70-74 Jazst
background as the PC gladiator. The follower is 75-82 Montare
of d3+1 levels and is more loyal than any other 1-6 Montare
followers in the future and gains in experience 7-10 Char-Montare
along with the PC. 83-90 Reaver
91-100 Gladiatorial Slave (EX)
Table 1: Gladiators Followers
Gladiator Number of Follower % Special Table 3a: Gladiator Race
Level Followers Level D100 Roll Race
10 1d3+1 1d4+1 0 1-11 Dwarf
11 1d3+2 1d4+2 5 12-20 Elf
12 1d4+1 1d6+1 10 21-30 Half-elf
13 1d4+2 1d6+2 15 31-42 Half Giant
14 1d6+1 1d8+1 20 43-45 Halfling
15 1d6+2 1d8+2 25 46-71 Human
16 1d8+1 1d10+1 30 72-89 Mul
17 1d8+2 1d10+2 35 90-92 Pterran
18 1d10+1 1d12+1 40 93-100 Thri-kreen
19 1d10+2 1d12+2 45
20 1d12+1 1d12+3 50 Table 4: Other Class
D100 Roll Class
* Roll the given percentage or less; if successful, 1-9 Bard
check for type of special agent against Table 6: 10-20 Cleric
Special 1 - Air
2 - Earth
To determine the type of follower roll against 3 - Fire
table 2 then on table 3, 4 or 5 as appropriate. 4 - Water
21-29 Druid
Table 2: Follower Type 30-33 Defiler
D10 Roll Type Roll on Table 34-49 Fighter
1-4 Gladiator 3 50-54 Preserver
5-7 Other Classed 4 55-64 Psionicist
8-10 Group/Skilled 5 65-80 Ranger
Individual 81-89 Thief
90-100 Trader
Table 4a: Other Class Race
D100 Roll Race
1-5 Aarakocra
6-14 Dwarf
15-26 Elf
27-39 Half-elf
40-46 Half Giant
47-49 Halfling
50-75 Human
76-92 Mul
93-95 Pterran
96-100 Thri-kreen
Table 5: Group/Skilled Individual

D100 Roll Type of Follower
1-9 Masseur
10-18 Trainer
19-27 Weaponsmith
28-36 Bowyer
37-45 Armourer
46-54 Bookie
55-63 Agent
64-71 Patron
72-80 Healer
81-90 Groupies
91-100 Fans
Table 6: Special
D100 Roll Type
1-15 Gladiator and followers (if any), roll for type on Table 3
16-25 Multiclass Character (designed by DM)
26-35 Gladiator or Other Classed + 1d6 levels
36-45 Very skilled individual, roll on Table 5 twice, ignoring 81-100
46-55 Dual classed Gladiator, roll on Table 3 then Table 4. Roll levels separately for each
class
56-65 Tarek
66-75 Giant
76-80 Belgoi * (the big furry thing, not the pit bull)
81-90 Braxat
91-96 Gith *
97-100 Exceptional Situation **
1-4 Friendship of a Slave Tribe
5-8 Friendship of an Elven Tribe
9-12 Favor from a Veiled Alliance
13-16 Favor of a gladiatorial official
17-19 Another Gladiator will throw a fight for the PC in a future fight
20 Service of a Planar Creature. Why? Dont know. ***
*Accepting this follower is considered an evil act and the DM is free to toast the PC in any way his evil
imagination can devise.
** Subject to DM approval
*** Once and only once or just ignore it and have the planar creature eat the PC for lunch
Frequency and Chance of Wilderness Encounters

Terrain Type - Four new terrain types were added by myself. They are Crimson Savannah, Dead Lands,
Kano Swamp, and Misty Border.
MC - Cost for overland movement. Same as original table.
Base EC - The Base EC was the chance from the original table used here just to illustrate the average
encounter chance throughout an entire day. If a number appears in a specific time, then that number should
be used not the Base EC.
Time of Day - This lists the number or less that must be rolled on a D12 for an encounter to occur. This does
not ensure an encounter, only that the check be made.
& - Denotes that no roll must be made, no chance of encounter exists.
Time of Day
Terrain Type M Base 5-7 7-9 9-11 11-1 1-3 3-5 5-7 7-9 9-11 11-1 1-3 3-5
C EC AM AM AM AP PM PM PM PM PM AP AM AM
Boulder Fields 4 2 & 2 1 & & 1 2 2 2 3 3 &
Crimson 3 3 3 3 3 2 1 2 3 3 4 4 4 4
Savannah
Dead Lands 2 1 & & & & & & & & 1 1 1 1
Deep Silt - 1 & & & & & 1 1 & & & & &
Forest 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3
Forest Ridge 6 3 & 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 4 4 4 &
Kano Swamp 7 3 3 3 & & & & & & 3 3 3 3
Misty Border 8 4 4 4 3 & & & & 3 4 4 5 5
Mountain 8 3 & 3 2 & & & & 2 3 4 4 &
Mud Flat 8 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5
Rocky Badland 3 2 & 2 1 & & 1 2 & & 3 3 &
Sandy Waste 3 1 & 1 1 & & 1 1 & & 1 1 &
Salt Flat 1 1 1 & & & & & & & & 1 1 1
Scrub Plain 2 1 1 1 1 & & 1 1 1 1 & & 1
Silt - 1 1 1 & & & & & & & 1 1 &
Stony Barren 2 3 & & & & & & & 3 3 & & &
Verdant Belt 2 2 & 2 2 & & 2 2 & & & & &
Additional rules for Half-Giants

Author: The Sage - Eric Stephen Weilnau <[email protected]>
Doubles Hit Dice rolls (bonus for high Con is added afterwards)
Weight allowance is doubled and max press is quadrupled (for warriors add the benefits of exceptional Str
before multiplying by 4)
Example (uses my rules for Strength and exceptional Strength for warriors):
A half-giant gladiator rolls a 4 for exceptional Str. So his Str is: 24 +8 +16 2,670 6,560 19(18) 99%
For open doors or bend bars/lift gates use the listed score only when dealing with things specifically
designed to restrain creatures of their size or larger (eg. ropes used to tether a mekillot) or when the feat
would be impossible for smaller races (eg. forcing open the gates of a city-state). All other uses (eg. forcing
open human sized doors, breaking normal ropes) are considered automatic success unless the DM feels
that special circumstances would warrant a normal check.
All personal equipment will be twice the cost and 8 times the weight.
* Half-giant sized weapons are 2x normal price, 2x normal length, 8x normal weight, one size category
larger, +3 to speed factor, and double the dice for damage (1d10 will be 2d10, 3d6 will be 6d6, etc.).
Damage categories need to be redefined as S-L and H.
Note: half-giants cannot use S weapons, use M&L weapons one handedly, and use G weapons with two
hands
Example: half-giant two-handed sword

Damage
Cost (metal) Weight Size Type Speed F. S-L H
100gp 120 G S 13 2d10 6d6
*This is all based on "Giant-sized weapons" by Stephen Martin Dragon Magazine #109 May 1986 p54.
This was all that I could think of at the moment. Any additions or feedback would be appreciated.
Notes about Athasian Giants

Weapons for Athasian giants should be 4x the normal price, 4x the normal length, 64x the normal weight,
two size categories larger, +6 to speed category, and quadruple the dice for damage (I would condense this
when possible--eg. 1d10 will be 2d20, 3d6 will be 6d12, etc.). Damage categories need to be redefined as S-
H and G.
Giants cannot use S&M weapons, use L&G weapons with one hand, and use H weapons with two hands.
Athasian giants are stronger than those on other worlds. They have 25 Str and therefore +14 to damage
(really evil DMs may even want to add exceptional Str for important giant NPCs lowering the THAC0 by 2
and adding 18 to damage).
Nonmental Weapons Rules

Nonmental Weapon Costs
Have you seriously taken a look at the percentile costs for nonmetal weapons given in the DSRB? To
refresh your memory, metal weapons are 100% of cost in the PHB; bone are 30%; obsidian/stone are 50%;
and wood are 10%. I think the nonmetal percentages must be a mistake.
I was rolling up a PC and decided to see what his "official" starting funds would be (something that I don't
usually do). He is a gladiator and he gets 5d4x30 cp. I rolled 13, so he would start with 360 cp, or 36 sp, or
3 gp, 6 sp. Then I started pricing weapons and found that I could hardly afford any! Take the mundane
long sword (15 gp for metal) -- a wood sword (the worst quality) would cost 1 gold, 5 silver (that's equal to
3 10,000 pound capacity open wagons!!!)! Christ, a simple wooden dagger (2 gp for metal) would cost 2
silver (enough for a 2,500 lbs capacity open wagon)! In addition, these prices seem WAY out of line with
the weapons presented in the DSRB. The gythka costs 6 cp and the impaler costs 4 cp (it does not say if
these are the cost for metal weapons -- I seriously doubt it, so I would assume that the damage might need
to be adjusted for metal versions of these weapons?). These are both polearms. Imagine the gythka is
composed of a similar amount of material as a lucern hammer (7 gp for metal), since they both do P/B
damage, weigh about the same, and do relatively the same damage. Well, a wooden lucern hammer costs 7
SILVER! A bone one costs 2 gp, 1 sp! And a stone one costs 3 gp, 5 sp!!!
Finally, clubs, bows, lances, and several other weapons can be purchased for 1% of their PHB cost. Why
would a stone spear (8 sp x .01 = 8 bits) cost less than a stone knife (5 sp x .5 = 25 cp) -- the knife costs over
31 times more than the spear! Also, note that DRAGON #185 presents several weapons that "can be easily
made without metal; they can easily be purchased for 1% of the price listed and used without damage or
attack penalties regardless of materials used." One of these is the chulak -- like 2 grappling hooks with the
handles attached via a 12' cord (gold price=12; wght=12; sz=M; type=P/B; spd=5; dmg=1d6/1d6). Thus, a
stone pair would cost 12 cp (still 3 times as much as an impaler, but . . .). Why is it so much easier to make a
pair of chulakas then a knife, making the knife cost over twice as much for a substantially less effective
weapon (the benefits, such as conceivability, of the knife don't appear to be strong enough to warrant the
higher price)?
There is obviously something wrong here, and I don't remember reading any corrections to these pricing
schemes. So let me propose one. Instead of the above percentage costs for nonmetal weapons, use 3% for
bone, 5% for obsidian/stone, and 1% for wood. These prices would make that wooden long sword 15 cp
(still seems a bit expensive, but . . .), that wooden dagger 2 cp, that wooden lucern hammer 7 cp, and that
stone knife 2 cp, 5 bits. Realize that these prices are still not cheap for the common man -- take a look at the
Common Wages table in the DSRB. The heavy footman (the best paid footman type) makes no more than 5
bits PER WEEK! At that rate, it would still be 4 weeks before she could afford a wooden dagger (if she
spends her money on nothing else).
In-depth nonmetal Weapons Rules

Author: Mizar the Brilliant <[email protected]>
Introduction
Page 51 of the DSRB contains the section dealing with nonmetal weapons. The rules are very simple and
were clearly designed to add a little bit of spice to the game without affecting playability, and if that is what
you're looking for those are the rules you should use. The following set of optional rules was designed to
expand on the original ones, adding more realism and balance to them, but may prove to be a little bit more
cumbersome (i.e., more dice rolling) during the game. More than that, these rules effectively change the
way weapons are seen in the world: Nonmetal weapons will break much more often, and as a consequence
metal weapons become highly prized items on Athas, as they should be. Also, characters will have to take
this into account when planning their gear for travel. Extra weapons should be taken if one doesn't want to
suddenly find himself bare-handed in the middle of the desert. Each material has gained individual
characteristics which represent a set of strengths and weaknesses, in such a way that the overall balance is
still maintained.
Limitations of the DSRB Rules

According to the DSRB, a nonmetal weapon has a 1-in-20 chance of breaking whenever maximum damage
is done. The first limitation of this rule is that weapons of the same kind have the same chance to break,
regardless of what they're made of. But the second, and most important one, is that the chance of breaking
a certain weapon DOES
become dependent on which and how many dice you roll for damage! This variation is merely a
consequence of game mechanics, and obviously has no correlation with reality.
Here's an extreme example of discrepancy resultant from this rule: Arngor and Taraq are fighting a large
creature. Arngor wields an obsidian bastard sword, while Taraq has an obsidian two-handed sword. Both
of them score a hit and will now roll for damage: Arngor must roll 1d12 and Taraq 3d6. Thus, the chance
that Arngor will do max damage is merely 1/12, while Taraq's probability is (1/6)^3 = 1/216! Therefore,
the chance that Arngor will break his weapon is 18 times greater than Taraq's, although both weapons are
very similar, structurally speaking. Also, nothing would be changed if Taraq's weapon were made of bone
or wood.
Optional Rules
The following rules have been written in a way that the DM may choose which ones he wants to add to his
game, while being able to discard others. Many of them are also compatible with the original rules in the
DSRB. This way, it should be possible to fit them to into any campaign.
Breaking
Weapons break because of the impact they suffer when landing on a target (known as Newton's third
law :-). It has already been pointed out that the chance of breaking should depend less on the dice and
more on the material that the weapon is made of. The following rule solves both problems: "A check must
be made to see if a weapon will break whenever the weapon does ABOVE AVERAGE damage. The average
damage is easily calculated by adding the minimum damage with the maximum damage and then dividing
by 2. The % chance of breaking depends on the material and is given in table 1." Note that by using the
average damage as a reference, instead of the maximum, the check becomes completely dice --
independent, because there's always a 50% chance of doing above average damage no matter which or how
many dice are rolled.
Example: Arngor and Taraq are fighting the same creature, with the same weapons as above. The average
damage of a Bastard Sword is 6.5, while the 2-H Sword's average is 10.5, so if Arngor rolls 7 or more and
Taraq rolls 11 or more, both of them will have to check for breaking. If both weapons are made of
obsidian, they'll have a 2% chance of breaking. If Taraq's sword is made of bone, his chance is increased to
6% (see below).
Now, let's see how often weapons will break with this rule, in comparison to the DSRB rule: Using the
DSRB, nonmetal Bastard Swords will statistically break once every 240 successful hits [(1/12)*(1/20)], while
nonmetal 2-H Swords break once every 4320 hits [(1/216)*(1/20)]. With the optional rule, both Bastard
and 2-H Swords, as well as any other weapon, break once every 100 hits if made of obsidian [(50%)*(2%)],
50 hits if wood, and 33 hits if bone.
Note that the two weapons chosen as examples are among the least frequently broken with the DSRB rules.
A nonmetal dagger (or any other weapon using 1d4 for dmg) breaks every 80 hits, while a nonmetal knife
against large creatures breaks every 40 hits!
Speed
The weapon speed modifier to initiative is very much dependent on two factors: how heavy a weapon is
and/or how difficult it is to prepare an attack. The first one is the case of swinging weapons like swords,
axes and maces, while the second is for those that must be armed like bows and slings. Since nonmetal
weapons are generally lighter than their metal counterparts, it is reasonable to conclude that they should be
somewhat faster as well. Table 1 shows speed modifiers for each material. Note that these modifiers
should apply only to weapons whose weight makes a difference, and no weapon can have an overall
negative modifier.
Cost
Although until the day of the conclusion of these rules there was no official errata released by TSR, it is a
general feeling that the table for weapon costs in the DSRB is misprinted. Metal weapons should be MUCH
more expensive than what that table suggests. Table 1 below lists weapon costs relative to metal as an
optional rule, but the values are probably what TSR had intended them to be in the first place.
Table 1: Characteristics of each material used for weapons.

MATERIAL COST WEIGHT SPEED DAMAGE HIT BREAK
Metal 100% 100% -- -- -- --
Stone/Obsidian 5% 75% -1 -1 -2 2%
Bone 3% 50% -2 -1 -1 6%
Wood 1% 50% -2 -2 -3 4%
See also Nonmental Weapon Costs before in this chapter.
Strength
Characters with exceptional strength get a bonus to their damage rolls. This is because they are able to add
more momentum to their weapons and therefore increase the impact. Since we have already seen that
weapons break basically due to impact, it is only logical to assume that strong characters will break their
weapons more often. So, as an optional rule, the DM may rule that MAX or AVERAGE damage of
weapons are the values calculated from their unmodified damage dice, and a character's STR bonus must
be added to the roll to see if a break check is necessary. Example: Sulidor the half-giant has a +5 bonus to
his damage rolls. He strikes his large opponent with his Bastard Sword and rolls a 4 on 1d12. This number
is below the average of a "natural" 1d12, but Sulidor must add 5 to this roll, totalling 9, above average.
Sulidor will have to make a break check.
Note that bonuses to damage due to magic and specialization should NOT be computed when calculating
the necessity of a break check, since these bonuses are not consequences of increased impact. Of course,
penalties due to low STR will reduce the frequency of break checks in a similar manner.
Balanced Blow
When using the strength rule above, as well as in many other situations, a character might sometimes not
want to put all his strength into an attack. If this is the case, the player announces in the BEGINNING of
the round that he intends to balance his blows, and informs how much he wants to penalize his damage.
His penalty will then be computed just like low STR. This is valid for any character, exceptionally strong or
not.
Weapon Quality
In a world where the demand for nonmetal weapons is high and where these weapons don't last too long,
there will be a lot of people in the weapon-making business. Since working with nonmetal materials is
much easier, many of these people will present themselves as "weaponsmiths", although they did not have
the proper training. On the other side, you will also find some very few "masters" of the art, people who
have worked hard and developed techniques to improve the quality of their products. This means there
will be a variety of weapon qualities, from an improvised piece of stick that breaks on the first blow to a
true masterpiece bone halberd, almost as good as a metal one. Table 2 shows the average modifiers for
each quality. High quality weapons will have a bonus to hit OR to damage, but not to both. This depends
on how the material was optimized. Low quality weapons can be as bad as you can imagine them, but will
usually be at -1 to hit and damage. Table 3 shows the distribution of weapon qualities when found as part
of a treasure.
Table 2: Weapon Quality Modifiers

QUALITY COST HIT/DAMAGE BREAK
High x3 +1 x1/2
Average x1 - -
Poor x1/3 -1 x2
Table 3: Weapons found in treasure
QUALITY STONE/OBSIDIAN BONE WOOD
Poor 01-20 01-25 01-30
Average 21-90 26-95 31-85
High 91-00 96-00 86-00
"Gimme a Break"
If with all these rules the DM decides weapons will be breaking too often for his likes, he can rule that on
the first failed break check the weapon is not immediately rendered useless, but rather worsens its quality
somehow. A piercing weapon may have it's pointed tip broken off, a slashing weapon may lose some of its
cut and a blunt weapon may develop a crack, so that they no longer work properly. These weapons will
be at -1 to hit and damage and have twice the % chance of breaking on the next check. On a successful
saving throw vs. crushing blow these weapons can also be fixed, but it's up to the DM to decide who can
do that and how much it will cost.
Slave Costs
Author: Nexx3 <[email protected]>
Slaves are divided into the general categories of Work (the farmers and quarry slaves), House (butlers,
maids), Concubines, and Gladiators.
As to my modifiers and comments, these are based on common sense. A warrior carries himself a way that
implies strength. Slaves who would be incompetent in their professions would obviously be rooted out.
Remember, slaves are often sold in lots for the farm and quarry categories. This might hide an otherwise
obvious mage or psionicist.
Work Slaves
The average cost for work slaves is based on a 0th level being, with attributes ranging from 8-12 in all
important areas.
General Modifiers
+1cp per 3 warrior levels
/2 if obviously wizard, priest, or psionicist
-1 per Strength or Constitution below 8
-1 per 2 Dexterity below 6
+1 per Strength or Constitution above 15
Race Price
Human: 10cp
Aarakocra: 6cp (overall unsuitableness)
Dwarf: 15cp
Elf: 7cp (too many opportunities to run)
Half-Elf: 9cp
Half-Giant: 25cp
Halfling: 5cp (They eat other slaves, are weak, and run)
Mul: 15cp
Pterran: 10cp
Thri-Kreen: 7cp (Dangerous and flight risks)
House Slaves
General Modifiers
+ 5 Former Traders (good organizers)
-5 Former Templars (Unstrustworthy)
+3 Former Bard
-2 per Charisma below 8
/2 known trouble maker
+1 per Charisma above 14
+1 per 2 dex above 15
Race Price
Human: 12cp
Aarakocra: 2cp (Claustrophobic in the extreme)
Dwarf: 10cp
Elf: 11cp
Half-Elf: 12cp
Half-Giant: 4cp (They're stupid, and too big)
Halfling: 8cp (Problems with pets and slavery)
Mul: 11cp
Pterran: 12cp
Thri-Kreen: 5cp (not suitable to work near the family)
Concubines
General Modifiers
x2 Per 3 Bard levels
+1 Per Charisma above 14
+1 Per Dexterity over 16
+1 Per Constitution above 15
+/- ? Proficiency in Whip, Chain...
Race: Price:
Human: 20cp
Aarakocra: 1cp (They're claustrophobic birds)
Dwarf: 12cp
Elf: 17cp
Half-Elf: 6cp
Half-Giant: 4cp (They're stupid, and too big)
Halfling: 15cp
Mul: 16cp
Pterran: 2cp (well, maybe)
Thri-Kreen: 1 bit (well, maybe)
Gladiators
I'll let you come up with those. I wouldn't have a clue, but it'd probably be based on popularity of the
gladiator, race, and whatever else. Legends command their own price.
Darknights Note: gladiators from Draj and Balic are highly prized for their fighting skills.
Drajans fight like savage beasts, they are thrown in the arena within their first week in the pens, they eat
just enough to live and sometimes less so that fights between gladiators are frequent. As a result only the
strongest survive and become true gladiators.
The Balicans are trained by master gladiators since their first day, are well nurished and excel in technique
and style.
Both schools pretend to be the best of Athas and the prices for their gladiators are evenly matched.
Alternate Strength Table (based on 1st edition Dark Sun)

Author: Marcos A. Avila <[email protected]>
This table removes the percentace of exceptional strength for a score of 18 and readjusts bonuses
accordingly.
Ability Hit Damage Weight Max. Open Bend Bars/
Score Prob. Adj. Allow. Press Doors Lift Gates
1 -5 -4 1 3 1 0%
2 -4 -3 3 5 1 0%
3 -3 -2 5 10 2 0%
4 -2 -1 10 20 3 0%
5 -2 -1 15 30 3 0%
6 -1 0 20 45 4 0%
7 -1 0 25 60 4 0%
8 0 0 30 85 5 1%
9 0 0 35 95 5 1%
10 0 0 40 110 6 2%
11 0 0 45 120 6 3%
12 0 0 50 135 7 4%
13 0 0 60 150 7 5%
14 0 0 70 170 8 7%
15 0 0 85 200 9 10%
16 0 +1 110 230 10 14%
17 +1 +2 150 270 11(1) 18%
18 +2 +3 220 350 13(3) 25%
19 +2 +5 300 480 15(6) 40%
20 +3 +6 400 630 16(9) 55%
21 +4 +8 550 800 17(12) 70%
22 +5 +10 700 1000 18(14) 80%
23 +6 +11 900 1200 18(16) 90%
24 +6 +13 1200 1500 19(17) 95%
25 +7 +14 1500 1800 19(18) 99%
Alternate Strength Table (based on 2nd edition Dark Sun)

Author: The Sage (Eric Stephen Weilnau) <[email protected]>
Feedback is greatly appreciated.
Ability Hit Damage Weight Max Open Bend Bars/

Score Prob Adj Allow Press Doors Lift Gates
3 -3 -1 5 10 2 0%
4-5 -2 -1 10 25 3 0%
6-7 -1 - 20 55 4 0%
8-9 - - 35 90 5 1%
10-11 - - 40 115 6 2%
12-13 - - 45 140 7 4%
14-15 - - 55 170 8 7%
16 - +1 70 195 9 10%
17 +1 +1 85 220 10 15%
18 +1 +2 110 255 12 25%
19 +2 +4 235 380 14(3) 35%
20 +3 +5 485 640 16(6) 50%
21 +4 +6 635 810 17(9) 60%
22 +4 +8 785 970 17(12) 70%
23 +5 +10 935 1,130 18(14) 85%
24 +6 +12 1,235 1,440 18(16) 95%
25 +7 +14 1,535 1,750 19(18) 99%
Any warrior that has his/her racial max in Str (20 for humans, 22 for muls, 24 for half-giants, etc.) is
entitled to roll 1d4 for exceptional Str on the table below.
Roll Hit Damage Weight Bonuses Chance Bonus

Bonus Bonus Allow Max Press Open Doors Bend Bars/Lift Gates
1 +1 +1 +25 +50 +1 +5%
2 +1 +2 +50 +100 +1(+1) +5%
3 +2 +3 +75 +150 +2(+3) +10%
4 +2 +4 +100 +200 +2(+5) +15%
Examples:
A human fighter rolls a 3 for exceptional Str. So his Str is:
20 +5 +8 560 790 18(9) 60%
A dwarven gladiatior rolls a 1 for exceptional Str. So his Str is:
21 +5 +7 660 860 18(9) 65%
Weapon-Group Proficiency with Athasian Weapons

The CFH introduced the concept of weapon-group proficiencies. Below, I classify all the DS weapons
(presented in DRAGON #185, CGH, the DSNHB, and Polyhedron) into their "tight" and "broad" groups.
Tight Groups Gouge Puchik

Gythka Quabone
Axes: Lotulis Talid
Carikkal Quad Fauchard Tortoise Blades
Forearm Axe Trikal Widow's Knife
Hawk Hatchet Weighted Pike Wrist razor
Bows: Segmented Weapons: Cleaving/crushing Weapons:
Clubbing Weapons: Alhulak Carikkal
Datchi Club Cahulaks Datchi Club
Footman's Gladiator's Singing Sticks Forearm Axe
Friend Short Blades: Footman's Gladiator's
Hamanu's Staff Bard's Friend Friend
Rim Club Puchik Hamanu's Staff
Singing Sticks Talid Rim Club
Footman's Whistling Mace Widow's Knife Singing Sticks
Horseman's Whistling Mace Wrist razor Footman's Whistling Mace
Crossbows: Sickles: Horseman's Whistling Mace
Fencing Blades: Slings: Pole Weapons:
Flails: Dejada Dragon's Paw
Lances: Dejada Cestus Double-bladed Spear
Long Blades: Spears: Impaler
Mandible Sword Double-bladed Spear Gladiator's Friend
Quabone Dragon's Paw Gouge
Medium Blades: Whips: Gythka
Footman's Gladiator's Chain Whip Lotulis
Friend Master's Whip Quad Fauchard
Hook Sword Trikal
Tortoise Blades Broad Groups Weighted Pike
Picks: Small Throwing Weapons:
Impaler Blades: Chatkcha
Polearms: Bard's Friend Widow's Knife
Impaler Hook Sword Circular Saw
Gladiator's Friend Mandible Sword Non-Groups
Arrows, Long
Crusher
Spike Shield
New PC/NPC Generation Methods
Author: Mizar, the Brilliant <[email protected]>
I've come up with a few new PC/NPC generation methods for DS, motivated by my dislike of the official
4d4+4/5d4 methods. The problem I see with these methods is that, according to statistics, the more dice
you roll for a score the greater your chance of getting an average result. Since I (and most of my players)
hate to play characters with average scores like 13-14-12-13-14-15, I made up these two methods:
1) 1d4+1d6+1d8+2
range: 5-20
average: 12.5
Called 468+2 for short, it's the method I'm currently using. Since it uses three dice for generation, it
recovers for DARK SUN the original 3d6 "bell curve" distribution of normal worlds. My players also like
the fact that, using three *different* dice, you don't need to borrow dice or roll a same die many times to get
the score.
2) 2d8+4
range: 6-20
average: 13
This is a pretty wild method, since a two-dice roll generates a triangular distribution curve, i.e., it increases
linearly until the average score and then decreases linearly again. This method will generate powerful and
interesting PC's with many high scores and many low ones to compensate.
Here's a table I was working on, to help compare the different methods. Since some people don't feel
comfortable dealing with fractions, I've inverted the frequencies, so the numbers should be read as "how
many times you will typically roll by method XXX to get a score of Y." Example: using 2d8+4, you will
probably get an 18 once every 21 rolls.
5d4 4d4+4 468+2 468+2* 2d8+4 2d8+4* 1d20

5 1024 - 192 - - - 16
6 205 - 64 - 64 - 16
7 # - 32 - 32 - 16
8 # 256 19 105 21 49 16
9 # 64 14 35 16 25 16
10 # 28 11 18 13 16 16
11 # 14 9 12 11 12 16
12 # 10 8 9 9 10 16
13 # 8 8 8 8 8 16
14 # 7 9 7 9 7 16
15 # 8 11 8 11 8 16
16 # 10 14 9 13 10 16
17 # 14 19 12 16 12 16
18 # 28 32 18 21 16 16
19 205 64 64 35 32 25 16
20 1024 256 192 105 64 49 16
* Reroll 1's
# The values were missing in the original table, if someone wants to provide them his help will be greatly
appreciated.
The "reroll 1's" methods are included because sometimes (when I'm in a good mood :-) I allow players to do
that, so I wanted to compare them too.
Priest Miscellaneous
Incorporating spells from The Great Net Prayerbook

Note that The Great Net Prayerbook includes a great many additional priest spells. To get a copy simply
ftp it from MPG-Net or look at the Great Net.Book Archive at <http://www.istari.org/gnba/>.
The DM should read all spells from the GNPB carefully to determine if and how they should be modified
for the DS setting. For example, Winston's create party drink has the ability to create one cubic foot of drink
and should be limited to .5 gallon per level of the caster (as create water and create food and water, see
DSRB); in addition, the DM might want to rule on the usefulness (or uselessness) of particular drinks for
combating dehydration. All the spells in the GNPB fall into the Sphere of the Cosmos, with exceptions
listed below.
Air:
First level: seedling
third level: air column, air lance, wings of god
fourth level: lightning strike [1], neutralize gas
fifth level: lightning strike [2]
seventh level: black storm of vengeance, razorwind.
Earth:
First level: create earth, guardian watch, seedling, rock-jump
second level: stone message
third level: stone seeds
fifth level: stonewood, warp metal
sixth level: Dedi's invisible poison swamp
Fire:
First level: coalstone, flame tongue
second level: flame/frost blade (flame only)
third level: heat, spontaneous combustion
forth level: Lathander's mourning glow, moonlight
fifth level: quench flame
seventh level: stop the sun
Water:
First level: water to wine, Winston's create party drink
third level: Winston's create party food and drink
fifth level: quench flame
sixth level: Dedi's invisible poison swamp, pass via water
seventh level: black storm of vengeance
All elements:
forth level: protection from elementals, 10-foot radius.
The sixth level spell conjure air elemental and the seventh level spell conjure water elemental have been
replaced by the fifth level spell conjure elemental as per DSRB.
Modified System for Major and Minor Access to Priest Spells
Author: Daniel R Cormier <[email protected]>
For spells of level 1-3: A priest may implore the elements for spells from both major and minor spheres
of access with the restriction that a minimum of 1/2 of the spells gained are from the priest's elemental
sphere.
For spells of level 4 and above: Again, the priest may be granted spells from both her major and minor
spheres of access, but fully 2/3 of these spells gained must be from the priest's elemental sphere.
Example:
Spell Level # of Spells Major(min) Minor(max)
1 7 4 3
2 6 3 3
3 4 2 2
4 3 2 1
5 2 2 0
6 1 1 0
Remember that the priest may always take all of her spells from her Elemental Sphere (as would please the
Elemental Lords), and that the Lords may impose any restrictions they feel are appropriate at any time.
Miscellaneous
Carving up an Erdlu
Here are some of the tidbits I learned from an article on ostrich farming published in The Raleigh News &
Observer that I think you might find useful. See, I've always imagined erdlu to be somewhat similar to
ostriches. Anyway, while ostriches average 6' tall (up to 8') they weight 300-400 lbs, which is a tad short
and a bit heavier than erdlu. I only mention this fact since you might want to adjust the following.
Ostriches lay more than 100 eggs a year. When slaughtered at 18 months, one ostrich produces 100 lbs of
meat (red meat which tastes like beef and is lower in fat & cholesterol than chicken and fewer in calories
than most meats, for all you adventurers watching your weight :-) ), 14 square feet of leather, and 56
pounds of feathers. Oh, and their forward kick delivers 500-pounds-per-square-inch of force (enough, the
article says, to cave in a car door). In addition, almost all of their body has a use: oil for cosmetics,
eyelashes for paint brushes, bones for bone meal, innards for fertilizer, and feathers for fashion and feather
dusters.
Now, we might assume that a female produces 1 egg every 4 days. Since an erdlu tends to weigh less (200
lbs) but be taller (7') than an ostrich, we might guess that when slaughtered one produces 66 lbs of meat
(1/3 of body weight), 10 square feet of leather (just a guess based on less body mass), and 0 lbs of feathers
(since they are featherless). I don't see why their body parts can't have similar uses to those of ostriches,
above.
Herbs
Author: Jason Murray <[email protected]>
Editor's note: Jason wrote these descriptions for the "average" AD&D campaign setting. I have converted
the costs to Athasian money (i.e., 1% of the gold costs he originally recommended); however, I encourage
the DM to adjust the costs as he/she sees fit. Many more herbs may be found in the Net.book of Herbs
(currently at its 5th edition).
Medical Herbs - Look mom, no cleric!

1) Paavel -- The berries of this tree are dried and crushed into a powder. The powder is diluted in water
and drunk. The normal healing rate is tripled. This tree is rare, however. The cost may increase up to
500% in some cases. Normal cost is about 6 gold pieces for one ounce/dose.
2) Intyre -- This plant has large and broad leaves. They are smashed into a paste. This paste is applied
directly to a cut or other bleeding wound. It helps to stop bleeding and any further damage due to blood
loss. The plant can be found in most moist forestry areas. A four ounce jar costs about 37 silver and 5
ceramic pieces and is good for about 5-6 uses.
3) Liesenby -- This is a natural pain killer. The flower has five pedals, and all five are soaked in water and
after several minutes are laid across a wound (fracture, et cetera). Or the leaves can be chewed, the effect
this has is relief from anxiety to a small degree. This is common in battlefield situations. The pain of a
wound is completely deadened when used in the first described application. The flowers are bright red,
and the plant grows to about 5 feet tall. This is often found on sunny slopes, or rocky slopes/soil.
4) Dalvave -- This plant is no larger than a half foot tall, and grows in meadows and clearings. The felt like
leaves are cut up and boiled, the sap-like stuff left behind is applies to the wound. It restores 4 hit points
per day, and must be reapplied daily.
5) Supea -- This is a vine that grows about 2.5-3 feet in length. The leaves are codial-shaped and the
flowers are small and yellow in color. It is a fairly common vine. It's application is effective treatment
against snake bites. After application the victim is allowed another saving throw versus poison with a +3
chance of success. If successful no more damage is lost due to the snake bite. However, this medication
has some severe side effects. There is a 25% chance of blindness for about 8 days, and there is no saving
throw allowed.
6) Geanmenn -- The flowers of this 2 foot tall plant are a brilliant violet. The root is thick, and the sap
inside have curative powers. It is found in moist areas, just about anyplace there's water. The sap is
extracted from the root and provides 4 hit point recovery per 24 hour period, and must be reapplied after
the time elapses. The sap is also effective against diarrhea. The flowers and leaves are boiled to make a
disgusting tasting drink, but it takes effects very quickly, usually within the hour. Urine will be black for
about a day, but it is harmless to the body.
7) Chanana -- These plants grow to about 5 inches high, the leaves are soft. The leaves are dipped into
boiling water and laid across the burn. This not only soothes the pain of the burn, but it also heals it. When
initially applied 3 hit points of burn damage are healed. All burn damage is healed at a double rate. The
fresh leaves must be applies when the previous leaves dry out.
8) Syntheal -- This plant looks like an aloe vera plant. It however, is a disinfectant for open wounds. It has
no curative powers, only disinfecting.
9) Soldier Moss -- This moss is terrific for aiding in blood coagulation. It is pale green in color. It grows in
boggy type areas. They can grow into what is called soldier moss islands. It looks very solid until it is
stepped on. Lightweight people, if they are careful enough can walk on this with no problem It is like
walking on a trampoline (max safe weight is 115 pounds). People heavier than 115 have a 50% chance of
falling through into the water below at a +5% per 10 pounds over 115 pounds. When dry, the moss is an
effective sponge. It is often used as a battlefield dressing, but new moss must be applied as needed.
10) Wolvquistal -- This plant of about 2 feet high has a strong acrid smell to it. It is found just about
anywhere. The large leaves must be put in boiling water and applied to the wound within a minute to
unleash its most awesome curative power. If this is successfully done, then it as if 25% of the damage taken
was never taken. There are side effects experienced by most nonhumans, especially dwarves. There is a
25% chance (30% for dwarves) that either blindness or paralysis will occur (no saving throw allowed). It
will last for about one hour.
11) Dandelion root -- These roots stimulate a sluggish liver. To use, one must cut the roots into small
pieces and simmer for 29 minutes, strain and drink.
12) Echinacea root -- The antiviral properties of these roots are used to combat sore throats, the flu colds,
infections, and allergies (also has tumor inhibiting properties). It is prepared in the exact fashion as the
dandelion root.
Psychoactive Drugs -- euphorics, hallucinogens, aphrodisiac...

Let it be said now that this article in no way condones the use of drugs. It is intended to give challenge to
heroes, or just another aspect that makes a villain that much more despicable. Perhaps one has lost an
endeared person to drugs, this may act as a motivation force to seek out those who are involved in the
movement of drugs and destroy them and their trade.
1) Aphni (Grass, weed) -- The leaves of this plant are pressed into small bricks When chewed a light
headed feeling is produced, and inhibitions are reduced in about 30 seconds. The effects last for about one
hour. People who are intoxicated are -2 initiative. This plant is bushy, about a foot tall and has white and
sometimes purple flowers. The average cost is about 1 gold and 5 silver for a one ounce brick. One brick
can provide up to 4 doses.
2) Sogee (Speed) -- The leaves are picked and boiled, as the water boils off it leaves behind a sappy
substance. It is then taken orally. The effects come on almost instantly. The effects last no longer than 2
hours. The user gains +1 on initiative and heightened senses. This is why this drug is often found on the
battlefield. However, if used too often it is very addictive. The bush is short and doesn't flower. The
negative effects of use is edginess, and the person is extremely irritable (for example, if a person is tapping
there is a likelihood that the user will attack him). The cost is about 17 silver and 5 ceramic pieces for one
ounce. There are 5 doses in one ounce. This plant can only be found in needle tree forests.
3) Wonder sap (Sap) -- The root of this plant is cut and a clear sappy substance is squeezed out. This stuff
is taken orally and produces extreme euphoria. Delusions of nihilism (feeling that nothing's real and that
the person is part of a dream) is often reported. This plant is found in lowland marshy areas throughout
the world. The effects last for about 2 hours. If a person becomes addicted, reduce Dexterity and
Constitution by 2 until no longer addicted. Cost is about 25 silver pieces or a half ounce. There are two
doses in a half ounce.
4) Jellena (Freedom) -- This is a cactus like plant and the sap is collected. It is then boiled with water then
allowed to dry. The cake left behind is then crushed into powder. It is a yellowish powder. One ounce of
powder can be made from two pounds of leaf sap. The ounce of powder is put in a half pint of water and
then drunk. The effects are intense hallucinations (usually audio, but visual hallucinations are possible,
too) and an REM type sleep. The person will fall down if he not already laying down. He'll experience all
his dreams and desires as he wants them to be. No communication is possible The effects last for about 3
hours. It is so addictive that there is a 75% chance of addiction with each use. Withdrawal is exceptionally
painful. This drug is extremely rare and the addict will go to any measure to get his next fix. The cost is 10
gold pieces or more for just one dose.
5) Lumme (Jyrki) -- <Lew'may Yearkey> Clerics are the common users of this drug, or other spiritualists.
It is supposed to allow the user to communicate with his god(s). The beans of the plant are pressed and the
oil produced is collected. Two pounds of beans produce one ounce of oil. The oil is slow burning (about 4
minutes to burn one ounce). The oil is lit and the fumes are inhaled as quickly as possible. There is a 20%
chance of heart failure and prolonged use can result in psychotic mental disorders or some personality
disorders. Whether the vision is actually a hallucination or the actual god is up to the DM, but the user will
believe it was the god and will follow through with the commands given (if any). The cost is 15 gold pieces
per dose.
Editor's note: I have left references to "gods" -- take these to mean elemental powers, spirits of the land, or
sorcerer-monarchs in the case of clerics, druids, and templars, respectively. For the "common" person, the
DM might choose whichever seems most appropriate, or even spirits of fallen comrades, deceased
ancestors, etc.
6) Aphrodisiac -- The 3 foot plant has white flowers. It looks much like a sunflower plant. The flowers are
boiled and an amber juice is left behind. It is usually mixed into body lotions. The effects are lowered
inhibitions and an extreme attraction to the opposite sex. It is mildly addictive, found in equatorial
climates, but can be grown almost anywhere (must be sunny). The cost is 2 gold for one application (bottle
of lotion).
These medicines and drugs are a compilation of items gathered from the following sources:
Palladium Books: Adventure on the High Seas.

The American Survival Guide magazine, July 1991 Vol 13(7)
The Best of Dragon Vol. IV
The Good and the Green: An Examination of Halfling culture

The Good and the Green; An Examination of the Athasian Halfling Culture in the form of a letter from
Brandobaris, flailing adventurer of Ogo, to his dear friend, the elven priest and preserver Disnomos.
Author: Ernesto F. Santistevan <[email protected]>
Dear friend Disnomos,

I hope this letter helps in your learning of my peoples.
Your pal,
Brandobaris
The Halfling world view is based on the philosophy of the Good and the Green. The Green are the rules of
nature. We, the halflings, the other creatures of the forest, the plants, you, the people of the dry lands and
even the world itself are parts of a greater whole. We each have a role in the world, we halflings are
predators and prey as are other creatures of the world. The Good are the feelings within us that make us
smile and rejoice. This is the feeling parental Kirre have upon slaying a sloth, they have at once destroyed a
threat to their young and provided meat for them. It is a feeling of satisfaction, of knowing that which you
value has been advanced and those who you care for are safer for your actions.
Within this philosophy we halflings know our place in the world and see our role within that whole. We
also know our place within our own clans and race and our role there as well. I will go into both aspects
more deeply in a moment.
The Good...
Friend, the Good is rather ephemeral quality and difficult to explain to elves. It is the sense you have upon
gaining a great deal of the yellow metal. I have seen you when it is in your hands, the smile, the eyes, the
sense of joy. Now, imagine if you might have that feeling when holding other things, a flower for instance.
We have that feeling often, walking beside a friend, sharing a hunt, protecting our young, great art, or even
great efforts at poor art. You should learn to cultivate that feeling. It is not as metal in a mine, there is
always more and that feeling grows faster as it grows larger, much like the jungle.
Halflings as part of the Green

We view ourselves as part of the Green, as much as any other animal that walks the face of Athas. As such,
we hunt and are hunted and when we die, it is part of the Green cycle and the best we can hope is to have
enjoyed the Good. You are also part of the Green whether you realize it or not, for you are born, hunt,
mate, reproduce and die too. We are all part of that grand complexity that we call the Green. It is because
of this recognition that we carefully examine the effects of our actions upon the Green and the subsequent
effects upon the halfling race. This is something that your peoples could learn, what happens in one place
to one elf affects all elves, and the actions of one elf ultimately affect the entire race. It is as if you somehow
believe yourself separate from the Green.
As a side note, I mention that defilers are a crime against both the Good and the Green and will be eaten
immediately, preferably in the method of a 1000 nibbles. How can such people claim intelligence? You
could not find any creature poisoning their own lair, but this is what defilers do. This is the most damning
evidence as to the barbarism of your races, you will not find halfling defilers.
Food, why things are...

I guess one of the first things I should explain is how we can eat other creatures such as elves (tasty),
dwarves (chewy), humans (bland but can do the most with them), muls (nice blend), Thri-kreen (really,
good only for spices) and half-giants (it's time to invite the neighboring clan over!). Really though, I feel
kind of silly explaining this. Suppose someone asked you why you ate that erdlu leg last night? Suppose
they asked about the poor erdlu's feelings, did it want to be eaten, suppose it had family, suppose it wanted
to continue living, what about the family it cared for and protected? Simply put friend Disnomos, it
doesn't matter to the Green, you hunted and killed it so you get to eat it. I know, I know, you say elves are
different, they can speak, they can think, they are "sentient." Please explain where is this line that is drawn
between sentients and non-sentients? Is it the ability to speak? The ability to use the Way? What is it? And
suppose you even come up with a rule such as the ability to speak. How long do you think the sloth would
pause before pouncing if you explained that because you have the ability to speak, you should not be eaten.
And you say the sloth is a stupid creature and so can be excused, but many predators of enormous
intelligence prey upon the so called civilized creatures. Is there some sort of value inherent to the life and
body of elves, dwarves, humans, muls, thri-kreen and half-giants? If this is so, please tell me why you sell
and kill each other so readily? I am puzzled as to the change in value a body takes for you between life and
death. An elven tribe might kill an escaped mul gladiator for an insult made out of ignorance. They can
kill because her life means so little, this despite what the mul might contribute to the security of the tribe if
she were taken in. However, after slaying the mul, the elves would never consider eating the body for it's
nutrition despite having hungry children. Somehow, the body is given more value than the life it held. Tell
me friend, suppose you saw a kirre slay a halfling and then refuse to eat it? What would you think of that
kirre? This is how we perceive you.
I would also like to put an end to that ugly rumor you have mentioned to me. Halflings do not eat other
halflings. I would like you to find me an example of cannibalism occurring regularly within the Green. It
simply does not occur except by the most twisted and sick of individuals and I would bet, that there are
much more instances of this happening within any of the human cities at this moment than within the last
10 King's Ages of halfling history.
Clans
Even within your races, the mothering instinct is powerful is it not? Will not even the elven mother protect
her young ferociously? Why is that my friend? It is because she is protecting the race of elves. Even the
hardest of elven raiders would be hard pressed to slay an elven infant, that he could is again evidence of
your savagery. We protect our children, our families, our clans and our species. Elven tribes regularly
wage wars on each other, how many elven clans have been destroyed by this process? Halfling tribes will
not do this and the only who die are our prey. We are stronger and safer as individuals and a species
because our unity. We are part of a greater whole and recognize this, as such, we are better. Imagine how
much safer all elves would be if they were also to recognize these unifying ties? Some might say that I am
lessening the strength of halflings in the Green by advocating this unity, perhaps, but I feel the increase in
the Good more than compensates for that. Besides, I do not feel that intra-race fighting is at all natural and
so elven unity would be more in accord with the Green anyway.
Personal Glory
I have noticed that often you of the dry lands tend to act for gain that is beneficial only to you and only for
the short run. This is at once sad and puzzling. We halflings have no problems with personal glory, in fact
our history is chock full of glorious heroes and artists. What is sad is you strive for personal glory and by
doing so, prevent yourselves from achieving it. Let me give you an example, suppose an elf becomes a
great trader and collects mounds of the yellow metal, mold I believe you call it. When he has left this
world, his heirs will collect that metal and will remember him briefly, but in some generations, will he be
remembered? Tell me, who was the greatest trader in the city of Balic 4 King's Ages ago?
How is glory achieved? Simply, it is not, it is thrust upon a person. A halfling will take his part in the
Green, encourage the Good and perhaps it will inspire others. Then his story will be passed along because
of it's intrinsic value. I know the lessons of my people, their achievements and what they contributed to
their clans, I do not know how many pieces of metal passed through their hands or how many berries they
ate. We will all leave this world eventually my friend, the only lasting difference we make will be that
which affects others, not ourselves.
Possessions and Ownership

A troubling habit you people have is this whole possession obsession. For example, remember when
Kemender could not find that clear gem and was upset when he found me showing it to those elves? He
really believed that he had some sort of bond with it, I'm still puzzled by his response. Really, he did not
have an intrinsic bond with it no matter what superstitions he holds. I mean, he had stuck it in his
backpack and it was awful pretty, why should it not be in light where it might be admired. But, I can see
you're confused already, let me digress. The air in your lungs right now, it is yours or are you just using
that air? Perhaps you might argue that as long as it is in your lungs, it is yours, but really, you're just using
it now and when you're done it becomes any who chooses to breathe it in right? How would you see a
person who walked around claiming that this air over there or this air was his because it was once breathed
by him? People might be using something for the moment, but how can it be owned? I mean, really, do
you really think that crystal had any bond with Kemender other than in his mind? Do you think it missed
him when I picked it up? It's a rock for the Green's sake, you people have leave these superstitions
behinds. It's a very barbaric and annoying habit this ownership thing.
Of course, if Kemender was using the crystal at the moment, then that would be different, it would be rude
to simply take it. It would also be rude to take something that a person uses regularly, for instance my
favorite sling. Another halfling would not take it without a very good reason or asking first.
Slavery
Another disgusting habit you have is that of taking each other as slaves. Do you see other species forcing
members of their own race into servitude? How are elves supposed to advance as a race when they
destroy themselves from within. It is a very foolish thing you do. Now, I can see using other races for your
benefit, that is the way of the Green. Creatures use others for food, for protection, for anything that will
advance their species. You keep kanks for their honey and transportation and this is good for your species.
We also occasionally keep other species for their use, such as those that provide milk or meat.
Remember that caravan we passed, I am puzzled, how can you bear to see other elves in slavery? A
halfling would do anything to free another halfling from that fate. You have asked me why halflings will
starve themselves when captured. It is this simple my friend, suppose the kank provided you with no
benefits, would you continue to capture them? We have seen what happens to species who are valuable as
commodities and have no wish to join their ranks. Even creatures a powerful and intelligent as muls are
more often than not kanks because of their value as commodities. A halfling seeing another in slavery sees
herself and her race in jeopardy. The drive to protect one's race is powerful, it is testimony to the
perversion of your races that you are able to overcome it at will.
I would say, in general, we halflings will slay slavers out of hand if possible as they who would traffic in
their own flesh are abhorrent to the nature of the Green and distasteful to the Good.
Gifts
Friend Disnomos, have you notice the pride that I carry my spear with? It is because you decorated the
shaft and head with elven runes and the story of how we met. It has meaning to you and I and it's value is
something that can never be traded, it is something you and I will carry forever, truly priceless eh?
Remember how we escaped the thri-kreen raid on the caravan and you carried me into the desert with a
swiftness that left me breathless? You told me the reason that you saved was because two might stand the
trials of the desert better than one and you had heard many things of the Ringing Mountains and wished to
learn more of them. It was then that I knew you were an outstanding member of your species, practical
and inquisitive. Truly you carry the seeds of civilization for your people. Shortly after that we discovered
the silvery metal and you were excited and puzzled that I had no interest in it. Silly elf, what use would a
fifth of my body weight in metal do me in the middle of the desert? You said we could trade for this and
get that and do this, but, that metal is now long gone and those memories endure. This spear is symbolic of
those memories and tells the story of our meeting in your language, to me it is very valuable. The trading
value of a gift is nothing, it what the gift symbolizes, if it can be traded then it is not a gift, but a barter.
I would only give this spear to my daughter or son and then only as a symbol of my Good towards them.
They would value it as much as I do even though a steel spear might be better for fighting. This spear is
not a barter for our friendship, nor is it a weapon except in form, it is a symbol of our friendship and so is
as valuable as our friendship.
Coins
You have been often confused at my reluctance to share your pursuit of metals and gems to the exclusion of
other things. I can assure you that your confusion matches my own of your behavior toward metals and
gems. You believe that these things can bring you happiness, can lead you to the Good I would say. You
are wrong, they cannot. Remember the feeling we enjoyed after battling the defiler, the sensation of
struggle and triumph? What coin can buy that feeling of life? Remember when we thought Bhalt dead and
yet he managed to cling to life long enough for you to heal him. How many coins would you sell that
experience for? What do you think of the spoiled human who sits in an estate and is surrounded by gold
and never experiences that feeling? Would you trade lives with him? We do not crave mold because we
know it is worthless next to the Good. I think you know that also, but you forget sometimes, that is why I
must remind you dear friend.
Trade with halflings

We are not completely alien to you in terms of trading and things of value, we simply have a more clear
view of an item's worth. What might you trade to a halfling? We are great connoisseurs of any kind of art
as you know by my appreciation of your carving skills. We also really enjoy cooking. I know of an elf who
was a guest of our clan for almost two weeks, each night he prepared a new meal and shared his secrets.
He left the Ringing Forest with a halfling escort and well supplied, he was a civilized creature and while we
might have eaten him in leaner times, we did not. We felt he was more a benefit to the Good and the Green
as a learner and a teacher than as part of the food chain. Similar incidents have happened with Rangers,
Bards, Gladiators and Preservers. Most Priests and Druids are often given special consideration in regard
to their strong link with the Green. Still it is important to remember my friend, simply because a creature is
beneficial to the forest does not mean it is unpleasing to the palate.
We also trade for eminently practical items such as rope, skins, maps and other things. In fact, King
Hamanu trades obsidian for the services of halflings. It was partly the stories from my friends who served
there that encouraged me to leave the forest to explore. Basically, we are a people willing to trade for items
or services that are useful or pleasing, after all, we are civilized.
Hiring a halfling
How might you hire a halfling? I think you might already have realized how, simply offer us something we
would like. If I haven't made the point already, never offer a halfling gold for a service, this is a grave
insult. For this is implying that we would trade the Good for some metal, it is an offer to sell ourselves into
slavery. Sure it might be a limited time, but is not all slavery limited in time by one's mortality?
Some might think to capture a halfling, as I have mentioned, halflings will refuse to eat or drink.
Fundamentally, creatures that do poorly in captivity are not worth capturing and we intend to do very
poorly in captivity.
Probably the best way to work with a halfling is to simply explain how whatever service appeals to the
predator and explorer within her. If what you to do cannot appeal to these instincts, then you will have to
trade a great deal. There is a story of a halfling raid and subsequent feast upon an elven tribe. This tribe
was harassing the traders of Urik and then retreating to the base of the Ringing Mountains. The
information and the benefit to both the halflings and Hamanu did more for his bargaining position than
any amount of silly mold.
Crime
As you can see, we are an eminently civilized peoples. Another indicator of this is our relatively low level
of crime. We have no theft because we all realize that we only use things, not have some metaphysical bond
with them. We are considerate and never use something that another is using as that would be rude. We
like any creature protect our species against others and because we are more cunning, able to enjoy the
Good in addition to living within the Green. Still my friend, there is illness even within our species. I have
heard tales of halflings who have fed on the flesh of other halflings. What did we do? Well, how would you
perceive an animal that decided to eat it's own instead of it's natural prey? Obviously it is very ill and a
danger to the entire species, we do also. We have no incidence of defilers, something you should remember
before you start pointing fingers and making claims to being civilized.
Meeting my people...
So friend Disnomos, now we come to the point of all this, how might you be able to deliver my story to my
people and continue to live. In general I would suggest you take this point of view. Suppose a wild and
dangerous, though very intelligent creature approached you? You would evaluate it's danger, how it might
benefit you in terms of trade, or nutrition and then make a decision. Suppose you were hungry and a lizard
approached and offered to trade you something you did not need, what would you do? Same here, we
would not be hungry much longer. Along these lines, you might make yourself more dangerous than they
are hungry. For instance if I were alone, hungry, weaponless and encountered a sloth. I would have to be
very hungry (or much more schooled in the Way), to try to make a meal of the sloth. Fundamentally, you
want to be worth more alive and happy than you are as a meal, what could be more simple than this?
Yet one more way might be to attach yourself as being of use to another halfling. Let me explain, suppose I
sent you with an important message to my clan chief and you were to return with his reply. He would not
eat you unless things were very bad indeed as that would very rude of him, after all, I am waiting for his
reply. If he did eat you though, I'm sure it would be for a very good reason. This is similar to using and
possibly eating the erdlu another person depends upon regularly.
I have asked you to take my story back home should I join the Green before I return. You have agreed, and
so I give some very specific advice should this happen. You are my friend and I do not wish for your life to
end before it has explored all that it should. When you meet my tribe, explain that you carry a message
from me, and I wish it read before you are eaten. It would be rude of them to ignore that. In my message, I
have told a great deal of you and our clan here in the desert. I fervently hope that they will recognize you
as being almost civilized as I have and will realize your value as an artist, storyteller and teacher. You have
much to offer the world Disnomos, it is a pity you prostitute yourself for metal. I realize that if you try to
find my clan yourself, you might end up lost or stumble into another clan or all sorts of bad things might
happen as you explore the forest. I would suggest you travel to Urik and find the halflings who serve in
King Hamanu's army. Show them the quipu you carry for me and ask their advice. Most likely you can
travel up with some of them during the regular change of forces. The halflings escorting you up should be
able to assure your safety. However, times might be lean and you might just want to give the quipu to
them and ask them to deliver them further. Still, I have written much of you and I am sure my family will
want to meet you in person.
Random Pick Pockets table

Author: Bill Hincks <[email protected]>
I developed this table to help me out in city settings when the thieves in the party insist on getting
themselves into trouble. It's very simple to use and there are not a whole lot of redundancies. The roll is a
simple d100 for the table and a d100 for the item. Note: it is possible to pick pockets successfully and still
not find anything. This table is designed to represent the common crowd. If a thief is targeting the upper
class only then add whatever percent you see fit to the percentile roll.
01-50 76-87
d20 d20
1: empty! 1: empty!
2: empty! 2: bone ring (2cp)
3: empty! 3: signal whistle
4: 1/4 lb. Nuts 4: small flute
5: 1/2 lb. Rice 5: poison ring
6: 1/2 lb. Raisins 6: broken bone thieves'
pick
7: mixed herbs (common) 7: writing ink
8: handful of cotton 8: feather quill
9: d6 faro needles 9: 1/8 lb. rare spices
10: 1/4 lb. Cheese 10: lump of fresh cheese
11: bone hairclip 11: small fire kit
12: small glass bottle 12: d6 bits
(empty)
13: d4 glass marbles 13: d4 bits
14: 1' twine 14: d2 ceramics
15: bone comb 15: d10 bits
16: sewing needle 16: flask of lamp oil
17: small lump of sealing 17: vial of perfume
wax
18: whetstone 18: obsidian knife
19: signal whistle 19: d6 bone darts
20: GO TO NEXT TABLE 20: GO TO NEXT TABLE
51-75 88-93
d20 d20
1: empty! 1: empty!
2: 1/8 lb. Common spices 2: faro fruit
3: small block of salt 3: 1/2 lb. rare spices
4: dried meat 4: 1/8 lb. exotic spices
5: fire kit 5: d6 candles
6: empty waterskin 6: rare feather
7: 1lb. Raisins 7: glass bottle (full of nectar)
8: cloak pin 8: written note (about a
meeting)
9: candle 9: bone knife & scabbard
10: small square of canvas 10: vial of writing ink
11: scrap of torn silk 11: pouch of dried paints
12: small piece of carved 12: magnifying glass
wood
13: common animal feather 13: d4 ceramics
14: smooth stone 14: d20 bits
15: stick of chalk 15: d10 darts
16: lump of stale bread 16: vial type A poison
17: 1 bit 17: 3 springs of morning glory
18: d4 bits 18: 1 ornamental stone (15cp)
19: plain brooch 19: 1 vial type G poison
20: GO TO NEXT TABLE 20: GO TO NEXT TABLE
93-95 99-00
d20 d20
1: empty! 1: empty!
2: 1/2 lb. exotic spices 2: d3 vials of random poison
3: d4 ceramics 3: 4 vials of random poison
4: d6 ceramics 4: d4 silvers
5: d8 ceramics 5: d20 ceramics
6: d10 ceramics 6: gold
7: d12 ceramics 7: d100 bits
8: d4 bits 8: d100 ceramics
9: d12 bits 9: magical potion fruit
10: d3 ornamental stones (15 cp) 10: steel dagger + scabbard
11: 1 semiprecious stone (75 cp) 11: precious gem (75 sp)
12: written note (elicit meeting) 12: d2 gold
13: 1 silver 13: d10 vials random poison
14: d4 ornamental stones 14: d10 ornamental stones (15 cp)
15: precious bone comb (10 cp) 15: d8 semiprecious stones (75 cp)
16: crafted wooden figurine (d20 16: small random magic item
cp)
17: 1 vial poison type F 17: hand trap
18: bone dagger & scabbard 18: good haul roll twice more
19: d3 thistle roots 19: great haul roll twice more and
20: GO TO NEXT TABLE add 10% to percentile rolls
20: haul of the century roll three
more
times and add 15% to rolls
96-98
d20
1: empty!
2: 1 vial random poison
3: d10 ceramics
4: d4 ornamental stones (15 cp)
5: semiprecious stone (75 cp)
6: d2 silvers
7: d4 vials random poison
8: d3 sun pears
9: 1 deadly creeper in ceramic
ball
10: 3 clumps of rockweed
11: bone bards' friend
12: bag with magic mouth on it
13: silver ring (2 sp)
14: d4 silvers
15: fancy stone (15 sp)
16: jeweled brooch (30 cp)
17: steel knife & scabbard
18: 3 rations food
19: young hurrum
20: GO TO NEXT TABLE
The years in a King's age

Author: Michael LeSeney <?>
Being an amateur astronomer, and a avid fan of the earth sciences (I am a meteorologist, by the way) I was
interested in the Athasian calendar. Not much info is given in the guides, but what is given has lead me to
a question that popped into my mind. According to the book, the Athasian calendar progresses on a 77
year cycle, following two astronomical phenomena. A 7 year lunar cycle and a 11 year (I would suppose
comet/meteor shower) peak in astrological activity. I looked over the pattern of year naming and found it
somewhat hard to follow by just looking at the 18 different names. So being an industrious scientist I wrote
a FORTRAN program to list the years and their corresponding names.
Year # Year Name Year # Year Name

1 Ral Fury 40 Mountain Defiance
2 Friend 41 King Reverence
Contemplation
3 Desert Vengeance 42 Silt Agitation
4 Priest Slumber 43 Enemy Fury
5 Wind Defiance 44 Gunthay
Contemplation
6 Dragon Reverence 45 Ral Vengeance
7 Mountain Agitation 46 Friend Slumber
8 King Fury 47 Desert Defiance
9 Silt Contemplation 48 Priest Reverence
10 Enemy Vengeance 49 Wind Agitation
11 Gunthay Slumber 50 Dragon Fury
12 Ral Defiance 51 Mountain
Contemplation
13 Friend Reverence 52 King Vengeance
14 Desert Agitation 53 Silt Slumber
15 Priest Fury 54 Enemy Defiance
16 Wind 55 Gunthay Reverence
Contemplation
17 Dragon Vengeance 56 Ral Agitation
18 Mountain Slumber 57 Friend Fury
19 King Defiance 58 Desert Contemplation
20 Silt Reverence 59 Priest Vengeance
21 Enemy Agitation 60 Wind Slumber
22 Gunthay Fury 61 Dragon Defiance
23 Ral Contemplation 62 Mountain Reverence
24 Friend Vengeance 63 King Agitation
25 Desert Slumber 64 Silt Fury
26 Priest Defiance 65 Enemy Contemplation
27 Wind Reverence 66 Gunthay Vengeance
28 Dragon Agitation 67 Ral Slumber
29 Mountain Fury 68 Friend Defiance
30 King Contemplation 69 Desert Reverence
31 Silt Vengeance 70 Priest Agitation
32 Enemy Slumber 71 Wind Fury
33 Gunthay Defiance 72 Dragon Contemplation
34 Ral Reverence 73 Mountain Vengeance
35 Friend Agitation 74 King Slumber
36 Desert Fury 75 Silt Defiance
37 Priest 76 Enemy Reverence
Contemplation
38 Wind Vengeance 77 Gunthay Agitation
39 Dragon Slumber
Tattoo Techniques
Before the advent of electricity there were two particularly popular methods of giving a tattoo. Both of
these techniques would be quite easy to employ on Athas, especially with the use of a healing spells or
other magical catalysts. Also, refer to the Give Tattoo nonweapon proficiency presented in the DSNHB.
The first technique consists of dipping a sharpened piece of bamboo, or cactus needle, into a jar of ink and
then piercing the flesh of the recipient with the coated needle. After the needle is withdrawn the ink
remains in the flesh. While this sounds barbaric and crude, incredibly complicated and detailed drawings
can be achieved.
The second techniques consists of using fine toothed combs dipped in ink. These combs could be carved
from wood, created using needles, or with the use of magic, such as the spells to shape bone or wood. In
this techniques the combs are dipped into the ink, placed on the skin, and tapped with a hammer. The tips
puncture the skin and the comb is withdrawn, leaving the ink in the skin.
HEALING
After a tattoo is given, it takes 5 to 14 days to heal completely, on a normal man. During the healing
process the tattoo must be kept clean, coating with some type of healing salve would do the trick on Athas.
If the tattoo becomes infected, the art work will be destroyed as the body tries to eject any foreign material,
ink included. In game terms this event is up to the DM, but total healing time should be based on the
Constitution of the recipient, or the use of the Healing NWP on the new tattoo on a regular basis. A healing
spell will automatically heal a tattoo and help insure color set.
MATERIALS
The materials used to give tattoos are all readily available on Athas. Needles can be obtained from cacti --
the hollow needles of a spider cactus are especially valued, as they hold more and can be used for multiple
injections before they need to be re-dipped. The inks can be obtained from the same sources as clothing
dye is, and someone with the brewing NWP or the skill to craft poison can fashion an especially vibrant
range of colors. (Another source of income for Bards?) These inks can range in price from several bits to
several silver pieces depending on the quality and color fastness of the ink. Once again this is left to the
DM's discretion, as are the prices and availability of the needles or combs.
TATTOOED SPELLS
These spells are treated in much the same way as tied (quipu) spells. The words are not actually written on
the skin, but a pattern is determined by the recipient and a series of raised scars are carved into the flesh.
The pattern of the scars determines the pattern that the spell caster must follow.
When these tattoos are given, no healing magics can be used as the wounds must scar excessively. At the
end of the healing process a System Shock must be made or a permanent loss of 1 hit point will result. If
healing magic is used, the scars will not develop and the tattooing will leave only a pretty picture. These
tattoos also tend to be very large. For every level of the spell assume that the tattoo must cover one square
foot. The tattoo must also be easy to touch and follow with ones fingers. These spells will never exceed
third level, as some of the energy from the spell will be drawn from the tattoo each time it is cast. Casting a
first level spell chills the caster, while a third level spell could put the caster into fits of shivering and a
traumatic cold spell. A higher level spell could leave the caster frozen in the spot from which he cast the
spell.
Psionics
Complete Psionics Handbook: Errata
Published by TSR, typed up by Eric Tunon <[email protected]>
The errata page for the CPsiH, as published by TSR, follows:
Psychokinesis Discipline
The following psychokinetic devotions do not require Telekinesis as a prerequisite: Animate Shadow,
Control Light, control Sound, Molecular Agitation, Soften, and Telekinesis. All others have Telekinesis as a
prerequisite.
Telepathy Disciplines
Telepathic Defense modes have no prerequisites. All prerequisites should be ignored! A character does
not need access to Telepathy to get Defense modes.
The mind link power is not a prerequisite for the following powers: Empathy, ESP, Identify Penetration,
Incarnation Awareness, Psychic Impersonation, Send Thoughts. Mind link has never been a prerequisite
for: Ejection, Conceal Thoughts, Contact, Life Detection, Mind Bar, Psionic Blast, and Psychic Messenger.
Mind Link is a prerequisite for all other Telepathic powers.
Psychic Crush should be a devotion and Psionic Blast should be a science.
All references to Telepathic power (or prerequisite) should be changed to mind link power instead.
On page 75 the heading for Fate Link power is missing.
Ego Whip and Mind Thrust both require contact as a prerequisite.
Psionic Monster list
Brain Mole: References to the amplification power should be changed to Psychic Drain. Also, Mind Thrust
is a Telepathic Power not Metapsionic.
Intellect Devourer (adult): References to the Amplification powers should be changed to Psychic Drain.
Also, Ectoplasmic Form should be listed as Discipline not a science.
Psionic Powers
Some powers were sent in the new format proposed in Skills & Powers. Ive added the entries for
compatibility with the older system. Also when some entries were missing I created them.
Clairesentient Sciences
Murdock's Improved Radar Sense
Power Score: WIS -2

Initial Cost: 16
Maintenance Cost: 4 / round
Range: 0
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: personal
Prerequisites: none
The psionicist using this power gains a very good picture of his surroundings combined with improved
uses of all other senses. The picture he sees is colorless and quite hazy but the character can see in all
directions simultaneously as in all-round vision. Additionally, his field of vision is doubled. This picture is
composed using sounds, tactile sensations, feeling the air movement, smells, ... it is the result of a group
work of all senses. The psionicist should close his eyes and cannot use his normal vision when using this
power. If the psionicist uses his normal vision the power ends.
Radar sense allows the psionicist to "see" even in complete darkness. Even magical darkness won't affect
this power. Invisible objects can be seen just as easily as other objects, and illusions can be easily detected.
Very small details, as well as painted patterns, pictures or writings cannot be seen by using radar sense. If
the psionicist touches the writings he can "see" it with the tactile effect, but he still has only a black and
white picture.
Spell effect as magical silence or vacuum can blur the picture but cannot "blind" this radar, since it uses all
senses except vision. The DM can assign penalties for any effect that disturbs one of the senses, except
vision.
The DM can optionally grant a bonus to some tasks made with this power. (e.g. Acrobatics, move silently,
hide in shadows, ...)
Power Score: All senses are perfect and the psicionist can perform any task much better (gain a +2 or +20%
bonus in everything)
20: Overflow or signals. The psionicist is blind and deaf for 2d4 rounds.
Reference: Dare Devil (Matt Murdock), The man without fear (Commic)
Clairsentient Devotions
Sense Charm
Power Score: WIS -2

Initial Cost: 10
Maintenance Cost: 6/round
Range: 30 yards
Preparation Time: 1
Area of Effect: one creature in range
Prerequisites: Empathy
This devotion can detect if a person or monster is under the influence of a charm spell, or similar control
such as hypnosis, suggestion, beguiling, possession, any telepathic control such as psionic domination, etc.
If the creature is psionically protected (any defense mode) a contest must be rolled, if the victim wins, the
psionicist learns nothing about that particular creature. This devotion doesn't revels the exact type of
influence.
Power Score: The psionicist know the exact type of influence.
20: No effect.
Sense Evil
Power Score: WIS -2

Initial Cost: 8
Range: special
Preparation Time: 1
Area of Effect: special
Prerequisites: Empathy
This devotion discovers emanations of evil from any creature, object, or area. Character alignment,
however, is revealed only under unusual circumstances: characters who are strongly aligned, who do not
stray from their faith, and who are of at least 9th level might radiate evil if intent upon appropriate actions.
Powerful monsters such as rakshasas send forth emanations of evil, even if polymorphed. Aligned undead
radiate evil, for it is this power and negative force that enable them to continue existing. An evil cursed
object or unholy water radiates evil. The degree of evil (faint, moderate, strong, overwhelming) and
possibly its general nature (expectant, malignant, gloating, etc.) can be noted.
The devotion has a path of detection 10 feet wide in the direction in which the psionicist is facing. The
range depends on the degree of evil and usually varies between 30 and 500 yards.
Power Score: Double range.
20: The evil creature is aware about the psionicist.
Psychokinetic Sciences
Illusion
Power Score: INT -3

Initial Cost: 10
MAC: 1
Cost: 10 / 6
Range: 90'
Area of effect: 3' radius
Prerequisite: 2nd level
Author: Gabriel Cormier <[email protected]>
Through the use of this power the psionicist is able to create illusions. Creating illusions using psionics is
very difficult. As one increases in experience, the ability to create illusions improves. The psionicist's
chance to create a believable illusion is 20% +5% per level, to a maximum of 95% (at 15th level). If one fails
the illusion roll, the illusion will be flawed. It may be blurry, in B/W, or look cartoonish, etc. If the
psionicist is successful in creating a stable illusion, all others that see the illusion must make an Int check to
recognize that is it an illusion.
Power Score: The illusion is always beliavable. Any attempt to disbelieve automatically fails.
20: For 2d4 rounds the psionicist fouls himself believing that the illusion he tried to create is reality and
reality is instead an illusion.
This power is based on powers created by A.Verzwyvelt ([email protected]), and I have modified
them so they can be used in the Dark Sun campaign setting. I have obtained permission from the original
author to modify them.
Partial Invisibility
Power Score: INT -2

Initial Cost: 10
MAC: 3
Cost: 10 / 7
Range: 1' around self
Area of effect: Personal
Prerequisite: 3rd level
Through the use of the above power, the psionicist, when skilled enough, is able to create a deflection field
around him/her which will deflect any light around the psionicist, rendering that psionicist partially
invisible. Among other things, this power gives the psionicist a natural "hide in shadows" of 50% +2% per
level or adds 35% to already existing hide in shadows ability. Other characters are -4 to hit the character, as
the field makes one extremely hard to see. The character appears to look much like the Predator with his
shift suit engaged. Due to the defraction properties of the field, all light beams (lasers) are at damage,
both the character's and the enemies as they both have to fire
through the field.
Power Score: The psionicist is totally invisible, lasers may not pass the field.
20: The psionicist may not use this power for 1d6 hours.
Vader's Suffocate
Power Score: WIS - 4

Initial Cost: 20
Range: Sight
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: 1 creature
Prerequisites: Telekinesis
This power allows the psionicist to attempt to strangulate the victim with telekinesis. The victim must save
vs. petrification or stay paralyzed and can do nothing. Saving or not the victim receives 1d6 of damage per
round and -2 penalty in all attack rolls and armor class. If the psionicist receives some physical damage the
victim is free. The psionicist cannot attack the victim any way or the victim will be free. The victim must
need air to receive the damage and must have a identifiable throat.
For victims with strength score greater than the psionicist score the DM can allow a contest (victim strength
vs psionicist wisdom) to escape the paralization. Free Action protects against the damage and the
paralization. Another psionicist with this power can negate the attack. Another psionicist with telekinesis
can grant to the victim another save vs. paralization.
Power Score: The victim saves against the paralization at -4.
20: The psionicist suffer partial suffocation for 2 rounds (1d4 of damage and -1 penalty).
Reference: Darth Vader in Star Wars (Movie)
Psychokinetic Devotions
Deflection
Power Score: INT - 3

Initial Cost: 8
Range: 0
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: Personal
Prerequisites: Telekinesis, Ballistic Attack
With this devotion the psionicist can deflect blows or weapons directed to himself. The blows are deflected
with telekinesis, effectively giving a two-point bonus on psionicist armor class.
Power Score: -4 bonus to AC.
20: 1d4 of the psionicist items (equipment or clothes) are thrown away (2d6 yards)
Lasers
Power Score: INT -2

Initial Cost: 8
MAC: 4
Cost: 8 / 5
Range: 30'
Area of effect: Individual
Prerequisite: none
By manipulating the light waves around him/her the psionicist is able to fire beams of coherent light
exactly like a laser. Damage is 1d4 per level, to a maximum of 10d4.
Power Score: The psionicist may hit two targets in a single round but the second one must be within 3 of
the first.
20: The power backfires as the psionicist accumulates the energy around him but isnt able to channel it
properly.
Levitate Others
Power Score: WIS -4

Initial Cost: 16 / creature
Maintenance Cost: 8 / round for each creature
Range: 0
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: 15 feet radius
Prerequisites: levitation
This power is identical to levitation, except it is used to levitate other characters. Optionally, the psionicist
can stay where he is, while someone else is levitated. The creature must be willing to be levitated, or
unconscious. If an willing creature start to frantically move while in the air (in combat, panic or don't want
to be levitated anymore) the psionicist must make another power check for each round to maintain the
character in the air.
A psionicist can levitate creatures with weights similar to his own. Additional weight, however, such as
equipment, passengers, or large creatures are a hindrance. Every 25 pounds of added weight reduces the
character's power score by one point and increases initial and maintenance costs by 4 points. The DM can
impose a power score penalty to try to stop falling creatures.
Power Score: The initial cost is reduced to 12 per creature and the maintenance if halved.
20: The psionicist doubles the weight of all creatures one round. If they fall, they suffer an extra 1d6 points
of damage.
Call Object
Power Score: Con -2

Initial Cost: 5
Maintenance Cost: NA
Range: 30 yards
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: 1 item, 2 lb.
Prerequisites: telekinesis
This power is a special variation of the telekinesis science very similar to ballistic attack devotion. Instead
of moving any object relatively slowly, Call Object allows the character to move an object to her hand very
fast. The object, no more than 2 pound in weight, "fly" to the psionicist hand very fast without warming the
psionicist. It must be within sight of the psionicist and cannot be anchored or attached to anything else.
Power Score: No other effect.
20: Ballistic boomerang. The psionicist receive 1d6 of damage as the object hits herself. The same as to be
the target of a ballistic attack.
Reference: Luke getting his lightsaber in Return of Jedi.
Enhance Weapon

Initial Cost: 5
Range: Touch
Prep. Time: 0
Area of Effect: one weapon
Prerequisite: Telekinesis, Create Object
Author: Matthias Roschke <[email protected]>
This power allows the psionicist to temporarily enhance melee weapon or a projectile (i.e., no bows or
slings, but arrows, sling stones and throwing weapons are ok), so that it becomes the equivalent of weapon
with magical bonuses. The psionicist must touch (or wield) the weapon to do so. By spending the
necessary PSP's and making the power check, the weapon gets a the equivalent of a +1 magical bonus,
which may be maintained by spending 3 PSP's per round. Note that the psionicist must actually touch the
weapon in order to maintain this power; thus, it is impossible to maintain the power for missile weapons
(unless they return to the user), or if the weapon is knocked out of the psionicists hands. It is possible to
add the bonus to an already magical weapon, or to use this power repeatedly (creating enhancements of
two or more). However, the maximum enhancement that can be achieved by use of this power is one 'plus'
for every 4 levels of the psionicist (i.e., 1 at levels 1 to 4, 2 at levels 5 to 8, etc.)
Power Score: The weapon gets a +2 bonus.
20: The weapon is damaged, it must save vs disintegration or be destroyed.
Jedi's Stronger Telekinesis
Power Score: WIS -2

Initial Cost: 1/10 of object's weight
Maintenance Cost: half initial cost
Range: 30 yards
Preparation Time: 1 round
Area of Effect: single item
Prerequisites: telekinesis, psychokinetic specialists only
This devotion is a specialization of the telekinesis science created to move heavy objects. With this devotion
the psychokinesis specialist (a psionicist with psychokinesis as his primary discipline) can move heavy
objects without so high PSP cost and power score penalties.
The initial cost equals the 1/10 of object's weight in pounds. The minimum initial cost is 10 PSP. For very
heavy (1 ton. or more) objects the cost is 10 times the object weight in tons, but the power score penalties
are much higher (see table below).
The maintenance cost is half the initial cost, rounded down. The psionicist must make a power check each
round or the object will crash down.
The character's power score is WIS -2 decreased as shown in the tables below.
Initial Power Score

Object Cost Modifier
weight
10 pounds 10 +1
100 pounds 10 0
200 pounds 20 -1
400 pounds 40 -2
800 pounds 80 -3
1,000 pounds 100 -4
Very heavy objects

Initial Power Score
Object Cost Modifier
weight
1 ton 10 -6
2 ton 20 -7
3 ton 30 -8
4 ton 40 -9
5 ton 50 -10
6 ton 60 -11
7 ton 70 -12
8 ton 80 -13
9 ton 90 -14
10 ton 100 -15
The following restrictions are applied in this variation of TK.
A psionicist using TK with this devotion can move an object up to 10 feet per round. The object cannot
serve as a weapon. Leaving a heavy object to fall in a creature is very difficult, since the object moves very
slowly and the creature should see it and move away.
The maintenance of this power is very difficult and the psionicist must make a power check in each round
or the object will fall.
This power requires great concentration and the psionicist cannot perform any other action while
maintaining this power. The psionicist must be unmoving, cannot talk, and can look only to the object
being moved.
This power can only be used to move objects in very simple and pre-defined (decided before the start)
trajectories.
Power Score: The psionicist can maintain this power without any other power check.
20: The psionicist will not be able to move this item until he gains a level.
Reference: Yoda in The Empire Strikes Back.
Psychic Guidance

Initial Cost: 3 + special
Range: line of sight
Prep. Time: 2 segments
Area of Effect: one projectile
Prerequisite: Telekinesis, (detonate)
This power allows a psionicist to guide a small projectile, such as a knife, arrow, or sling stone (max weight
2 lbs), to its target. The psionicist must first prepare the projectile, which takes two segments (see prep.
time) and costs 3 PSP's. The projectile may then be thrown (fired, hurled, or whatever) normally, but may
be guided telekinetically. The following things are possible at the listed cost in PSP's.
Add +1 to hit, +1 to damage, and extend the range by 10 feet by spending 2 PSP (cannot spend more than
the psionicists level)
Make a radical course correction (up to 180 degrees) at a cost of 5 PSP's (all benefits bestowed by previous
guidance are lost).
Recall the projectile at a cost of 10 PSP's. The projectile will return to the psionicists hand (no DEX check
required to catch) from anywhere within range (i.e., line of sight).
The projectile may be made to explode causing an extra d6 damage to the target (or anyone within 3 feet).
This costs 5 PSP's and requires detonate as a prerequisite.
Prepared projectiles may be maintained at a cost of 3 PSP's per round. The maximum number of projectiles
a psionicist may handle at a time is one for every 4 levels of experience. The psionicist must be able to see
the projectile (by some means) in order to guide it. This is not necessary for recalling the projectile, or for
making it explode.
Power score: The projectile may be recalled without spending any PSP's.
20: The projectile explodes doing d6 damage to the psionicist.
Psychometabolic Sciences
Celestial Raising (High Science)
Power Score: Con -6

Initial Cost: 40
Range: 0
Preparation Time: 0
Prerequisite: Adrenalin Control or Enhanced Strength
This power allows the psionicist to combine the energies of psionics and of the cosmos to enhance his
phisical body. Strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence and wisdom (the latter two only for psionic
purposes) are raised to 25 for the entire duration of the power wich is one full turn. At the end of the turn
roll on table one to determine the cost this technique exacts upon the body of the psionicist (delay this roll if
the power is initiated again within the turn, see below).
During the turn the psionicist may initiate the power again, any bonus for the 25 score is multiplied for 1.5
(round up results) before being applied. The ability score in itself does not raise above 25 under any
circumstance. The psionicist may repeat this increase as many times as he wants as long as the duration of
the power has not yet expired increasing the multiply factor by 0.5 every time. Note that the duration is
increased by one turn for every initiation.
Roll Effect
1 Stunned for 2d4 rounds
2 -2 (or -10%) to all rolls for 1 hour
3 -4 (or -20%) to all rolls for 1 hour
4 Loose 1 point from one of the raised ability scores (for one
day)
5 Loose 2 point from one of the raised ability scores (for one
day)
6 Loose 3 point from one of the raised ability scores (for two
days)
7 Loose 4 point from one of the raised ability scores (for two
days)
8 Loose 1 point from one of the raised ability scores
10 Loose 2 points from one of the raised ability scores
The diminisced ability scores should be chosen randomly, the DM may allow the player to split the loss
betwee multiple scores when facing the loss of more than one point (in fact this is recommended).
Roll* Effect
1 Loose 2 point from one of the raised ability scores (for one day)
2 Loose 3 point from one of the raised ability scores (for two days)
3 Loose 4 point from one of the raised ability scores (for two days)
9 Loose 1 point from one of the raised ability scores, this happens every day until some potent
healing magic of psionic is applied (determined by the DM). Already lost points are permanent.
10 Immediate death (the DM may allow the use of a wish or that of some other powerful means to
prevent this, 3d4 ability points are lost anyway).
* Add one to the roll for every initiation beyond the second.
Example: Lei-Pa-Veh is facing the killer of his mentor, knowing that someone able to defeat his master
would certainly find no problem dealing with him he uses the Celestial Raising to even the odds. This will
give 25 in strength, dexterity, constitution, intelligence and wisdom for one turn. The opponent proves too
powerful and Lei-veh praying his ancestors uses the Celestial Raising other two times within (respectively)
the first and second turn since the first initiation of the power. The total duration of the power is now three
turns since the first initiation and the multiply factor for the bonuses is 2 (hence all bonuses for a score of 25
are doubled). Being victorious Lei-Pa-Veh thanks his ancestors and the spirit of his dead mentor. Now its
time to see the cost of what he has done, the rolls are 3 (for the first initiation), 6 (for the second) and 3 +1=4
(for the third), he will have a -4 (or -20%) penalty to all rolls for 1 hour and looses 1 point of dexterity and
two points of constitution. Lei-Pa-Veh accepts the pain and prepares to take the place of his master being
the elder of the students.
This power may not be used in conjunction with Adrenalin Control, Enhanced Strength, Cats Grace and
similar spells/powers, Celestial Raising overrides all of them and the basic ability scores count to
determine its effects. Also note that this power was designed to work one turn under the 10 seconds per
round rule (as per Combat & Tactics). If you use rounds of one minute you should increase the duration
properly.
Power ScoreThe psionicist benefits of the power as if it were initiated twice with a single use (with the ill
effects of only one activation).
20The energy is channeled but the body is not able to retain it, roll on the appropriate table (immediately
if its the first initiation) but with a -2 to the roll. No other effect.
Enhanced Combat

Initial Cost: special
Maintenance Cost: special
Range: 0
Prep. Time: 0
Area of Effect: the psionicist
Prerequisite: Adrenaline control, Heightened senses, biofeedback
This is a real 'Use the force Luke' type power. In essence, it allows the psionicist to mentally guide and
enhance his/her attacks and defenses, making them faster and more accurate. To do this, the psionicist
must first make a power check, and spend a number of PSP's (maximum is twice the psionicists level) to
initialize the power. In the next round, and for as long as this power is maintained, the following may be
done (at the listed cost in PSP's).
Add +1 to hit and damage to your attacks this round (3 PSP's).*

Add +1 to hit and damage to your next attack (2 PSP's).+
Improve your AC and initiative by one (2 PSP's).*
Attack first in the round (i.e., before initiative -- like someone with a scimitar of speed or a short sword of
quickness) (4 PSP's).*
Use one of your attacks to automatically parry, without having to roll a die (5 PSP's).+
Dodge an attack, without having to roll or give up one of your attacks (8 PSP's).+
Gain another attack this round (8 PSP's).*
Recover your weapon (after is has been dropped). This counts as one of your attacks (4 PSP's).+
* This action must be announced at the beginning of the round.

+ This action must be announced before the attack (or parry) roll is attempted. Thus a missed attack roll
cannot be retroactively improved.
NOTE: In any given round, the psionicist may never spend more PSP's than were used to initialize the
power. Thus if 8 PSP's were spent on initialization, it would be possible to dodge one attack, or gain an
extra attack (or do anything else that costs 8 PSP's or less), but it would not be possible to gain an extra
attack and get +1 to hit and damage, as this would cost 11 PSP's. The power is maintained as long as the
psionicist uses this power. It ends on any round during which the psionicist does not spend any PSP's on it.
In order to maintain this power, spending one PSP per round is enough, although it does absolutely
nothing.
Power Score: The amount of PSP's which could be spent per round is doubled (no increase in initialization
cost).
20: Until the psionicist gets at least 4 hours of rest (preferably sleep), he/she has a -1 penalty to hit, to
damage, to AC, to initiative as well as all saving throws.
Emperor's Lightning Bolts
Power Score: Con - 4

Initial Cost: 5 PSPs/1d6 (1) or 7 PSPs/1d6 (2-5)
Range: 6 yards
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: 1 to 5 creatures
Prerequisites: Energy Containment
With this power, the psionicist can throw a group of lightning bolts from his body to each target. Five
PSPs/1d6 of damage is the cost for 1 target, 7 PSPs/1d6 of damage for 2-5 targets. The maximum damage
per usage is half the psionicist level in d6's. Save vs. petrification for half damage. This power cannot be
magnified by any metapsionic devotion, the damage limit cannot be increased.
Power Score: Target saves at -4
20: The psionicist takes half damage. Save vs. petrification for 1/4.
Reference: Luke against the Emperor in Return of Jedi (Movie)
Psychoportive Sciences
Dimensional Warp

Initial Cost: 10
Range: 10 yards / level
Prep. Time: 0
Area of Effect: Special
Prerequisite: Teleport, Dimensional Door, 10th level
This power is a variation on the dimensional door power. The Psionicist defines two 'windows' anywhere
within range, and creates a two way portal between them, such that anything going into one of the
'window' will come out the other. Unlike Dimensional door, this power creates a true two way transport
system (i.e., you can stick your arm through, grab something at the other end, and pull it back -- anything,
including spells, will pass through both ways). The windows, which may have an area of up to 4 square
feet per level of the psionicist, are identical but can have any orientation relative to each other (i.e., they
could be at right angles to each other, or even at 180 degrees *). This could result in some very strange
effects, imagine a charging knight being intercepted by a 'window' and continue his charge straight
towards the ground -- lance first, from 100 yards up. Notice that it might be possible to re-route missiles or
even spells such as fireball or lightning bolt right back to the originator, but the psionicist would have to act
extremely fast (i.e., have initiative and make an int check to see whether he/she can think and act fast
enough). Because of the complexity of warping space in this way it is easy for things to go wrong. If the
power check fails, the full PSP's are used, and a the two windows will open up, but the psionicist cannot
control their position (the windows are also unstable and cannot be maintained). In case of a 20 result, the
windows are 'very likely' to open in such a way as to harm the psionicist (in this case, the window might
also be warped and destroy anything which passes through).
Power score: Maintenance cost is reduced to 3 PSP's per round.
20: see above
Psychoportive Devotions
Dimensional Portal
Power Score: INT -4

Initial Cost: Below
Range: Unlimited (but for Spelljammer it has to be in the same crystal sphere)
Preparation Time: 1 round
Area of Effect: One Item
Prerequisite: Dimension Door
Author: Eric Tunon <[email protected]>
By using this power, a psionicist creates a dimensional portal that will enable the him to bring one item of
his choice to his present location. Before using this power must think of the item he will use the portal to
get. It is not necessary that the psionicist know the object's location, he just needs to be able to picture it in
his mind. It needs to be an object he has had physical contact with, and he must know the feel of it well
enough that he will recognize that he has found it when his hand goes through the dimensional portal (e.g.,
the feel of his favorite sword, dagger, etc.). This is not an easy task for a psionicist because of the fact that
he is searching for an object that he does not necessarily know where it is.
The initial cost depends on how far the psionicist is from the item (determined by the DM). And after a
successful power check the psionicist must make a Dexterity check at -3 (the DEX check is due to the fact
that the psionicist can not see the item, and it hurts to put your arm into the portal -- no damage but it hurts
similar to the dimension door power), the psionicist can chose to maintain the portal if he does not pickup
the item.
Distance Initial Cost Power Score

Modifier
10 yards 30 0
100 yards 30 -1
1,000 yards 45 -2
10 miles 60 -3
100 miles 75 -4
1,000 miles 90 -5
10,000 miles 105 -6
Planet to 150 -7
planet
Power Score: The PSP cost is reduced by 33%
20: The item is in some way damaged, not to the point of worthlessness but damaged nonetheless (possibly
-1 to hit, exact amount up to DM).
Dream Sight
Power Score: INT

Initial Cost: 12
Range: Special
Preparation Time: 2
Prerequisites: astral projection
Before using this devotion, the psionicist must fall into a deep sleep or sleep trance state during which she
dreams of places and events around her. Her vision is then attuned to the location desired. In the dream,
she can both see and hear and can will her vision to change so that she can view the surrounding area as
well. She cannot see into an area that is protected against teleport or similar powers or spells, however.
Nor can sounds coming from such an area be heard.
When using this devotion the psionicist's astral body leave her physical body and is able to walk, look
around, pass walls,... The distance that a psionicist can move from her body is equal to 100 yards per level
of the psionicist. The astral body is invisible by normal means but is vulnerable to any attacks that can
reach astral or ethereal creatures. While in astral form the psionicist is treated as an ethereal traveler,
cannot influence the normal world and can only use psionics on herself.
The astral body is attached to the physical body by the silver cord. The silvery cord is nearly
indestructible; however, it can be severed by the psychic wind at its most powerful, or by the silver swords
of the githyanki.
At the end, the dream vision ends, and she awakens. If the psionicist's body is disturbed before the dream
sight ends, the power ends and the psionicist is immediately awakened.
Power Score: The astral body of the psionicist is able to see in darkness (normal or magical).
20: The psionicist has a terrible nightmare is unable to sleep for 8 hours.
Interchange
Power Score: INT -3

Initial Cost: 50
Range: 50 yards
Prep Time: 0
Area of Effect: NA
Prerequisites: teleport, teleport other
Author: Andrew Lohmann <[email protected]>
This power allows the psionicist to exchange physical places with any creature within sight, and 50 yards,
of the psionicist. The creature cannot be more than 150% of the mass of the psionicist. When the
interchange takes place, the orientation between the two characters remains the same, so any combat taking
place between the two interchanged characters is unaffected (both physical and magical attacks).
If the subject of the interchange power is unwilling to be teleported, they are allow a saving throw vs.
paralyzation at -2 to resist the teleportation effort. If the creature is willing to be interchanged, no saving
throw is required.
Power Score: The saving throw of the subject of the interchange power automatically fails.
20: The psionicist becomes disoriented, and suffers a -2 to all rolls for the next turn.
Teleport Lock
Power Score: INT -2

Initial Cost: 10
Maintenance Cost: 5/turn
Range: infinite
Prep Time: 0
Prerequisites: teleport, ESP
This power allows a psionicist to "lock" onto another being, and if that being should teleport (magically or
psionically) for any reason, the psionicist will have the option that round, and that round only, to teleport
to the same place as the "locked" creature did. If the psionicist opts not to immediately follow, the lock is
lost. The lock needs to be made while the psionicist can see the creature it is locking onto, but after the lock
is established, distance between the two makes no difference.
If the psionicist decides to follow, the character must pay the PSP costs and make a power check as he
would using the Teleport power, with all the appropriate penalties based upon distance. If the psionicist
does not have enough PSPs, then the Teleport fails.
Power Score: The lock lasts for 5 rounds after the locked on character has teleported.
20: No other effect.
Telepathic Sciences
Backlash
Initial Cost: Special
Range: NA
Prep. Time: 0
Area of Effect: psionic opponent
Prerequisite: contact, mindlink, psionic blast
This power causes a psychic shock to travel along the psychic conduit formed by contact. It may only be
used after contact has been established, by either the psionicist or by the opponent (i.e., it will travel either
way). This psychic shock will directly damage the opponent, causing 1d6 damage for every 5 PSP's spent
(save vs death to reduce this by half, maximum damage is 10d6 for 50 PSP's). There is however some risk
involved in using this power. If the power check is failed, the psionicist must make a saving throw or suffer
half the damage that he/she wanted to inflict on the opponent.
Power score: Opponent automatically fails the saving throw.
20: Psionicist suffers full damage, no saving throw allowed.
Dreamstalker
Power Score: WIS -6

Initial Cost: 40
Maintenance Cost: Contact
Range: 100 Miles
Preparation Time: 1 Turn
Area Of Effect: 1 Person
Prerequisites: Contact, Mindlink, Probe, Post Hypnotic Suggestion
Author: <[email protected]>
When the psionicist employs this science, he projects his consciousness into the dreams of his sleeping
victim. Upon arrival into the dream the victim is allowed a wisdom check to notice the anomaly. If it
succeeds he understands the nature of the attacker, and may choose to end the dream.
When the psionicist enters the dream, he takes the form of the victim's worst fear. He then chases the
victim until the dream ends, or the victim wakes. Upon waking the victim remembers nothing about the
dream, only a dark sense of foreboding and fear. He will also have lost one point of Constitution. The
point of CON can only be recovered through the following means: restoration, heal, Psychic Surgery, or a
Cell Adjustment costing 60 points. Each of these restores one point per application. A limited wish will
restore 3 points, and a wish will restore the victim fully. The Dreamstalker can be used night after night
until the victim is dead (CON reaches zero). The victim can only be revived by a heal, restoration, and
resurrection, in that order, or through a wish.
Power Score: The psionicist can also ask one question as per Probe, or plant one suggestion as per PHB
suggestion.
20: The Dreamstalker fails, all 40 PSP's are lost, and the psionicist must make a save versus death magic or
lose 1d8 Constitution points. These can only be regained as if the psionicist were under the effects of a
Dreamstalker himself.
Hypnosis
Power Score: WIS -4

Initial Cost: contact
Maintenance Cost: 6/round/subject
Range: Unlimited
Preparation Time: 2
Area of Effect: individual
Prerequisites: Enter Dream
To use this power each subject must be contacted when looking at the somniomancer eyes. After, each
subject has been contacted the somniomancer has to make the power score and give the order in a
monotonous, droning voice.
Any subject that fails a save vs. spell is completely dominated and will follow the order like a zombie. Any
order can be given, and the victim will follow it with the best of her abilities, even to kill her friends. Only
obvious suicidal orders allow another save.
The subject may be convinced to be another person or creature or to perform any actions she is normally
able to. The psionicist can ask questions or give another order each round. The orders must be given in a
language understandable by the victim.
Examples:
"Look at my eyes! Now you are a chicken"
"You don't like him, so, KILL HIM !"
"You need to sleep, so, you will stop, take off your armor and sleep..."
Power Score: No other effect.
20: The psionicist can never use this power again on the target.
Improved Psionic Crush

Initial Cost: contact + 6 PSP/1d6
Range: 50 yards
Preparation Time: 0
Prerequisites: mindlink
This power is a massive assault upon all neurons in the brain, attempting to destroy all by massive
overload of signals. The maximum damage is half the psionicist level in d6's. Save vs. Spell (with wisdom
bonus) for half damage. This power cannot be magnified by any metapsionic devotion, the damage limit
cannot be increased.
Power Score: Target saves at -4.
20: Full cost with no effect.
Obscure Defilement
Power Score: INT -4

Initial Cost: contact of each creature affected.
Maintenance Cost: 5/round/creature
Range: Defiled Area
Prep Time: 0
Area of Effect: Defiled Area
Prerequisites: Mindlink, Contact, Invisibility
Author: <[email protected]>
This power is remarkably like superior invisibility, except that it covers the smell, sound, and sight of the
ash surrounding the defiler. The power score decreases by one however, per level of the spell being cast.
So a fourth level spell will be at INT -8. However, if a person comes back to the defiled area at a later date,
he/she will notice the defiled area, unless cloaked by another talent.
Power Score: Every time the people affected by this spell come back to this particular spot, they will not see
the area of ash. Ever.
20: They know exactly what is going on, and the Defiler is in BIG trouble.
Prosopagnosia
Power Score: WIS -5

Initial Cost: contact + 20
Range: 20
Prep Time: 0
Prerequisites: Psionic Blast, Contact
Author: John M. Martz <[email protected]>
This power causes permanent, physical damage to the victim's brain. The damage prohibits the visual,
facial recognition of people's identities. That is, the victim becomes unable to recognize faces -- even his
own. He can detect facial displays of emotions, distinguish parts of the face, and even distinguish the age
and sex of the person he's looking at; the victim simply cannot recognize the person's identity by looking at
his face. As such, the victim will be unable to recognize family, comrades, and enemies. Note, victims can
still use their other senses to recognize familiar people (e.g., while the victim would not be able to recognize
his friend's face, he would still recognize his friend's voice), or they might visually recognize non-facial
features (e.g., a distinctive broach).
While this power results in permanent damage, it is not incurable. Damage may be repaired by a successful
use of psychic surgery or by a successful casting of heal or regenerate.
Power Score: The victim suffers from the effects of a psionic blast in addition to the above effects at no
additional cost. The victim is still entitled to a saving throw to avoid the effects of the psionic blast,
however.
20: The telepath loses contact with the target, and must reestablish contact before attempting to use this
power again.
Psionic Blow

Initial Cost: 8 PSP / 1d6
Range: 0
Preparation Time: 0
Area of Effect: 10 yards
Prerequisites: telekinesis
This power creates a blow of brain force forming a wave in all directions around the psionicist. This blast
can jolt a subject's mind like a piece of shocking news. If one of the targets is a psionicist he can get half
damage if he makes his defense mode (as against psionic blast). If the defense mode has an area of effect
(like tower of iron will) all creatures in the area get half damage. The maximum damage is half the
psionicist level in d6's. Save vs. Spell (with wisdom bonus) for half damage. This power cannot be
magnified by any metapsionic devotion, the damage limit cannot be increased.
Power Score: Damage increased to 1d8/8 PSP.
20: Full cost with no effect.
Psylocke's Psychic Knife
Power Score: INT

Initial Cost: 28
Range: Touch
Preparation Time: 1
Prerequisites: contact, mindlink
The psychic knife was the physical manifestation of Psylocke's telepathic powers. And with calculating
precision she cut through the folds of the target subconscious mind splaying open for clinical inspection the
painful swirl of memories churning inside him/her.
The target hit by the psychic knife suffers effects similar to ego whip. The target must save vs. petrification
or, she can do nothing (including walking or defend him\herself) for 2d4 rounds. If the save was successful
the target is dazed for 1-3 rounds, during which all of his/her die rolls (psionic attacks, melee attacks,
saving throws, etc.) are penalized 3 points (or 15%) and he/she cannot cast any spells above fourth level.
Regardless of the save a contact is established with a successful hit, this contact is maintained while the
psionicist continues in physical contact with the victim. If the victim wasn't paralyzed this should be
difficult.
Optionally the psionicist may try a called shot to the head (-8), if successful the victim must save with a -5
penalty.
Tower of iron will and mental barrier can be used to protect a psionicist's mind against the psychic knife. If
one of these defense modes are active and the victim wins a contest against the psychic knife power score
he saves with +5 bonus and only a tangent will be established (3 tangents must be made to establish a
contact).
Other defense modes are useless against this attack but, of course, Ejection can destroy the contact.
Power Score: The knife gains a +2 bonus to hit and the maintenance cost is halved.
20: Full cost with no effect. The psionicist is delusioned, she thinks she has a knife but she doesn't. She will
probably try to punch the victim.
Reference: X-Men (Commic)
Scanner's Mind Blow

Maintenance Cost: 6 PSP / 1d6
Range: 50 yards
Preparation Time: 0
Prerequisites: New Psionic Crush
With this power the psionicist tries to explode the mind of the victim. When the victim reaches zero hit
points the head explodes. The damage starts as 1d6 and will grow as the sequence: 1 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 ...
(d6's per round).
Each round the victim has the right to save vs. spell (with WIS bonus) for half damage. If the victim gets
out of the vision of the psionicist this power will not work. The psionicist must stay completely quiet to
maintain this power. This power cannot be magnified by any metapsionic devotion, the damage limit per
round cannot be increased.
Power Score: The psionicist can walk while maintaining this power.
20: Contact broken and the psionicist will not be able to contact the victim for 1d4 turns
Reference: Scanners (Movie)
Telepathic Devotions
Awaken
Power Score: WIS

Range: NA
Preparation Time: 0
Prerequisites: contact
This devotion allows the somniomancer to wake another character from normal sleep without the use of
touch or sound. When this devotion is used the subject simply wakes up instantly. (This doesn't mean that
the subject is immediately alert)
The subject hears (only in her mind) a great shout "wake up!" or any word the somniomancer wants (one
word only). The subject may be scared or hungry depends on situation.
At DM discretion this power can cause problems when used against subjects in astral travel.
Power Score: No effect
20: No effect
Induce Pleasure
Power Score: CON -2

Range: touch
Prep Time: 1
Prerequisites: mindlink, contact
This is the opposite power of Inflict Pain. While no good comes from it (no healing or curative effects), it
makes the subject individual shudder and twist in ecstasy. If used in combat, the victim must save vs
paralyzation in order to keep functioning and fighting. Failure to save indicates a penalty of -4 on all attack
rolls that round, and any spells being cast are disrupted.
The insidious effects of this power occur when it is used in conjunction with Inflict Pain. By using the two
powers interchangeably, dependent upon the victim's actions, the victim can be conditioned to perform
certain acts instead of other acts they would normally perform. For each week of being subjected to this
treatment, they must make a wisdom check, with a penalty equal to the number of weeks of "treatment"
(i.e., 3 weeks of treatment = penalty of -3) or have their actions in particular scenarios predetermined by
their conditioning. Only one area of behavior may be affected per victim. Depending upon the behavior
modification, there is a chance (DM's discretion) for an alignment change by the victim.
Power Score: The pleasure is so overwhelming that the victim passes out for 1d10 rounds.
20: The contact is broken.
Jedi's Mind Focus

Initial Cost: 10
Range: 0
Preparation Time: 1
Prerequisites: none
This is the "use the force Luke" power. The psionicist concentrates all his mind capacities in the task he
intends to do in the next round, granting a +5 (or +25%) bonus in this task in the succeeding round. This
power can be used only one time per task and the duration is fixed in one round. The bonus can be used in
any action the psionicist wants. The only requisite is: he must know what he will do in the next round.
Power Score: The bonus is +6 at half cost.
20: The psionicist forget how to do the task for 1d4 rounds.
Reference: "Use the force Luke" in Star Wars (Movie)
Memory Summoning
Power Score: INT -3

Initial Cost: contact (x3)
Range: Sight
Preparation Time: See below
Area of Effect: Individual
Prerequisites: Send Thoughts, False Sensory Input, Contact
By means of this power a Psionicist can effectively bypass another person's natural defense's (including
another psionicist's defenses). Many DMs believe that if someone psionically touched they will know it
(especially in the case of another psionicist), with this power this is not the case.
The psionicist will implant a thought into another person's mind. This thought will be a front, and he will
follow it into the person's mind. The person will notice the thought and not the mind touching (on a
successful power check). This is a very risky proposition (checks must be made by the DM every other
round), but the benefits are enormous the psionicist can roam around and use whatever powers he wants.
He will not know if he has attracted the attention of the person's mind that he is in, unless he attacks or fails
a power check (for all powers other than this one the power checks must be made at -4 due to the fact that
you must not alert the person who's mind that you are in to your presence, if he fails by three or less, the
power is initiated but you alert the person to your presence).
Once inside the victim's mind, the psionicist could use daydream or some other power without the victim
noticing, but if he attacked with something like psionic blast the victim would notice (here use common
sense attacks will make the attacker be noticed, non-attack will hopefully not bring get you noticed by the
person's mind). But until the psionicist finds resistance he will have no idea if he has been discovered. The
victim will know that his mind has been entered when the psionicist fails a power check and at that time
can try to use any psionic defenses he possesses (or attacks if he wants). The preparation time must be
spent finding out about the person that the power will be used on. He must find some thought that he can
use to follow in to the mind with (e.g., a gladiator learning to use a sword, an elf finally earning his name, a
Halfling eating a person for the first time, etc.).
Power Score: The psionicist only has to make a check every fourth round.
20: Automatic failure and the person knows the psionicist is there and can take whatever precautions he
can to stop the psionicist from entering his mind or from going further into his mind. Or, if he wins
initiative, the victim can psionically attack the psionicist.
Oniric Vortex
Power Score: WIS

Maintenance Cost: 1/round/subject
Range: Unlimited
Preparation Time: 1
Prerequisites: Enter Dream
With this devotion the psionicist can bring some friends into a dream. The psionicist must be in a dream to
use this power (her own dream or any dream affected by enter dream [see DRAGON #204]).
An unwilling subject may choose to end the dream and wake up. This action ends the dream for that
particular character only.
Power Score: The maintenance is free. The psionicist only need to pay Enter Dream.
20: All subjects have the same nightmare.
Outer Dream
Power Score: INT

Initial Cost: 30
Maintenance Cost: 10/question
Range: NA
Preparation Time: 12 hours
Prerequisites: mindlink, teleport
This devotion is similar to contact other plane spell and requires the psionicist have access to psychoportive
and telepathic disciplines.
When this devotion is used, the psionicist sends her mind to another plane of existence in order to receive
advice and information from powers there. As these powers resent such contact, only brief answers are
given. Any questions asked are answered by the power during the power's maintenance. The character
can contact an elemental plane or some plane farther removed. For every 10 PSPs spent one question may
be asked. Contact with minds far removed from the plane of the psionicist increases the probability of the
psionicist going insane or dying, but the chance of the power knowing the answer, as well as the
probability of the being telling the correct answer, are likewise increased by moving to distant planes. Once
the outer planes are reached, the Intelligence of the power contacts determines the effects.
The table given here is subject to DM changes, development of extraplanar NPC beings, and so on.
If insanity occurs, it strikes as soon as the first question is asked. This condition lasts for one week for each
removal of the plane contacted to a maximum of ten weeks. There is a 1% chance per plane that the
psionicist dies before recovering, unless a psychic surgery is made upon her. A surviving psionicist can
recall the answer to the question.
On rare occasions, this divination may be blocked by the action of certain lesser or greater powers.
Power Score Chance of Chance of Chance of

Plane Modifier Insanity* Knowledge Veracity**
Elemental -1 20% 55% (90%) 62% (75%)
Inner Plane -2 25% 60% 65%
Astral Plane -3 30% 65% 67%
Outer Plane, INT. -4 35% 70% 70%
19
20
21
22
23
24
Outer Plane, INT. -10 65% 98% 90%
25
*For every point of Intelligence over 15, the psionicist reduces insanity chance by 5%.
**If the being does not know an answer, and the chance of veracity is not made, the being will emphatically
give an incorrect answer. If the chance of veracity is made, the being will answer "unknown."
Percentage in parentheses are for questions that pertain to the appropriate elemental plane.
Power Score: No chance of insanity.
20: The psionicist grates a power. The DM must decide what the disturbed power will do.
Sleeping Automation
Power Score: WIS -2

Range: NA
Preparation Time: 2
Prerequisites: contact
This devotion allows the somniomancer to take control of a sleeping subject's body and cause it to perform
simple actions. Such actions include movement (sleep-walking), picking up and moving small objects, etc.,
but nothing either delicate or violent and nothing that involves any thinking or decision-making process.
The somniomancer can't force the subject to commit suicide or actively damage herself in any way; the
subject will wake up before any damage be inflicted.
This power doesn't give the somniomancer any way to see what the subject is actually doing, so, the
psionicist should be able to see the target by any means or it will be very difficult to give the orders.
Power Score: The psionicist can see with the target eyes.
20: Target wake up.
Metapsionic Sciences
Mystical Conduit

Initial Cost: 10 + 1 / 10 yards (or 40 + 1 / 10 yards)
Maintenance Cost: 2 PSP's
Range: <see cost>
Prep. Time: 0
Area of Effect: NA
Prerequisite: Dimensional door, 6th level psionicist and knowledge of either Mage or Priest magic.
This power opens an immobile conduit for mystical energy from the area immediately surrounding the
psionicist to anywhere within line of sight (see cost). The next spell cast from where the psionicist was
standing at the time the power was initiated will function as if it was cast at the other end of the conduit.
Thus the ranges of certain spells can be greatly increased. Notice that spells, which affect the caster only
(i.e., personal spells), will now affect whoever is standing at the other end of the conduit or be wasted if
nobody is standing there. A vampiric touch (or fire shield) for example, could be cast at one end and
whoever was at the other end could now apply the vampiric touch (or be protected by a fire shield), and
gain the full benefits from it (i.e., reach out and touch someone, in case a vampiric touch had been cast).
The original caster has absolutely no control over the spell -- it is as if the whoever was standing at the
other end of the conduit had actually cast the spell. Since the accuracy and power required for transferring
personal spells is much greater than for other spells, the cost is increased to 40 PSP's + 1 PSP per 10 yards.
The mystic conduit is visible only by a detect magic, true sight, or psionic powers such as Heightened
senses. It collapses the instant any spell is conducted in this way or if the psionicist ceases paying the
maintenance Cost.
NOTE: The conduit is one way only, thus it is not possible for a psionicist to steal a spell, as it is being cast
by an opponent.
Power score: No PSP's must be paid to maintain this power.
20: The next spell cast near the psionicist will backfire.
Postpone
Power Score: INT -6

Initial Cost: initial cost of the power (x2)
Range: Touch: 0
Maintenance: 24/day
Preparation Time: 1 round per power postponed + 1 round
Prerequisite: 7th level
This power allows a psionicist to "postpone" a power until a later point in time. This consists of the
psionicist having to first make the power check to initiate the power, then having to make the postpone
power check. When the psionicist makes the power roll for the first power, he pays he initial cost of the
power, then when he initiates postpone he pays the same cost again. The power that is postponed is "put
on the back burner" until a later point in time, when the psionicist wants to use the power he has
postponed. This power will allow a psionicist to maintain any power he can use at the time (even if he can
only use because of convergence, if he can use it he can postpone it), this includes both once and done
power, and maintainable powers. This power has a serious draw back while a power is being maintained
the psionicist can not get back ANY PSPs due to the fact that he is using a power at that time (spending
exactly 1 PSP per hour).
Power Score: If a power score is rolled this power only uses half the normal PSPs to maintain, and in so
doing allows a psionicist to regain PSPs every other hour (depending upon whether or not he rests).
20: The power is disrupted and the psionicist must begin again to try to postpone the power.
Psychic Sacrifice
Power Score: Wisdom - 10

Initial Cost: Death, Contact (see below)
Maintenance: 20 PSPs / round (see below)
Range: Unlimited (see Contact)
Area of Effect: One person
Preparation Time: 0
Pre-requisite: Psychic Surgery
Author: Marc Sherman <[email protected]>
This science allows a powerful psionicist to transfer a portion of his or her power to another person when
he or she dies. One science and two devotions are chosen at random from those known by the user of this
power (the Sacrificer), which are immediately added to those known by the target. The target gains enough
PSP's to use the three powers once per day each, with 4 rounds of maintenance.
If the target was a non-psionicist before the use of this power, he or she should be treated as a wild talent.
If the target was already a wild talent, the new powers and PSP's are added to those currently possessed. If
the target was a psionicist, the powers and PSP's are added to their current abilities, and are considered
separate from the normal maximums allowed by their level. The powers can be from a discipline outside
those currently known by the target, and do not count against the maximum number of sciences/devotions
per discipline. If the powers granted are already possessed by the target, the PSP's are still gained, and the
power score in that power is increased by one (as though the target had relearned that power). In all cases,
the PSP and power gain is permanent.
The target's alignment becomes that of the sacrificer. If this causes the target's alignment to change, this has
a 1% chance per PSP gained of driving the target insane.
At the discretion of the DM, the target may be visited by the spirit of the sacrificer. The spirit may give the
target hints, encouragement, or other support in particularly difficult situations. This may occur at most
once per month, and lasts for at most 1 turn.
To initiate this science, the sacrificer must first die. This can be either an accidental or intentional death,
although an intentional death for the sole purpose of using this science grants the sacrificer a +2 bonus to
his or her power score. At the very instant of physical death, the player must state his or her intention to
initiate Psychic Sacrifice, and also must state the target. The sacrificer's psyche is then kept alive by feeding
off the remaining PSPs the psionicist had at death. The upkeep of 20 PSPs/round must be paid each round
until the power is successful, or the sacrificer's psyche dies. The sacrificer must also attempt contact (via
psionic attack forms if the target is an unwilling psionicist) each round. If the sacrificer does not have
enough PSPs remaining to pay the upkeep and attempt contact, their psyche dies.
Once contact has been successfully made with the target, the sacrificer rolls against the power score for
Psychic Sacrifice. The upkeep of 20 PSPs must also be paid in this round; if not enough PSPs remain, the
sacrificer's psyche dies. If the roll is successful, the effects listed above occur. If the roll is failed, contact is
broken, and must be attempted again in the next round.
If the Psychic Sacrifice is successful, the sacrificer may never be Raised, Ressurected, or Reincarnated.
However, if the sacrifice is unsuccessful (the sacrificer runs out of PSP's or skips a round of attempting
contact for any reason), the sacrificer may be raised, ressurected, or reincarnated.
Power Score - the sacrificer can pick the science and two devotions granted to the target.
20 - the sacrifice fails, and both the sacrificer and target are psychically stunned, losing all current PSP's
(killing the psyche of the sacrificer).
1 - only 1 science or 2 devotions (50/50 chance) are granted to the target.
Note to the DM: If this science is allowed in your campaign, you should make allowances for NPC
psionicists who have been targets of it in their lifetimes, and therefore have more than the normal allotment
of psionic powers and PSPs. In particular, the DM may consider high level evil NPC psionicists who
"farm" low level psionicists for the sole purpose of having them sacrifice their powers to their mentor.
Time Flow
Power Score: INT

Initial Cost: Special
Maintenance Cost: Special
Range: Touch
Prep. Time: 0
Prerequisite: Time stop, 5th level
This power allows the psionicist to speed up or slow down time with regards to the target creature. At the
time the check is made, the psionicist declares by how much the time flow will be increased or decreased.
In other words, how many rounds will occur for the target creature while a single round of 'normal time'
passes (or alternatively how many rounds of 'normal time' will pass in what the target creature sees as a
single round). The power scores and initial/maintenance costs are given below.
Speed up/
slow Power Score Initial/maintenan Prerequisite
down ce
factor penalty cost (see note) Level
2 3 10/5 5
3 4 20/5 10
4 5 30/5 15
5 6 40/5 20
Note: The power can only be maintained if the psionicist is the affected creature. The costs are relative to
the psionicists time frame, in other words the initial cost is relative to normal time (and will affect the target
creature for one round of normal time), while the maintenance cost is relative to the new time frame, and
must be paid for every round the psionicist experiences. A 20th level psionicist for example, who speeds up
time by a factor of 5, would not have to pay maintenance cost for the first five rounds (or 1 round 'normal
time') since this is covered by the initial cost. After these 5 rounds, the maintenance cost would be 5 per
round (or 25 per round normal time). Since this power affects the flow of time, rather than speeding up the
metabolism of the target creature, as is the case with magical haste for example, no aging will result.
Anyone who returns to the normal time frame however, will be confused and unable to do anything for as
many rounds as were spend in the other time frame. This gives the body time to readjust to normal time
and recover from the strain. It is possible to force the body to ignore to ignore this time of recovery. To do
so requires a Wisdom check and a Constitution check, with a penalty equal to the factor by which time was
affected for both checks. If either is failed, 1d6 random ability scores are permanently lowered by one. In
other words, this is not a good idea except in the most desperate cases.
Power score: The psionicist may increase the time factor by one, without having pay the extra cost in PSP's.
20: The psionicist is confused and disoriented as described above.
Metapsionic Devotions
Psychic Rogue
Power Score: WIS -4

Initial Cost: contact + 12
Range: NA
Preparation Time: 1
Prerequisites: Psychic Drain
This power allows the psionicist to temporally steal a psionic power from another person. After contact is
established the psionicist spends 10 PSPs and chooses one of the victim's powers (The psionicist must know
if the victim knows the particular power).
After that, and while paying maintenance cost, the psionicist is able to use the power as any other. The
victim will forget the power until the psionicist stops paying maintenance.
Power score: The psionicist may choose any victims power, even if he didnt have knowledge of it. He also
learns how it works.
20: The psionicist lends one of his sciences to the opponent for 3d4 rounds.
Wild Talent table

Author: Anthony Thompson <[email protected]>
Just a few words, though. They reflect the fact that in order for there to be much of a population there has
to be a certain amount of people who have defense modes as well. Anyone who has used the CPsiH wild
talent tables has probably had the problem where PCs with attack modes run rampant with just about all
non-psionicist NPCs because their lack of a defense mode. Of course, you could simply make a lot of the
NPCs have them, but if you are supposedly going according to the CPsiH tables, that doesn't make
statistical sense. This attack-mode vs. no defense mode problem is even more pronounced if one tries to use
psionics in a non-DARK-SUN setting/world, where no one who is a non-psionicist (a lot of people!) has a
defense mode. The fact that everyone has at least one psionic power is what for me makes it the only place
where I can really allow psionics into my games, for they are simply too powerful anywhere else. Again, if
you use the wild talent tables in the CPsiH, the fact that so few people have defense modes gives rise to the
same problem. I have therefore opted to increase the chance that a given NPC has a defense mode so that
about 3 in 10 NPCs have one. Now, if an important but not-too-powerful NPC (yes, they can exist :) is
attacked by a player, you are not too entirely off your statistical rocker to give her/him a defense mode :D
Also, to make things fit correctly, I made up a few new psionic powers. I don't have the CPsiH right in
front of me, so I'm not sure if some of the powers on the table are new or not, especially since I made it
about 6 months ago. You can make them up on your own, make it a reroll, substitute another power in its
place, or ask me to post/mail how I have them worked out in my system (aiding my feeble memory by
telling me which ones are really new, of course :) Well, long disclaimers aside, here it is...
Editor's note: I inserted (new?) where I found a power that wasn't in CPsiH or DK. Also, I realize that
TW&TW presented an updated version of the wild-talent table, but I know there are those of you who do
not own it--besides, you can never have too many tables :-).
Psionic Wild Talents, Table 1
01-02: Choose one on this table. 48-53: Thought Shield
03-05: Roll twice on this table. 54-59: Mental Barrier
06: Aversion 60-65: Tower of Iron Will
07: Conceal Thoughts 66: Combat Mind
08: Mind Bar 67: Hear Light
09: Awe 68: Feel Sound
10: Dream Travel 69: Know Direction
11: Psychic Messenger 70: Danger Sense
12: Psychic Impersonation 71: Spirit Sense
13: Heightened Senses 72: Control Sound
14: Expansion 73: Animate Object
15: Flesh Armor 74: Suspended Animation
16: Displacement 75: Biofeedback
17: Body Control 76: Body Equilibrium
18: Mind Over Body 77: Catfall
19: Ballistic Attack 78: Cell Adjustment
20: Time/Space Anchor 79: Empathy
21: Sound Link 80: Sight Link
22: Identity Penetration 81: Truthear
23: Graft Weapon 82: Control Flames
24: Immovability 83: Adrenalin Control
25: Lend Health 84: Body Weaponry
26: Share Strength 85: Chemical Simulation
27: Absorb Disease 86: Enhanced Strength
28: Control Light 87: Reduction
29: Animate Shadow 88: Daydream
30: Radial Navigation 89: Life Detection
31: Poison Sense 90: Send Thoughts
32: Know Location 91: Dimension Walk
33: See Sound 92: Aging
34: Feel Light 93: Astral Projection
35: All-round Vision 94: Synaptic Static
36-41: Intellect Fortress 95: Attraction
42-47: Mind Blank 96-98: Roll on Table 2.
99-00: Roll once on this table
and then on Table 2.
Psionic Wild Talents, Table 2
01-02: Choose one on this table. 48-53: Thought Shield
03-05: Roll once on each table. 54-59: Mental Barrier
06: Life-Drain 60-65: Tower of Iron Will
07: Appraise 66: Sensitivity to Psychic Impressions
08: Cannibalize 67: Precognition
09: Levitation 68: Summon Planar Creature
10: Id Insinuation 69: Shadow-Form
11: Mind Thrust 70: Clairvoyance
12: Energy Redirection (new?) 71: Invisibility
13: Energy Absorption 72: Mindlink
14: Probe 73: Metamorphosis
15: Mass Domination 74: Dimension Door
16: Mindwipe 75: Animal Affinity
17: Inflict Pain 76: ESP
18: Post-Hypnotic Suggestion 77: Molecular Manipulation
19: Control Body 78: Ectoplasmic Form
20: Detonate 79: Repugnance
21: Time Shift 80: Teleport
22: Telepathic Projection 81: Molecular Rearrangement
23: Phobia Amplification 82: Death Field
24: Molecular Agitation 83: Double Pain
25: Cause Decay 84: Invincible Foes
26: Project Force 85: Superior Invisibility
27: Teleport Other 86: Domination
28: Complete Healing 87: Telekinesis
29: Switch Personality 88: Energy Transformation (new?)
30: Chameleon Power 89: Psionic Blast
31: Clairvoyance 90: Ego Whip
32: Fate Link 91: Psychic Crush
33: Banishment 92: Flight (new?)
34: Object Reading 93: Psionic Sense
35: Aura Sight 94: Convergence
36-41: Intellect Fortress 95: Disintegrate
42-47: Mind Blank 96-98: Roll twice on Table 2
99-00: Choose one power
from this table
Wizard Spells
Index by level
Level 1
Condense Water Level 5
Ice Sheet Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration II
Icewalk I Cagliostro's Magically Enhanced Rapid Fire
Mental Rejuvenation Missile
Mind Bolt Tor Kamals Combined Spellcasting
Sand Glass Tor Kamals Defiler Bane II
Tor Kamals Dimensional Barrier
Level 2 Tor Kamals Forceful Shadowball
Bloody Tears Tor Kamals Ice Rings of Protection
Delay Tor Kamals Lightning Form
Ethereal Gate Tor Kamals Lightning Storm II
Ice Path I Tor Kamals Puppet Master
Icewalk II Tor Kamals Shadow Guard
Masquerade Tor Kamals Shadowcage
Prosthesis
Tor Kamals Seeker Lightning Level 6
Unerring Concentration Cagliostro's Specific Spell Immunity
Tor Kamals Delayed Spellcasting
Level 3 Tor Kamals Geysers
Armeth's Sand Dome Tor Kamals Meteors from Sideral Cold
Cagliostro's Incredible Iceblast Tor Kamals Pocket Channel
Death Aura Tor Kamals Power Spell
Ice Path II Tor Kamals Shadow Giant
Mental Calm Tor Kamals Shocking Grasp II
Nerve Fire Tor Kamals Tuned Magic
Project Sensory Effects
Sand Storm Level 7
Shape Shift Tor Kamals Ice Barrier
Tor Kamals Cloak Of Darkness Tor Kamals Ice Demonguard
Tor Kamals Creeping Tendrils of Shadow Tor Kamals Icy Death From The Sky
Tor Kamals Defiler Bane I Tor Kamals Impossible Dimension
Tor Kamals Gravity Power Tor Kamals Lightning Speed II
Tor Kamals Icefire Tor Kamals Recall Shadowy Memories
Tor Kamals Icy Demolisher Tor Kamals Shadow Permanency
Tor Kamals Instant Barrier Tor Kamals Specific Gate
Tor Kamals Lightning Storm I
Level 8
Level 4 Tor Kamals Multispheres
Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration I Tor Kamals Obsidian Breath of the Dragon
Sinkhole Tor Kamals Past Duplication
Sword of Force Tor Kamals Rage of the Land
Tor Kamals Laughing Terror
Tor Kamals Lightning Speed I Level 9
Tor Kamals Minor Ice Barrier Tor Kamals Blizzard of Destruction
Tor Kamals Misleading Myst Tor Kamals Greater Ice Barrier
Tor Kamals Shadow Blade Tor Kamals Mnemonic Enhancer
Tor Kamals Shadow Fist Tor Kamals Reverse Aging
Tor Kamals Shining Spears Tor Kamals Riot Storm
Tor Kamals Shocking Grasp I Tor Kamals Wrath Upon Magic Resistance
Undead Vengeance
Index by School
Divination Tor Kamals Puppet Master (5th)

No spells under this school. Tor Kamals Shadowcage (5th)
Tor Kamals Rage of the Land (8th)
Enchantment/Charm
Tor Kamals Puppet Master (5th) Illusion
Tor Kamals Recall Shadowy Memories (7th) Project Sensory Effects (3rd)
Tor Kamals Shadow Permanency (7th) Tor Kamals Creeping Tendrils of Shadow (3rd)
Tor Kamals Rage of the Land (8th) Tor Kamals Laughing Terror (4th)
Tor Kamals Shadow Fist (4th)
Invocation/Evocation Tor Kamals Impossible Dimension (7th)
Ice Sheet (1st) Tor Kamals Recall Shadowy Memories (7th)
Mind Bolt (1st) Tor Kamals Shadow Permanency (7th)
Ice Path I (2nd)
Tor Kamals Seeker Lightning (2nd) Alteration
Cagliostro's Incredible Iceblast (3rd) Condense Water (1st)
Ice Path II (3rd) Ice Sheet (1st)
Nerve Fire (3rd) Icewalk I (1st)
Sand Storm (3rd) Sand Glass (1st)
Tor Kamals Cloak Of Darkness (3rd) Delay (2nd)
Tor Kamals Creeping Tendrils of Shadow (3rd) Ethereal Gate (2nd)
Tor Kamals Gravity Power (3rd) Ice Path I (2nd)
Tor Kamals Icefire (3rd) Icewalk II (2nd)
Tor Kamals Icy Demolisher (3rd) Masquerade (2nd)
Tor Kamals Instant Barrier (3rd) Armeth's Sand Dome (3rd)
Tor Kamals Lightning Storm I (3rd) Ice Path II (3rd)
Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration I (4th) Shape Shift (3rd)
Sword of Force (4th) Tor Kamals Defiler Bane I (3rd)
Tor Kamals Minor Ice Barrier (4th) Tor Kamals Gravity Power (3rd)
Tor Kamals Shadow Fist (4th) Sinkhole (4th)
Tor Kamals Shining Spears (4th) Sword of Force (4th)
Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration II (5th) Tor Kamals Lightning Speed I (4th)
Cagliostro's Magically Enhanced Rapid Fire Tor Kamals Shocking Grasp I (4th)
Missile (5th) Tor Kamals Defiler Bane II (5th)
Tor Kamals Forceful Shadowball (5th) Tor Kamals Dimensional Barrier (5th)
Tor Kamals Ice Rings of Protection (5th) Tor Kamals Shadow Guard (5th)
Tor Kamals Lightning Form (5th) Tor Kamals Delayed Spellcasting (6th)
Tor Kamals Lightning Storm II (5th) Tor Kamals Shadow Giant (6th)
Tor Kamals Meteors from Sideral Cold (6th) Tor Kamals Shocking Grasp II (6th)
Tor Kamals Ice Barrier (7th) Tor Kamals Tuned Magic (6th)
Tor Kamals Icy Death From The Sky (7th) Tor Kamals Lightning Speed II (7th)
Tor Kamals Multispheres (8th) Tor Kamals Past Duplication (8th)
Tor Kamals Obsidian Breath of the Dragon (8th) Tor Kamals Blizzard of Destruction (9th)
Tor Kamals Blizzard of Destruction (9th) Tor Kamals Reverse Aging (9th)
Tor Kamals Greater Ice Barrier (9th) Tor Kamals Wrath Upon Magic Resistance (9th)
Tor Kamals Riot Storm (9th)
Conjuration/Summoning
Necromancy Tor Kamals Cloak Of Darkness (3rd)
Mental Rejuvenation (1st) Tor Kamals Creeping Tendrils of Shadow (3rd)
Bloody Tears (2nd) Tor Kamals Icy Demolisher (3rd)
Prosthesis (2nd) Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration I (4th)
Death Aura (3rd) Tor Kamals Shadow Blade (4th)
Mental Calm (3rd) Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration II (5th)
Undead Vengeance (4th) Tor Kamals Forceful Shadowball (5th)
Tor Kamals Geysers (6th) Tor Kamals Cloak Of Darkness (3rd)
Tor Kamals Pocket Channel (6th) Tor Kamals Defiler Bane I (3rd)
Tor Kamals Ice Demonguard (7th) Tor Kamals Minor Ice Barrier (4th)
Tor Kamals Icy Death From The Sky (7th) Tor Kamals Misleading Myst (4th)
Tor Kamals Specific Gate (7th) Tor Kamals Defiler Bane II (5th)
Tor Kamals Riot Storm (9th) Tor Kamals Shadowcage (5th)
Cagliostro's Specific Spell Immunity (6th)
Abjuration Tor Kamals Ice Barrier (7th)
Unerring Concentration (2nd) Tor Kamals Greater Ice Barrier (9th)
Death Aura (3rd) Tor Kamals Reverse Aging (9th)
Spell list
Level 1 This spell can only be cast once in any particular

area as it does drain the liquid out of the air. The
Condense Water (Alteration) air around the spell's area of effect will decrease
in relative humidity by 10%. It may take two to
Range: 60 yards eight (2d4) turns for the moisture level to return
Components: V, S, M to a level where the spell could be cast again.
Duration: Permanent Note: Athas is a very dry place, normal humidity
Casting Time: 1 round runs at less than 10%, Athas is similar to a high
Area of Effect: 10 square feet +1 square dry desert. A lucky character might meet 20% to
foot/level 40% humidity near a large river or lake, not a
Saving Throw: None well, stream, or even a geyser. The only place
Author: Ronald Jones <JONESRD that a character might find humidity over 50%
%[email protected]> would be in the Halfling jungle of the Ringing
Mountains' forest ridge. Needless to say if this
When casting this spell the caster condenses spell was cast by a high level preserver in one of
water out of the air, the water collects as dew on these areas of high humidity, it could be
any appropriate surface or in a specially prepared dangerous.
container. The water is not magical, it is simply
condensed out of the surrounding air the amount Ice Sheet (Invocation/Alteration)
of water condensed is related to the relative
humidity. The center of the spell can be located Range: 10 yards
at any point up to the max range of the spell. The Components: V, S, M
spell creates 2 ounces(oz) of water per 10 square Duration: 3 round + 1 round/level
feet of the area of the spell, assuming up to 10% Casting Time: 1
relative humidity (see table for higher humidity). Area of Effect: 10' x 10' square area
For the times that the area of effect is not at an Saving Throw: Special
even number such as at 5th level (15 square feet) Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
the caster should get, at 10% humidity 3oz of
water, or 2.2oz for 6th level, etc., till you get 4oz This spell works exactly as the first level spell
with 20 square feet at 10th level. Grease except that it covers the designed area
If the humidity is % per 10 square feet: with a thin layer of magical ice, the material
component is a drop of water wich the wizard
Humidity % per 10 ft2 air
must blow toward the area of effect.
up to 10% 2oz
This is the first spell Tor Kamal researched. His
11 to 20% 4oz
strange passion for ice and cold begun during his
21 to 30% 6oz
years spent between the peaks of the Ringing
31 to 40% 8oz (1 cup)
Mountains where he learnt to fear the low night
41 to 50% 10oz
temperatures.
51 to 60% 12oz
61 to 70% 14oz
Icewalk I (Alteration)
71 to 80% 16oz (2 cups)
81 to 90% 20oz
Range: Touch
91 to 100% 24oz (3 cups)
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 turn/level
The material component is a pinch of very fine Casting Time: 1
river or sea silt, tossed into the air when the spell Area of Effect: One creature + 1 per 2 levels of the
is cast. The water simply condenses on all nearby caster
surfaces (i.e., trees, rocks, ground, characters, and Saving Throw: None
especially metal). At fifth level the condensed Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
water can be directed into a specially constructed
flask or jar. The somatic component is tracing the This spell allows the recipients to walk on icy
square in the air and then pointing toward where surfaces of any kind without risk of slip, skid or
the center of the spell will be. fall, it also permits to "skate" on the same kind of
surfaces without need of any equipment or The number of bolts depends on the caster's
training. This spell does not cancel slopes so level. He recieves one bolt at first and an
skating upwards is at least not easy. The additional bolt at every even level. Multiple bolts
movement when skating is increased by 50%. can strike one creature several times, or hit
Skating downwards increases the base movement several creatures. The bolts will be the same color
rate of another 50% for a total speed that is as the caster's sensory effect.
double the normal one. The spell does not imbue
the recipient with any superhuman dexterity so
not all the downward slopes will be accessible,
the most vertical ones should be treated as
normal for purposes of slipping. The spell does
not give any skiing ability and movement on
snow is not affected at all.
Mental Rejuvenation (Necromancy)
Range: Touch
Duration: Permanent
Components: V,S,M
Casting Time: 1 round
Area of Effect: One Creature
Saving Throw: N/A
Author: Brian J. Toleno
<[email protected]>
The caster using a lock of hair or piece of the

scalp of the recipient holds his/her hands on
their head and is able to restore 1d6/lvl PSPs to
them. This spell can never bring the recipient to
or past full PSP totals.
Mind Bolt (Evocation)
Range: 60 yards + 10 yds/lvl

Components: V, S
Duration: Instant
Casting Time: 1
Area of Effect: Creatures in 10' cube
Saving Throw: None
Author:
<[email protected]>
Use of the Mind Bolt spell creates up to 5 energy

missiles which unerringly strike their target. The
caster must be able to see or detect the target.
Each missile that hits does 1d4 pts of pain
damage. Pain damage is not permanent, and
resting for one hour will heal all of it. If a
creature who is hit by a Mind Bolt takes enough
damage (physical + pain) to kill them, they are
merely knocked out for one hour, when they
regain all hit points lost to pain. If the amount of
overkill damage that the creature took is greater
than the amount of pain damage, then the
creature dies anyway.
Sand Glass (Alteration) Delay (Alteration)
Range: 1 ft. Range: Caster

Duration: Permanent Components: V, S
Components: V,S,M Duration: Special
Casting Time: 1 round (see below) Casting Time: 1 round
Area of Effect: Special Area of Effect: Special
Saving Throw: None Saving Throw: None
Author: Mizar the Brilliant Author:
<[email protected]> <[email protected]>
This simple spell allows wizards to create small The delay spell causes any spell cast in the
glass objects (up to 3 pounds) out of sand. If following round to have its effect delayed for up
used creatively, it is a handy spell for many to 1 round per caster level. At the end of the
situations. The caster can shape the glass in any delay spell, the spell takes its normal effect. If the
way he wants, but trying to duplicate an existing delayed spell is an area effect spell, its area must
object or creating something complex or valuable be stated at the time of casting, not when it goes
will require the proper artistic proficiencies. The off. If the spell affects the caster or if the caster
caster can produce either transparent or must give instructions, etc..., then the caster must
translucent glass. Common products of this spell still be within the area.
are cups, bowls, vials, small windows, crystal Because the spell requires extreme mental skill,
bullets, cutting shards, and so on. The spell itself the caster must roll an intellegence check with a
doesn't produce sharp enough edges for cutting, -5 penalty. If the intellegence check fails, the both
but this can be done after the glass is made. It the delay spell and the affected spell do not
takes at least one round to prepare the glass, plus function and are wasted.
a variable time for the shaping, dependent on the After the delay has taken effect, the spell works
object's complexity (DM's discretion). normally, with its standard area of effect and
The material component of this spell is a small range. The delayed spell, however, is weakened
crystal lens to concentrate any light source slightly, and all saving throws are made with a
stronger than torchlight on the sand. The lens is +3 bonus. Spells which normally do not allow a
not expended. save are allowed a save, but with no bonus to
save.
Level 2
Ethereal Gate (Alteration)
Bloody Tears (Necromancy)
Range: Touch
Range: 10 yds/lvl Components: V, S, M
Components: V, S, M Duration: 2 turns/lvl
Duration: 1 rnd/lvl Casting Time: 2
Casting Time: 3 Area of Effect: Special
Area of Effect: 1 target creature Saving Throw: None
Saving Throw: Neg. Author:
Author: Jason R. Tood <[email protected]>
<[email protected]>
(This is basically an altered version of Rope Trick)
The caster must make eye contact with the target. When this spell is cast, a piece of rope must be
The caster then crushes the eye in his fist while formed into a circle. The circle will enlarge itself,
casting the spell. The target's eyes immediately and it becomes a portal to an extra dimensional
start bleeding (dmg=1/rnd, blinded for the space. The space can hold up to 8 people or
duration of the spell, suffering -4 to hit, +4 AC). creatures of medium size. The rope circle can be
The victim may save, in which case she/he takes pulled in to close the entrance to the
only one point of damage. The caster does not extradimensional space. Creatures inside can see
have to concentrate to maintain this spell. everything they would normally be able to see
The material component is a dead man's eye. from inside the space, but other creatures pass
right thorugh them and will not notice them.
Spells or psionics can not cause effects outside
the ethereal space. The rope circle must be This spell works exactly as the 1st level one. It
reopened when the characters wish to leave. enables also the recipient to skate upwards on ice
If the spell ends with the characters still inside, sheets with an incline of up to 15% at normal
they appear at the point where they entered it, in speed (faster than climbing it). On a plain surface
whatever position they were in at the end of the the skating movement rate is the same as per the
spell. 1st level spell. When skating on a downward
The material component of this spell is a 1 ft slope the normal movement rate is tripled.
piece of rope to make the circle which is
consumed in the casting. The Somatic Masquerade (Alteration)
component of this spell is making several
gestures over the rope and then forming it into a Range: Touch
circle. Components: V, S, M
Duration: 1 day + 1/4 day per caster lvl
Ice Path I (Invocation, Alteration) Casting Time: 1 round
Area of Effect: 1 individual or creature
Range: 0 Saving Throw: None
Components: V, S, M Author:
Duration: 2 turns + 1 turn/level <[email protected]>
Casting Time: 2
Area of Effect: Special This spell is a lesser version of my 3rd level spell
Saving Throw: Special shape shift. It functions the same way as that
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> spell with the following exceptions. Height and
weight can only be changed +/- 5%. This spell
This spell is similar to the 1st level Ice sheet in can't be used to change the type or race of a
execution and effects. Instead of creating a square creature or person unless the recipient is already
sheet the spell shapes the ice to make a path 3- the right size and weight.
foot wide. The wizard has complete control on To endure the effects of this spell, a person must
the shape of the path but all of it must be in make a system shock check (for creatures with no
contact with terrain (from stone to sand any constitution score, use a save vs death magic as a
terrain is good enough but quicksands and the priest of their hit dice). If the system shock roll
like are not). The path stretches for 20 yards per fails, then the person or creature is unconcious. If
level of the caster and may cross itself and create a character is killed while under the effects of
any possible pattern or shape, it could be used to masquerade, the effects fade 12 hours after he
create a round or square area like that of the dies or the duration of the spell experies,
Grease spell. The covered area will be equal to 60 whichever is shorter. This spell can not be cast
square feet per level of the caster (60% of the on dead people or creatures.
normal Grease). Any creature that steps on the The material component of this spell is a mud
ice is subject to the rules for Grease except that if paste made from silt and water which is smeared
the sheet is very large it could be impossible to sparingly on the recipient's face and/or body
reach sure ground at the first attempt. This spell before casting the spell.
was mainly desinged to be used with the several
Icewalk spells. The material component of the Prosthesis (Necromancy)
spell is a small quantity of water wich is
consumed. Range: touch
Components: V, S, M
Icewalk II (Alteration) Duration: Perminent
Range: Touch Area of Effect: 1 limb
Components: V, S Saving Throw: Special
Duration: 2 turns + 1 turn/level Author: John M. Martz
Casting Time: 2
Area of Effect: Three creatures + 1 per 2 levels of Prosthesis allows the caster to fashion a relatively
the caster functional prosthetic limb. The limb may be as
Saving Throw: None small as a single
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> digit or any amount up to an entire arm or leg.
In order to cast this spell, the wizard must obtain
a matching limb, which needs to be about the Level THACO Damage Save
same size as the missing member and the same up to 4 17 1d8 No other effects.
genus as the recipient. Thus, an elven arm could 5-8 15 1d8+1 +1d4 damage if
be grafted onto a human, but a thri-kreen limb failed.
could not. While the limb is usually taken from a 9-12 13 1d10 +1d6 damage if
dead body, the caster can use the target's own failed.
limb if it is available. If the stump has healed (if 13-16 11 1d10+1 * Save at +2 or be
it is not a fresh amputation), the mage must cut stunned 1 round,
all living flesh from the end of the stump before if successful
casting this spell -- this spell provides no pain +1d6 damage.
relief. After preparing the stump, the caster 17-20 9 2d6 Save vs. spell or
touches the prosthetic limb to the stump and be stunned 1
casts prosthesis. The new limb fuses with the round, if
target's skeleton, and he can begin to use it as successful +1d6
soon as the casting is finished. damage.
Unfortunately, the target does not regain full 21+ 7 3d6 Save vs. spell or
function of his limb. The new limb, while be stunned 1d4
functional, has no sense of touch and provides rounds, if
only 25% of normal functioning. With each successful +1d6
passing week, the character gains another 5% damage.
functionality up to a maximum of 75% of normal.
The exact impact this decreased functionality will The effects of lower levels are not cumulable with
have upon the character is up to the DM -- the following ones. Remember that since this
examples included worsened movement rates, spell requires an attack roll it may be used for
armor class, THAC0, reaction adjustments, called shots (with the normal maluses).
thieving skills, etc. (but better than if the The material component of the spell is a crystal
character did not have a prothesis at all). miniature of a spear wich is not consumed during
Furthermore, only the bone within the limb is the casting.
affected by this spell the remainder of the limb
continues to rot until nothing remains but the Unerring Concentration (Abjuration)
bone.
This spell can only be used on characters with Range: 0
missing limbs (e.g., it can't be used to give a two- Components: V, S
legged character a third leg). The material Casting Time: 2
component is the dead limb. The limb may be in Duration: 1 round/level
any state of decomposition as long as the bones Area of Effect: Caster
are intact. Saving Throw: None
Author: Steve Bartell
Tor Kamal's Seeker Lightning (Evocation) <[email protected]>
Range: 50 yards (see below) This spell allows the wizard to have no
Components: V, S, M distractions to his concentration -- especially in
Duration: 1 round per level casting spells. The caster will be able to
Casting Time: 2 withstand 2 points of damage per level each
Area of Effect: The caster round the spell is in effect without disrupting
Saving Throw: Special casting. (i.e. a 10th level wizard could take up to
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> 20 points of damage each round.) Fifty or more
points of damage will automatically negate the
For the entire duration of the spell the wizard's benefits of the spell for that round, regardless of
right hand (left if left-handed) is enveloped in a level. Disruption of concentration does not mean
fainth blue light. Once per round the wizard may the unerring concentration spell is negated; it is
hurl one spear-like lightning at a single opponent just ineffective during that round. Amputation of
within 50 yards. His chance to hit (dexterity necessary limbs, of course, will destroy the
bonuses apply) and the effects of the lighning are spellcasting. The caster must still be able to go
listed in the following table.
through the verbal and somatic part of the spell. replica of a campsite attached to the base. The
A wizard who is successfully grappled will be item is worth 100 gp and is not destroyed with
unable to cast, even with the unerring the casting of the spell. The sand, however, must
concentration. be replaced with each casting, through the corked
A person protected by this spell will still take hole in the base. Upon casting the spell, the globe
damage and be aware of pain, they will just be is shook, while the words, "There's no place like
unaffected by it until the spell duration expires. home," are said in Svirfneblin.
A mage who reaches 0 hit points is dead, despite
the protective nature of this spell. Cagliostro's Incredible Iceblast (Evocation)
Range: 10 yds + 10 yds/lvl
Level 3 Components: V,S,M
Duration: Instantaneous
Armeth's Sand Dome (Alteration) Casting Time: 3
Area Of Effect: 20-foot radius
Range: 0 Saving Throw: 1/2
Components: V, S, M Author: Jim Toth
Duration: 1 hr + 1 hr/lvl <[email protected]>
Area of Effect: Large enough for 10 people and An iceblast is an explosive burst of cold which
gear detonates with a low roar and deliver damage
Saving Throw: None proportional to the level of the wizard who cast it
Author: Michael Kenyon -- 1d6 points of damage for each level of
<[email protected]> experience of the spellcaster (up to a maximum of
10d6). The burst of the iceblast creates little
This spell cause sand, earth, loose gravel, topsoil, pressure and generally conforms to the shape of
etc. around the mage to form into a hollow dune. the area in which it occurs. The iceblast fills an
The dune is one foot thick and large enough to area equal to its normal spherical volume
hold 10 people, their gear and suffient air for (roughly 33,000 cubic feet)
them to breathe comfortably for the duration of All items susceptible to cold damage must make
the spell. a saving throw versus cold to determine if they
Note, the spell is gauged off of a cluster of life are affected, but items in the possession of a
forms, so pets and the like take up just as much creature that rolls a successful saving throw are
room for the spells effect as a hill giant does and unaffected by the iceblast. This spell functions
if a life form is more than 10' distant from the rest basically the same in all respects as the fireball
of the cluster, he is excluded from the spell. The spell except where noted.
dune is hard enough that it may be walked over
by any creature of Medium size or under without Death Aura (Necromancy, Shadow, Abjuration)
a chance of it collapsing. Should a creature of
Large size walk on it, it will hold for 1 rd. + 1 Range: 0
rd./lvl. of the caster, assuming that the creature Components: V, S, M
is not actively attempting to enter the dome. Duration: 10 rounds + 1 round/level
Larger creatures crush the dome in one rd. From Casting Time: 4
the outside, the dune appears to be part of the Area of Effect: 3 yards radius area
natural landscape and unless the person in Saving Throw: None
question knows the terrain intimately, they will Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
not suspect that there is anything afoot with the
terrain. The dune is not see through from the This spell causes a swrling myst to appear
inside and it requires a Hear Noise roll to around the caster to form a shape roughly that of
perceive sound through the earth. a sphere with a 3 yards radius. The myst is
Common uses of this spell are to give the party a obvious and any being is able to detect it but
convient place to sleep to avoid encounters or to mysteriously it does not block sight, it radiates
protect the party from either sand storms or the magic of the appropriate schools.
beating mid-day sun. Any being wich touches the myst with a small
The material component is a glass dome half- part of its body must make a saving throw vs.
filled with fine sand and a miniature silver breath weapon or be slowed as per the spell.
Entering the sphere with a larger part of the body
causes the save to be rolled at -4. Being entirely such as disintegration and other such powers.
into the vapors causes the victim to be slowed The material component for this spell is a bit of
without saving throw, if another save vs. poison flesh from a dead psionic creature.
is failed the victim is also paralyzed for the
current round. Check for these effects at the start
of each round or as soon as someone
touches/enters the sphere.
Note that all Haste and similar spells including
but not limited to Time Stop are instantly negated
if the recipients of such enchantments touch the
sphere.
The material component is fresh blood from the
caster, wich he must obtain wounding himself.
The caster must roll a saving throw vs.
paralization wich if failed means that the
concentration was broken by pain and the spell
fails.
Ice Path II (Invocation, Alteration)
Range: 0
Components: V, S, M
Duration: 2 turns + 1 turn/level
Casting Time: 3
Saving Throw: Special
This spell works exactly as the 2nd level version

except that the path is 30 yards long per level of
experience.
Mental Calm (Necromancy)
Range: 5yds/lvl
Duration: 1rd/lvl
Components: V,S,M
Casting Time: 5
Area of Effect: One creature
Author: Brian J. Toleno
<[email protected]>
The use of this spell allows the target to gain a

saving throws versus psionic and other mental
attacks that do not normally allow saving throws
and a bonus against those that do. If the target is
already under the influence of such an
attack/power (i.e. id insinuation, attraction, etc.)
they would get a save vs spells at -2 (+ WIS
bonuses) to ward off the effects of the power. If
they are attacked while this spell is in effect they
make a save versus spells to ward it off, if no
save is normally allowed, and a save at +2 if one
is normally allowed (i.e. Psionic blast). This does
not offer protection versus non-mental attacks
Nerve Fire (Evocation) sensory effects of every spell that he casts have a
chance of being projected onto a randomly
Range: 10 yds + 10 yds/lvl determined target within the area of affect.
Components: V, S, M Each time the wizard casts a spell while project
Duration: Instant sensory effects is in effect, simply count all
Casting Time: 3 possible targets within 20 yards of the caster (do
Area of Effect: up to 5'/lvl radius not count the caster -- do count the caster's
Saving Throw: 1/2 companions and any other humanoid within the
Author: area of effect) and roll the closest die to
<[email protected]> determine which one is the target. For example,
if there are seven possible targets, roll 1d8,
Nerve fire creates a field of glowing, see through, rerolling any rolls resulting in eight. The target is
flames the color of the caster's sensory effect. allowed a saving throw versus spells, including
These flames can spread up to a radius of 5' / the -1 penalty when this spell is cast by an
caster level from the center of the spell effect. illusionist. If he fails, he appears to be the source
The caster must specify the radius at the time of of the sensory effects that normally emanate from
casting. These glowing flames do 1d6 points of the caster. If he succeeds, the sensory effects
pain damage for each level of the caster to appear to originate from the caster, as normal. A
everyone within the area of effect (for the effects wild mage has a 50% chance of selecting the
of pain damage, see the Mind Bolt spell). The target, as long as the target is within the area of
caster only takes 1/2 damge or none with a save effect; if the roll is above 50%, determine the
if he is within the area of effect. The magic target randomly.
flames spread along the ground and only reach The spell affects visual, aural, olfactory, taste, and
about 10' in the air. Flying creatures are tactile effects; "additional" effects are included at
uneffected by the spell unless they were close to the DM's
or on the ground during the casting. discretion, but grand effects are never affected.
When casting the spell, the caster sends a small The somatic concealment proficiency has no
spark along the ground until it reaches the center affect on whether or not a target is perceived as
of the area of effect and then instantly spreads the source of any projected effects; however, the
thorughout the area of effect. Creatures who sensory alteration proficiency can be used to
make a saving throw vs. spell take only half of increase or decrease the intensity of the sensory
the amount of pain damage. effects regardless of the perceived source of the
The material components are a handful of effects (see DK, p. 48). The material component
powdered sulphur and sand which are thrown in is a pinch of silt collected during a silt storm.
the direction of the area of effect.
Sand Storm (Evocation)
Project Sensory Effects (Illusion)
Range: 60 yrds
Range: 0 Duration: 1 turn + 1 rd/lvl
Components: V, S, M Components: V,S,M
Casting Time: 3 Casting Time: 4
Duration: 1 round/level Area of Effect: 50' radius
Area of Effect: 20 yards Saving Throw: Special
Saving Throw: Special Author: Michael Kenyon
Author: John M. Martz <[email protected]>
With this spell, the wizard projects certain This spell creates a sand storm from any convient
sensory effects onto another target, making it source of sand, gravel or loose topsoil in the area
appear that the target is actually the person of effect, which may be used either defensively or
casting the spell (sensory effects of spellcasting offensively. In its defensive capacity, the
are discussed in DK, pp., 46-52). The wizard sandstorm may be used as a cloak for an escape
must first cast project sensory sffects normally or as a means of blocking pursuit. In an offensive
(NOTE: this spell does not project its own effects capacity, it may be centered on a person(s) and
when cast, only the effects of subsequent spells, have effects on them. The degree of the storm
including subsequent project sensory effects created is variable, based on a d20 roll against the
spells). Then, for the duration of this spell, the table below. For every 3 levels of the wizard
casting the spell, there is up to a +/- 1 modifier, if (+/- 10%), appearance of muscles, and other
the mage wishes to take it. Unless noted as such, similar things. This spell can't be used to to
there is no save for effects [you really can't avoid change the type or race of a creature or person
it, and it is a physical attack, so there is really unless the creature to be changed into is very
nothing to save against for a lot of the effects]. close to the original form (same number of limbs,
same size, no strange extremities). This spell also
d20 Type of Effects allows duplication of a specific person or
Storm creature.
01-04 Light Obscured vision, 3/4 mv. Although the casting time is only one round, the
05-12 Moderate Obscured vision, 1/2 mv., 1 change takes about 2 hours. This slow change is
hp/rd damage. obvious to anyone around the recipient for more
13-17 Heavy Obscured vision, 1/2 mv., than a few rounds, so the recipient must usually
d4 hp/rd damage. stay in hiding. After the two hour period of
18-19 Turbulent Obscured vision, 1/4 mv., change, the change will no longer be detectable as
d6 hp/rd damage, svs. magical. To endure the effects of this spell, a
magic +2 or choke on dust, person must make a system shock check (for
etc. for d10 damage extra creatures with no constitution score, use a save vs
(cont. rolling till you make death magic as a priest of their hit dice). If the
one) system shock roll fails, then the person or
20 Extreme Obscured vision, 1/8 mv., creature falls unconcious. Twenty-four hours
d8 hp/rd damage, svs. after a creature or person dies, the spell will fade.
magic or choke on dust, etc. This spell can be cast on dead people or
for d10 damage extra (cont. creatures, however then the duration is only 12
rolling till you make one), hours plus one hour per level of the caster, up to
svs. spell or be blinded 24 hours.
(svs. once) The material component of this spell is a mud
paste made from silt and water which is smeared
Note that any man-sized or smaller flying sparingly on the recipient's face and/or body
creature is downed by a heavy storm, large before casting the spell.
creatures are downed by a turbulent storm and
gargatuan creatures are downed by an Extreme Tor Kamal's Cloak Of Darkness (Conjuration,
storm. Evocation)
The material component of the spell is a handful
Range: Touch
of fine sand which is blown off the hand in the
Components: V, S
direction in which you wish the sand storm to
Duration: Special
rise.
Casting Time: 3
Credit should also be given to my DM who
Area of Effect: One being
helped in getting bugs out
Saving Throw: Negates
[email protected].
Shape Shift (Alteration)
This spell causes a light fog to appear around the
Range: Touch recipient. He has a number of points equal to
Components: V, S, M double the caster's level + 1d4 to use in the
Duration: Permanent following way: spending one point causes the
Casting Time: 1 round mist to become magical darkness in a 1 yard
Area of Effect: 1 individual or creature radius around him, the radius of the darkness
Saving Throw: None sphere may be increased up to 5 yards on a 1
Author: point/1 yard base. The sphere may be left still by
<[email protected]> the recipient at will, this costs 3 points; centering
again the sphere on the recipient does not have a
This spell can change the basic features of any cost.
creature or person. It can change facial features, At the start of each round the recipient must
facial hair, amount of hair, hair color and length, choose the radius of the sphere and spend points
skin shade and texture, height (+/- 10%), weight accordingly, the spell lasts until the recipient
ends it or all the points are spent or one turn Any defiler mage within the area of effect will
elapses wichever comes first. find very difficult to get energy to cast spells. He
The recipient may see perfectly in the magical is considered to have one less level for every 5
darkness as if it was not there. Any means to see levels of the caster of the Defiler Bane when
in magical darkness allow the user to see determining spell effects, the effects of defiling on
normally. Light and Continual Light are not ground are determined as if the spell cast was 4
enough to dispel the darkness but a 3rd level or levels lower. This spell may also be targeted on a
higher similar spell will work. single wizard, if he fails a saving throw vs breath
An unwilling target may save vs. spell to negate weapon the area will be centered on him and will
the entire spell. follow him even if ethereal, astral, teleported or
plane shifted for the entire duration.
Tor Kamal's Creeping Tendrils of Shadow
(Evocation, Conjuration, Illusion) Tor Kamal's Gravity Power
(Invocation/Evocation, Alteration)
Range: 10 yards per level Reversible
Components: V, S, M
Duration: 2 rounds per level Range: 10 yards per level
Casting Time: 3 Components: V, S, M
Area of Effect: 2 yards per level radius circle Duration: 2 rounds per level
Saving Throw: Special Casting Time: 2
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Area of Effect: 3 yards per level radius/3 yards
per level high cylinder
This spell causes a large amount of tendrils made Saving Throw: None
of shadow and smoke to come into being. They Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
are as thin as hair until the caster so desires and
they extend around him provided he does not This spell manipulates the gravity field of the
move or does so at a very slow rate (no flying is area of effect to make the attraction more
allowed for the spell to operate). As said the powerful. The effective gravity is raised by 10%
tendrils will spread in a roughly circular area per level of the caster. The weight of all items and
around the caster, just below the terrain so that it beings is accordingly increased. Starting from
is impossible to see them. At the will of the 10th level every being in the area of effect is
wizard the tendrils will grow until they resemble slowed as per the spell and at 20th level moving
those of Evard's Black Tentacles, there are always 3 is almost impossible without a truly exceptional
tentacles for each being to be entrapped. The strength. The DM may rule that every spell with
tentacles work exactly as those of E'sBT for the somatic components has a chance of failing and
first round, during subsequent rounds they the ones with material components may be even
simply hold the grasp thus they do not inflict more difficult to cast (especially if they require
more damage. particular handling).
Entrapped beings have their movement reduced The reverse of this spell works exactly in the
to 0 and loose all dexterity bonuses but may fight opposite way lowering the attractive power in the
as normal (may not kick of course). area (may be used to protect from falling
The material component for the spell is some damage). Note also that both versions do not
smoke, mist or shadow/darkness. allow for a magic resistance check as the gravity
is completely "natural".
Tor Kamal's Defiler Bane I (Alteration, The material component for both versions is a
Abjuration) piece of magnetite.
Range: 100 yards Tor Kamals Icefire (Ice, Evocation)

Components: V, S
Duration: 1 turn per 2 levels of the caster Error: Reference source not foundError:
Casting Time: 3 Reference source not foundRange: 100 yards + 10
Area of Effect: 50 yards radius area yards per level
Saving Throw: Special Components: V, S
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Duration: Permanent
Area of Effect: sphere (see below for radius)
Saving Throw: None
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Level of Affected fires Type of ice Radius
wizard in
Tor Kamal really hates fire and this spell shows yards
how much. up to 6 Normal fires Normal ice 2
In the entire area of effect fires are transformed 7-8 1st level* Normal ice 3
into ice. The amount and nature of fire to be 9-10 2nd level* Normal ice 5
affected, the type of ice created and the radius of 11-12 3rd level* Magical** 8
the area of effect are shown in the table below. 13-14 4th level* Magical** 12
15-16 5th level* Magical** 25
17-18 6th level* Magical** 50
19-24 7th level* Magical*** 100
25-29 8th level* Magical*** 200
30 9th level* Magical*** 400
* this is the level of the spell that created the

magical fire. If fire was generated by devices the
DM must decide the level of the object. Fire
from the elemental plane is treated as 3rd level
magical fire.
** this ice will melt only if exposed to
temperatures of 50 C or higher (whether magical
or natural).
*** this ice will never melt by natural means, no
matter how high the temperature is. A
temperature of 100 C caused by magic will cause
it to melt, any fire-based spell will transform all
the ice in its area of effect into water.
Tor Kamal's Icy Demolisher (Conjuration,

Evocation)
Range: 10 yards
Components: V, S
Duration: Permanent
Area of Effect: 2 square feet surface per caster
level
Saving Throw: Negates
This simple spell conjures water to fill cracks and

spaces between the bricks/stones of a building.
As soon as the space is filled the water is
instantly frozen and becomes ice. The section of
wall/ceiling/floor on wich the spell is cast
becomes weak and is very likely to fall after the
ice is melt (two rounds after the casting) if a
sufficient pressure is applyed. Note that the
effects of this spell are noticeable only by
someone proficient in masonry or similar
discipline.
Tor Kamal's Instant Barrier (Evocation, a 30-foot radius area centered on the caster. The
Abjuration) wizard looses 1d8 points + 1 point per level,
other beings loose 1d4+2 points per level of the
Range: 0 caster. The caster may choose to "hold the blow"
Components: V, S, M by deciding to cast the spell as if he were of a
Duration: Special lower level. Note that since this spell strikes at
Casting Time: 1 round the biginning of the round spellcasting is not
Area of Effect: The caster disrupted (but concentration is).
Saving Throw: None
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Level 4
This spell resembles a form of specialized Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration I
Contingency. After it is succesfully cast the spell is (Evocation, Conjuration/Summoning)
held ready until the wizard thinks it is the
moment to use it then a transparent barrier of ice Range: 0
surrounds him. The barrier will prevent all Components: Special
phisical attacks from striking the wizard. Spells Duration: 1 day (special)
and psionics may still affect the wizard but their Casting Time: Special
effects are delayed to the end of the round if still Area Of Effect: Special
applicable (eg: the wizard teleported away). The Saving Throw: Special
wizard is in no way obstacled by the ice (with the Author: Jim Toth
exception of melee attacks wich are impossible): <[email protected]>
spells, psionics and any other abilities may be
used at their fullest as well as any mechanical or This spell allows the caster to combine up to
magical device. three spells into one. The caster programs this
If a situation arises where the wizard should spell at the beginning of the day. Up to three first
loose concentration he is allowed to make a thru third level spells can be cast into this spell,
saving throw vs. spell to avoid this. depending on the caster level. At seventh level,
As the activation requires a mere thought the the caster can program up to three spell levels
barrier will be effective since the biginning of the into the combined conjuration. This ability
round. At the end of the same round the barrier increases by one spell level per level of caster
dissipates. after 7th to a maximum of 9 spell levels (three
Note that if it is not activated within 1 month third level spells) at 12th level. This spell must be
since casting the spell dissipates. set up at the beginning of the day and counts
The material component of the spell is a small against the caster total allowable spells for that
diamond wich is not consumed and may be day. If placed into a Ring of Spell Storing, or on a
reused. scroll, the combined conjuration will last until
cast, however this spell could take up to four
Tor Kamal's Lightning Storm I (Evocation) slots. Casting time for this spell is 1 round
initially when the spell is first set up, plus the
Range: 0
casting times of all spells program into the
Components: V, S, M
combined conjuration. Once the spell is set, the
Duration: Special
combined conjuration needs only a single
Casting Time: 3
command word to activate it (casters choice), one
Area of Effect: 30-foot radius
segment. The programmed spells can be set to go
Saving Throw: None
off either in the same segment or in consecutive
segments. The material components of this spell
are a piece of twine tied around the casters finger
While stating the arcane words the caster must
and those components required for the
throw a nonmagical crystal sphere (as big as 2" in
programmed spells. All materials are used when
diameter is enough), upon reaching the highest
the combined conjuration is first set.
point in its trajectory the sphere will suddenly
stop end start to swirl at an incredible speed. At
the start of the following round (always wins
initiative) a massive number of lightnings (all
coming from the sphere) will strike everything in
Sinkhole (Alteration) ground, and are able to act in the next round.
Should the duration end with the victims
Range: 30' effectively held and above the surface, they may
Components: V, S, M regain their feet as their action for the next round.
Duration: 6 rnds The material component for the spell is an egg
Casting Time: 4 timer, which is destroyed in the casting of the
Area of Effect: Up to 4 creatures, 10' radius spell.
Saving Throw: Special Credit should also be given to my DM who
Author: Michael Kenyon helped in getting bugs out
<[email protected]> [email protected].
Upon the casting of this spell, a section of ground Sword of Force (Evocation/Alteration)
that the mage targets becomes a sinkhole 10' in
radius. Up to four creatures (caster's choice of Range: 0
number effected; must be in range, and are Components: V,S,M: a handle of a steel sword,
counted out from the centering point of the of the gold dust
spell; i.e., PCs or friendly NPCs may be caught in Duration: 3 rounds / level of caster
the AOE if they are closer to the center than a Area of Effect: Caster
hostile creature is). Those in the AOE must make Casting time: 1 round
a savings throw vs. spells to negate the spell Saving Throw: None
straight off. The save is modified by the number Author: Dennis Kefallinos
affected. <[email protected]>
# Mod. This spell creates a spectacular glowing sword

1 -2 (kind of like a Star Wars lightsaber!). It must be
2 -1 cast on a handle of a steel sword, which must be
3 0 made especially, or cut from a regular sword. The
4 +1 handle is not consumed. A second component is
1 GP worth of gold dust, which is consumed
Should the creature(s) affected make their save, during the casting. For the duration of the spell a
then they are assumed to have thrown gleaming power blade is projected from the
themselves out of the area as the sinkhole started. handle, which simulates a normal sword.
This saves them from the spell, but also causes The base damage it causes is 2d6 (S-M) / 2d10 (L)
them to automatically lose initiative for the next if used single-handed and 2d8 (S-M) / 2d12 (L) if
round, going dead last in the round. If they fail used two-handed, to which strength and magical
their save, the spell takes effect and the next bonuses (if available) are added. The former use
round begins the duration of the spell. Note, the requires proficiency in one-handed sword (short
modifiers above apply to all saves listed below as or long) and the later in two-handed sword
well. (bastard or two-handed). Further special abilities
1st rd.: If they have failed their initial save are determined by the level of the caster, as
(above) they are affectively held (as per hold follows:
person, even if they aren't a "person" and start to
sink. Level of Special Abilities of Blade
2nd rd.: They save again at -2 (plus modifiers Caster
from above). If they succeed, they cease to sink, 1-6 Not applicable
but are still effectively held. If they fail, they 7 Normal non-magical
cont. to sink. sword
4th rd.: They save again at -4 (plus modifiers 8 Sword +1
from above). If they succeed, they cease to sink, 9 Sword +2
but are still effectively held. If they fail, they go 11 Sword +2 of Sharpness
under the sands. They will die in 2 rds. (last rd. 13 Sword +2 of Wounding
of the duration) if they are not rescued. 15+ Sword +3 Vorpal
Should a dispel magic be cast at any time
successfully on the sinkhole before the duration A caster of above 13th level can specify which
expires, all trapped creatures are ejected from the type the sword will be (of the types available to
lower levels). When subjected to physical strain Duration: 1 turn + 1 turn per 2 levels
the blade has double the strength of steel. If Casting Time: 4
more pressure than that is applied the spell is Area of Effect: One creature
negated. If the handle leaves the hand of the Saving Throw: None
caster the spell is negated immediately. Because Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
the sword of force is very light in weight, weapon
speed is only 3 when used single-handed and 5 The spell creates a barrier made of minute ice
when used double handed. particles. The shiny surface absorbs and/or
reflects different types of damage, the most
Tor Kamal's Laughing Terror (Shadow, Illusion) powerful protection is against fire and ice...
Fire/Heat/Ice/Cold Effects on damage
Range: 0 type Saved - Not saved
Components: V Normal None
Duration: Special Magic, Level 1-3 1/4 - *
Casting Time: 4 Magic, Level 4-6 1/2 - 1/4
Area of Effect: 60' long cone, 30' diameter at end, Magic, Level 7-9 **
5' at base * Damage is equal to half the number of dice wich
Saving Throw: Negates should normally be rolled: a 10-dice Fireball
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> would inflict 5 damage, a Burning Hands would
inflict 1 damage and a 7-dice Cone of Cold 4
As the wizard laughs at his enemies terrifying damage.
visions form out of a myst cloud that surrounds ** damage is reduced by one for every dice
him. This spell works exactly as Fear, it is a rolled, save is at +2 if allowed
Shadow version of the classic enchantment. ...but is also effective vs.
Electrical damage - 40% chance of reflection
Tor Kamal's Lightning Speed I (Universal, (attacker suffers full effects, protected creature
Alteration)
none)
Gaze/Rays - 60% chance of reflection
Range: 0
Acid/Liquid - 2/3 damage, 1/3 if save is
Components: Special
successful
Duration: Special
The spell does not protect against damage
Casting Time: 1
sources not stated above.
Area of Effect: The caster
The material component of this spell is a pearl or
Saving Throw: None
at least 100gp value wich is crushed while
casting.
By means of this spell the caster alters the time
Tor Kamal's Misleading Mist (Shadow,
flow and sharpens his senses for a few seconds so
Abjuration)
he is able to act and think much faster than
normal. In game terms his initiative roll will be a Range: 0
0 during the round following the one in wich he Components: V, S, M
casts this spell, speed factors and casting times Duration: 5 rounds plus 1 round per 2 levels of
still apply. As the spell is more a mental pattern the caster
and concentration technique than true magic it Casting Time: 6
requires no special gestures, words or ingredients Area of Effect: 10 yards radius sphere
per se, however many wizards make ritual Saving Throw: None
gestures, hum, shout or even touch some object Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
when casting this spell. Tor Kamal often holds
firmly in his hand an ancient lion tooth. This spell creates a sphere of deep myst wich
blocks every type of sight, even True Seeing is
Tor Kamals Minor Ice Barrier (Evocation, ineffective against it. In the relatively small area
Abjuration, Ice)
the caster and all his allies are 100% undetectable
by any means whether natural (sight, hearing,
Error: Reference source not foundError:
smell...), magical (spells, crystal balls...) or psionic
Reference source not foundRange: Touch
(life detection...). The recipients instead see
Components: V, S, M
through the myst as if it was a light, nonmagical, weapon proficiency it is very good for the Witch
one. If one of the concealed beings makes an kit.
attack (with weapons, magic or psionic) he will
be instantly visible. Anyone is able to leave the
area of effect at any time but it will not conceal
him again if he goes back into. The cloud is still
for the entire duration and disappears instantly if
dispelled, natural wind will not move or disperse
it but magic like Gust of Wind will make it move
in the appropriate direction (if the cloud is
moved into open air the recipients will not fall for
the entire duration of the spell as long as they
stay within the myst. No attack, even those with
an area of effect like the breath of a dragon, can
damage the recipients, no matter if the area of
effect is larger than the cloud.
The recipients either blink in a strange way or are
put into a dimensional pocket, the ethereal or the
shadow plane. Tor Kamal himself is still unsure
of the true effects of the spell wich was created by
an error while researching a spell similar to Fog
Cloud, this is why he uses this spell very rarely.
Note that unlike other Tor Kamal's spells related
to shadow this one is not dispelled by Darkness or
similar spells wich eliminate shadows.
The material component of the spell is a
blackened crystal mirror at least 4 by 4 inches
wide that is crushed during the casting.
Tor Kamal's Shadow Blade

(Conjuration/Summoning, Shadow)
Range: 0
Components: V, S
Duration: 1 round per level
Casting Time: 4
Saving Throw: None
This spell uses matter from the plane of shadow

to create a blade with the same statistics of a long
sword. The blade has no bonus to hit or to
damage but is still able to hit all creatures as a +3
weapon, the wielder is also automatically
proficent (specialization and mastery with long
sword apply but are not given by the spell). The
blade is solid and real for the entire duration so
any other spell that requires a weapon
(particularly a slashing one) as a component may
be cast on the conjured weapon (Tor Kamal's
favorite is Dimensional Blade).
The wizard may give the blade to anyone he
wants further he is able to end the spell with a
single thought. Note that since this spell gives
Tor Kamal's Shadow Fist (Evocation, Illusion)
This spell works exactly as the 1st level Shocking
Range: 0 Grasp but the caster will be able to "discharge"
Components: V, S once per round until the spell expires.
Duration: 1 round
Casting Time: Special Undead Vengeance (Necromancy)
Area of Effect: The caster
Saving Throw: Special Range: touch
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Components: V, S, M
Duration: Special
By means of this spell the caster creates the Casting Time: 4
illusion of himself striking an opponent in melee Area of Effect: 1 creature
combat an incredible amount of times with his Saving Throw: Special
fists or feet. Author: John M. Martz
The victim may not cast spells or use psionics
(other than defensive modes) for the entire This spell permits the wizard to temporarily trap
round. At the start of the round he must roll a the target's life force within its body after death.
saving throw vs. paralization, if it is failed he Unlike animate dead, which uses magic to
may not attack for the entire round as he tries to animate the bodies, undead vengeance prevents
defend himself, otherwise all the attacks are at -2 the target's life force from escaping. Usually, this
to hit. At the end of the round the victim must spell represents a wizard's final attempt to take
roll another saving throw vs. spell, if it is an opponent with him into the grey. In effect, the
successful he realizes that the attack was mainly target's body is rigged to turn into an undead
an illusion and takes only 2d4 hp of damage, creature upon his death. This "trap" lays dormant
otherwise he takes 6d4 points of damage and for 1 day plus 1 turn per level of the caster; if the
must make a system shock roll to avoid passing target has not died by the end of this time,
out for 1-4 rounds. nothing happens. Only the target's violent death
will trigger undead vengeance -- a fatal dose of
Tor Kamal's Shining Spears (Evocation) poison or a sword through the heart would
trigger it; old age or falling off a cliff would not.
Range: 70 yards + 10 yards/level When triggered, the spell lasts 1 round plus 1
Components: V, S round per level of the caster. The target
Duration: Special undergoes an immediate and agonizing change
Casting Time: 4 that takes a full round to complete. If the
Area of Effect: One creature per per spear character has not acted or has additional actions
Saving Throw: None during this first round, he looses them as he
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> writhes about in death throes. The next and
subsequent rounds the character may attack
This spell is based upon Melf's Minute Meteors normally; skills normally available remain usable
and works in the same way with a few (e.g., weapon specialization, NWPs, spells,
exceptions: psionics). The character regains all lost hit points
instead of meteors the spell produces small (thereafter, he will take damage normally); an
lightnings wich strike for 1d4+2 points of imuninty to sleep, charm, and hold spells; and
damage, otherwise they are exactly like the the ability to initiate a death field once (see
minute meteors. CPsiH) -- while there is no chance of failure (he
the spell has no material component. automatically makes his power score), the ability
to use the death field can be hampered by other
Tor Kamal's Shocking Grasp I (Alteration) powers or magics that prevent the expenditure of
PSPs.
Range: Touch There are hazards associated with this spell.
Components: V, S First, the undead character must save versus
Duration: 2 rounds/level death (if the character cast the spell on himself, he
Casting Time: 3 gets a +4 bonus to his saving throw). If the caster
Area of Effect: Creature touched is a necromancer, the target receives a +1 bonus
Saving Throw: None (thus, a necromancer casting undead vengeance
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> on himself would save at +5). A successful save
means he has maintained enough mental control maximum of 12 spell levels (three fourth level
to seek his vengeance; a failed save means the spells) at 15th level. This spell must be set up at
change has driven him insane, and he flies into a the beginning of the day and counts against the
berserk rage (+2 hit/dmg; -2 AC), attacking any caster total allowable spells for that day. If
living thing until the end of the spell. Second, the placed into a Ring of Spell Storing, or on a scroll,
character may be turned/destroyed or controlled the combined conjuration will last until cast,
as an undead creature 2 levels lower than his however this spell could take up to four slots.
actual level (for multi-classed character, use the Casting time for this spell is 1 round initially
class with the most HD), so a 7 th level character when the spell is first set up, plus the casting
would be turned as a wright. And third, any times of all spells program into the combined
character turned into an undead by this spell conjuration. Once the spell is set, the combined
suffers a 1 point perminent loss in CON (this loss conjuration needs only a single command word
is doubled if he was driven insane). This CON to activate it (casters choice), one segment. The
loss affects the chance of resurrection survival programmed spells can be set to go off either in
and might affect HP, system shock, poison save, the same segment or in consecutive segments.
and regeneration if the character survives The material components of this spell are a piece
resurection. The effects of this CON loss are of twine tied around the casters finger and those
cummulative with other sources of CON loss, components required for the programmed spells.
including previous uses of undead vengenance. All materials are used when the combined
If the character's CON is reduced to 0 or below, conjuration is first set.
he cannot be raised.
This spell has no effect on characters that would Cagliostro's Magically Enhanced Rapid Fire
turn into undead on their own accord either due Missile (Evocation)
to their own willpower (an elf into a dune runner,
for example), their constitution (a dwarf who Casting Time: 1
failed his focus), or other means (such as a wish Components: V, S
spell). A saving throw is only required for Area Of Effect: 1 or more creatures in a 20' cube
unwilling victims. Range: 60 yds + 15 yds/lvl
Undead vengeance requires a bone cage small Duration: Instantaneous
enough to fit within the caster's closed fist. The Saving Throw: None
cage must have no door. It is consumed in the Author: Jim Toth
casting. <[email protected]>
Level 5 The use of Cagliostro's Defiant Blast creates up to

20 missiles of magical energy that dart forth from
Cagliostro's Combined Conjuration II the wizards fingertips and unerringly strike their
(Evocation, Conjuration/Summoning) target. This spell operates similar to the first
level spell Magic Missile except as follows: for
Casting Time: Special every level of experience, the wizard gains an
Range: 0 additional missile to a maximum of 20 missiles at
Area Of Effect: Special 20th level. It should be noted this is a fifth level
Components: Special spell, it is not effected by Globes of
Duration: 1 day (special) Invulnerability
Author: Jim Toth Tor Kamal's Combined Spellcasting (Universal,
<[email protected]> Metamagic)
This spell allows the caster to combine up to Range: Special

three spells into one. The caster programs this Components: V, S
spell at the beginning of the day. Up to three first Duration: Permanent
thru fourth level spells can be cast into this spell, Casting Time: Special
depending on the caster level. At ninth level, the Area of Effect: Special
caster can program up to three spell levels into Saving Throw: Special
the combined conjuration. This ability increases Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
by one spell level per level of caster after 9th to a
This spell allows the casting of two spells The Dimensional Barrier may be cast in several
simultaneously. If the DM so chooses these spells ways:
should have a casting time lesser than a round. Version one is not "triggered" by any attack wich
These are the exact effects of Combined may not harm the recipient. For example if the
Spellcasting: recipient was immune to normal weapons an
The casting time of Combined Spellcasting is attack made with a normal sword would not
equal to 1 plus the casting times of both the two cause the spell to loose one "charge". This version
combined spells thus very high. has a casting time of 2.
The sum of the levels of the two spells may not be Version two is not triggered by any attack wich
higher than the wizard's level. could damage the recipient but did not (missed?)
Combined Spellcasting and the two other spells not counting Dimensional Barrier of course. This
are lost from memory as normal. version has a casting time of one round.
If Combined Spellcasting is interrupted all three Version three is not triggered by any attack not
spells are lost from memory. specifically aimed to the recipient. The simplest
All the components of the other two spells are example of this kind of attack is Fireball as well as
exactly as normal. any other area effect spell. Also any one spell
counts as one single blow regardelss of the
Tor Kamal's Defiler Bane II (Alteration, number of missiles (eg Magic Missile) unless
Abjuration) specifically stated in the description of the spell
(usually this kind of spells deals low amounts of
Range: 100 yards damage in exchange for their ability to remove
Components: V, S, M Stoneskin). This version has a casting time of 3.
Duration: 1 turn per 2 levels of the caster Version four protects against spells instead of
Casting Time: 3 phisical attacks, it is otherwise the same as a
Area of Effect: 50 yards radius area normal Stoneskin. This version has a casting time
Saving Throw: Special of 1.
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> The material component of this spell regardless
of the version is a small crystal prism wich is not
Any defiler mage within the area of effect will consumed.
find very difficult to get energy to cast spells. He
is considered to have one less level for every 4 Tor Kamals Forceful Shadowball (Conjuration,
levels of the caster of the Defiler Bane when Evocation)
determining spell effects, the effects of defiling on
ground are determined as if the spell cast was 5 Error: Reference source not foundError:
levels lower. This spell may also be targeted on a Reference source not foundRange: 10 yards + 10
single wizard, if he fails a saving throw vs breath yards per level
weapon with a -2 modifier the area will be Components: V, S
centered on him and will follow him even if Duration: Instantaneous
ethereal, astral, teleported or plane shifted for the Casting Time: 5
entire duration. Area of Effect: 20-foot radius sphere
The material component of this spell is a flower. Saving Throw: Special
Tor Kamal's Dimensional Barrier (Alteration,
Dimension) This spell causes a light fog to appear in the
target point wich suddenly explodes dealing 1d6
Range: Touch points of cold and impact damage per level of the
Components: V, S, M caster (save vs. spell to halve). All the beings
Duration: Special caught in the area of effect must save vs. breath
Casting Time: Varies weapon (at -1 for each level of the caster over the
Area of Effect: 1 creature 9th and at +1 for each point of constitution above
Saving Throw: None 14) to avoid being projected by the force of the
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> impact as per the table below.
This spell is an improved and modified version of

Stoneskin, where not otherwise stated the two
spells are identical.
Distance from Failed saving Successful Tor Kamal's Ice Rings of Protection (Water,
the center in throw saving throw Evocation)
feet
up to 3 20 yards 10 yards Range: 3 yards
from 3 to 10 10 yards 5 yards Components: V, S, M
from 10 to 20 5 yards - Duration: 1 turn/level
Casting Time: 5
Projected beings suffer damage as per a fall from
Saving Throw: None
the same distance, feather fall, flight by any means
and other such things do not reduce the damage.
Beings at the center of the area are projected in a
This spell creates several rings made up of
random direction, others in an appropriate
microscopic ice particles centered on the recipient
direction depending on their own position.
so that they make a cylinder around him. This icy
barrier protects against several types of attacks:
All ice-based damage is halved (a successful
saving throw for half damage results in a quarter
damage being suffered). For every 10 hp of
damage of the attack (before halving) the spell
will last 1 more turn.
All electric-based damage is halved (a successful
damage being suffered).
All acid-based damage is halved (a successful
damage being suffered).
Against fire-based damage the spell is even more
effective but its power is strictly related to the
wizard's one.
Vs. spells the caster level must be subtracted
from the attacker level (Example: a 14th level
mage casts a Fireball against a 13th level wizard
that is protecting himself with this spell. Only one
dice of damage is worked out).
Vs. special attacks (like breath of a dragon) wich
roll several dices for damage either subtract the
level of the caster from the total of dices to roll or
halve the number of dices to be rolled wichever is
the better defense.
Vs. special attacks wich roll only a few fixed dices
and add a variable number of damage (those that
work like Shocking Grasp) the result of the dices is
halved and the variable amount is reduced
proportionally to the level of the wizard
(Example: a 14 hd monster breaths for 2d4 hp + 2
hp/hd against a 13th level wizard that is
protecting himself with this spell. The damage
inflicted will be 2d4 points/2 +2 so 1d4+2 points).
Vs. special attacks wich have a fixed range for
damage independent from hd, hp and level either
of the attacker or the victim the spell halves the
amount of fixed damage and the number of dices
to be rolled. Furthermore the entire level of the
wizard is subtracted from the total. (Example: a
monster wich attacks with short fire breaths wich
cause 4d4+8 points attacks a 13th level wizard
that is protecting himself with this spell. This into the new form: if the caster is carrying a
time the wizard will take 2d4+4-13 points of dagger, +1, and a magical blade forms from a
damage for a maximum of -1 therefore the barrier hand, then that blade would have a magical
will stop entirely the fire attack). property of +1 as well. Similarly other magical
The spell does not protect from damage whose and nonmagical items may be used in this form.
source is not one of those stated above. The wizard has no special vulnerabilities in this
The material component of this spell is a small form but custom-designed spells may attempt to
quantity (a cup) of water to be cast over the lower his "charge" to kill him.
recipient. Don't be fooled thinking about how The wizard may choose two options when
easy it is to find some water: this spell was casting this spell. With a casting time of 5 the
developed by an Athasian wizard. duration of the spell will be 1 turn per level and
with a casting time of 1 round the duration will
Tor Kamal's Lightning Form (Evocation, be 1 hour per level of the caster.
Conjuration)
Tor Kamal's Lightning Storm II (Evocation)
Range: 0
Components: V Range: 0
Duration: Special Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: Special Duration: Special
Area of Effect: The caster Casting Time: 3
Saving Throw: None Area of Effect: 30-foot radius
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Saving Throw: None
By means of this spell the wizard changes its
normal form with one made of electric plasma. This spell is exactly as the 3rd level one but its
This allows him to perform several incredible effects are more destructive. The wizard looses
feats: the normal 1d8 points + 1 point per level, other
The wizard may walk on water or metal at the beings loose 1d6+2 points of damage per level of
very high speed of 1 mile per round (10 seconds). the caster.
This is the maximum speed possible for a human
beings but more advanced creatures may go Tor Kamal's Puppet Master (Shadow,
faster. The true potential is unknown. Ench./Charme, Necromancy)
Cloud-port: the wizard may "fly" to enter a cloud
and travel with it at the speed of the wind Range: 10 yards/level
without danger. Components: V, S
Spending 1/10 of his full hit points the wizard Duration: 1 hour/level
may "cast" a 5-dice ligthning bolt with a thought. Casting Time: 5
The wizard may use a free Shocking Grasp every Area of Effect: Up to 4 creatures
three rounds. Saving Throw: Negates
The wizard may cross metal walls and doors, Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
using the metal of the lock he may also cross
normal wooden doors. All of this is made at This spell warps the mystic bond between a being
normal speed. and its shadow so that it is the shadow to
Being hit by a natural lightning the wizard is fully dominate the movements of the body. The spell
healed, spells that deal electric damage heal an resembles Domination but it's different undere
amount of hp equal to their damage capability. many aspects:
The wizard can still use ordinary melee weapons It will work only of the targets do have a shadow
(swords, maces, axes, etc.). All damage done by If the targets ever loose completely theyr
him in melee combat is considered both electrical shadows because they are in total darkness, in the
and of the normal type (piercing, slashing...). The area of a magic light, magical darkness etc... the
wizard is also immune to normal weapons and spell is automatically and immediately dispelled
those attacking him with metal weapons suffer The victims save vs. spell at -2 and Wisdom
the same amount of damage done (or that would adjustments do not apply as the spell does not
be done) to him. affect the mind. Also the special Elf and Half Elf
All items carried by the caster are converted to immunities against charme-like spells do not
the lightning form. Magical properties perpetuate apply.
Protection from evil does not protect against the instructions it will either attack the intruders
effects of this spell. (along with other guardians nearby), contact the
Those who fail their saving throws retain control wizard with telepathy and ask for further
of their mind but loose that of their body, intructions or use its Command-like power to
however: make the intruders leave. The creatures must
The victims may speak freely if not otherwise understand the tongue the wizard has given the
inhibited. guardian to be affacted. Saving throw is allowed
The control is perfect if the victims stay within only to those creatures with at least 6 levels or
eyesight, otherwise only relatively simple HD as per Command. If the intruders fail to save
commands may be executed. they will have to leave the sight of the guardian,
The range of the spell is only considered when the time it takes is also the duration of this
determining targets, once a creature is controlled Command.
the range is considered to be unlimited. Dispel Magic has no effect on a guardian but
If the victims are forced to do something clearly Mordenkainen's Disjunction will banish all within
autolesionist (like self-torture or stepping into a range.
spiked pit) they are allowed to make immediately The material component of this spell is a bowl of
another saving throw, this time without water wich is consumed in the casting and an
modifiers. If the action is suicidal then the saving amulet made of Opal of at least 100 gp value
throw is made with a +2 bonus. wich may be reused.
Tor Kamal's Shadow Guard (Dimension, Tor Kamal's Shadowcage (Shadow, Abjuration,
Alteration) Necromancy)
Range: Special Range: 10 yards

Components: V, S, M Components: V, S, M
Duration: Permanent Duration: Special
Casting Time: Two hours Casting Time: 1 round
Area of Effect: One shadow guardian Area of Effect: One creature
Saving Throw: None Saving Throw: Negates
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
By means of this spell the caster is able to draw By means of this spell the wizard entraps both
matter from the plane of shadow to create one the body and the soul of a target creature into a
sentient being totally under his control. specially prepared glass vial. If the target fails to
It is possible to give the creature any shape (Tor save vs. spell it is sucked into its shadow wich
Kamal makes it look like one shadowy skeleton) then enters the vial in a matter of moments much
but the size is always medium or smaller. The like smoke in a mantis, the wizard then puts a
creature has the following statistics (regardless of seal on the opening of the vial. At this point the
the shape). victim is entrapped, with no chance of escape
without external help (spellcasting, phisical
Intelligence: Very (12) attack or movement and even psionics do not
Alignment: Lawful Neutral work). As long as it stays into the vial it does not
Armor Class: 0 need air, food, water or rest and does not age.
Movement: 20 The prisoner may communicate by telepathy
Hit Dice: 5 (40 hp) (bestowed by the spell) only with the caster as
Thaco: 15 long as he stays within 5 feet from the vial.
No. of Attacks: 2 If the vial is broken or usealed the trapped
Damage/Attack: 1-6/1-6 creature reappears in a round with all its
Special Attacks: Command-like ability, equipment. It is fully rested and retains the same
Wraithform once per day, see in darkness. memorized spells it had at casting time
Special Defenses: +1 or better weapons to hit, no furthermore 2d6 hp are magically healed during
damage from gas, cold and poison. imprisonment.
Size: M The material component for the spell is the
shadow of the target.
The guardian may be instructed to patrol a
specific area for intruders. Depending on given
Level 6 The material component of the spell is a small
precious gem (emerald, diamond...) that is
Cagliostro's Specific Spell Immunity swallowed by the caster. The components for the
(Abjuration) delayed spell are also needed.
Casting Time: 1 Tor Kamal's Geysers (Conjuration)

Components: Varies
Area Of Effect: 1 creature Range: 30 yards
Range: Touch Components: V, S, M
Duration: Special Duration: 1 turn/level - 1 hour/level
Saving Throw: None Casting Time: 6 - One turn
Author: Jim Toth Area of Effect: See below
<[email protected]> Saving Throw: Negates
This spell confers immunity to one of Cagliostro's
spells, no matter who cast it, of up to fifth level. By means of this spell the caster opens one or
This means that if Cagliostro cast this spell on more portals from the plane of elemental water
himself and set it for a CMERFM, when someone creating high geysers of refreshing water.
cast a "Cagliostro" spell at him then Cagliostro For every 4 levels of experience he has the caster
could ignore the effects of that spell. This will may create one geyser as high as 50 feet. The
also work for reflected spells. This spell must be water of a single geyser will fall in a 15-feet
cast for each and every spell the recipient wishes radius area if no wind blows, otherwise the area
to be immune to. This spell will only provide is appropriately changed.
protection against a spell once. The immunity The conjured water is real, fresh and pure. Once
will remain in effect until it encounters the spell it every turn every geyser produces 20 litres of
is programmed to protect against or if someone water at a very high pressure, the entire process
successfully casts a Dispel Magic upon the lasts for a 10-seconds round. The water is almost
recipient while specifically trying to dispel this impossible to collect and during the day the sun
particular protection. The spell components of Athas will cause most of it to evaporate. For
depend upon which spell you are trying to this reason the spell may also be used to lower
protect against. the temperature in a small area or irrigate small
NOTE: Currently Cagliostro and the DM are the fields (helping agriculture was the original aim of
only ones who have knowledge of this spell. the spell).
The material component for this spell is a number
Tor Kamal's Delayed Spellcasting (Alteration, of small obsidian spheres equal to the number of
Metamagic) geysers to be created, they are thrown by the
wizard where he wants the portals to be opened.
Range: Touch The spheres themselves act as conductors, they
Components: V, S, M are slowly consumed and are totally destroyed at
Duration: 1 week per caster level or until the end of the duration.
activated Repeatedly casting this spell on Athas is likely to
Casting Time: 1 turn attract the unwanted attention of the sorcerer
Area of Effect: One creature kings or the dragon, they will investigate the
Saving Throw: Negates phenomenon and possibly hunt the wizard.
Tor Kamal's Meteors from Sideral Cold
This spell resembles Contingency because it allows (Evocation)
to activate another spell when its effects are
needed. Once a spell is suspended by Delayed Range: 50 yards + 10 yards/level
Spellcasting it is ready to be delivered with a Components: V, S, M
simple act of will. As only the target (if necessary) Duration: 2 rounds/level
is to be chosen the initiative modifier of this spell Casting Time: 6
is 1. As per Contingency only one Delayed Area of Effect: Creature touched
Spellcasting may be active on a single being at Saving Throw: Special
any time. Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
This spell creates a small number of icy meteors dimension will be created, for example it may be
to form around the caster who may then url them inthe 666th layer of the Abyss as well as in the
at the enemy with a mere tought. The spell palace of a demon lord, in the middle of a desert
creates one meteor for every 5 levels of the caster or at the bottom of an ocean. No creature may
(one from 1st through 5th, two from 6th to 10th use the pocket as a mean of teleportation between
and so on) wich strike unerringly their intended planes with magic short of a Wish, note also that
target causing each 8d6 points of damage (save the opening of the pocket may be detected only
vs. spell for half, this is both cold and impact by means of True Seeing. If the caster enters the
damage) in an 10 foot radius area centered on the channel he is trapped in the pocket dimension as
victim, overlapping areas do not result in greater all the "portals" close.
damage unlike Meteor Swarm. This area is This spell is quite useful in that the nearest
covered by slippery ice with a chance of falling opening of the pocket dimension travels with the
equal to 50%, also movement is reduced at 50% caster for the entire duration giving him access to
of the normal rate, all nonmagical fires and energy normally available on the plane at the far
magical ones produced by spells of 4th level or end of the pocket.
lower (and similar magical item effects) are Example: Tor Kamal is in one of the outher
instantly extinguished. The victim must also save planes, say Carceri. He has no spell key to access
vs. spell at -3 to avoid being trapped into ice his elemental spells and his party is being
forming on him with the same effects of a Hold charged by a huge mob of furious demons. Tor
Monster (note that creatures immune to the latter Kamal uses two rounds of the remaining time to
spell are not automatically immune to this effect, cast the same number of pocket channels: the first
wisdom bonuses do not apply, duration is one to the Astral and the second to the Prime
turn per 5 levels of the wizard rounded up). Material. From the Prime he has access to the
Creatures from the plane of ice take half damage inner planes, source of most of his offensive
(a quarter if they succesfully save vs. spell with a powers. During the third round he will be able to
+2 bonus) and are never affected by the cast a Blizzard of Destruction and hopefully get
paralization, creatures from the plane of water rid of the threat he is facing.
save at -5 instead of -3 for entrapment purposes.
One or more meteors may be targeted every Tor Kamal's Power Spell (Universal)
round (starting from the one the spell was cast),
this does not break light concentration and Range: Touch
spellcasting is possible. Note that no more than Components: V, S
one meteor may strike the same target during Duration: 1 round per 3 levels of the caster
each round. Casting Time: 4
Tor Kamal's Pocket Channel Saving Throw: None
(Conjuration/Summoning, Dimension) Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
Range: 0 (see below) This spell temporary raises the level of the
Components: V, S recipient. During its entire duration the target has
Duration: 2 rounds per level effectively 1 more level per 4 levels of the caster
Casting Time: 4 and everything that causes different effects on the
Area of Effect: Special recipient based on his levels is accordingly
Saving Throw: None modified.
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> The extra levels affect: hit points (and possibly hit
dice), power of spells cast by target wich have
This spell is of little use to all who do not travel level-depending effects (eg: Fireball), saving
in the planes. The caster creates a small (less than throws, thaco.
2" diameter) portal (not exactly a portal but Tor The spell does NOT affect: number of spells/spell
Kamal calls it a portal) to any plane adiacent to points/psps/... available, thief abilities,
the one he is in. It is possible to cast several proficiencies/character points, etc...
consecutive pocket channels through the ones As the players make use of the spell for the
previously created always connecting the end of purpose of raising a skill/power not stated above
the last pocket dimension to an adiacent plane the DM should rule if the spell will affect it or
with each casting. The caster may not choose by not.
any means where the far entrance to the pocket
Tor Kamal's Shadow Giant (Shadow, NOTE: DMs should be aware that in the hands of
Alteration) specialist martial artists (like my friend's mage
Sarim Silvershadow) this spell can be MUCH
Range: 0 powerful.
Components: V, S, M
Duration: 5 rounds plus 1 round per 2 levels of Tor Kamal's Tuned Magic (Universal,
the caster Metamagic, Alteration)
Casting Time: 6
Area of Effect: The caster Range: 10 yards per level
Saving Throw: None Components: V
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Duration: 1 round/level or 1 turn level
Casting Time: 4 or 1 turn
This spell resembles Tenser's Transformation but Area of Effect: 15 yards cube, one creature per
it's different under many aspects including the level
visible effects: the shadow of the wizard grows Saving Throw: None
until it reaches the size of a storm giant and Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
becomes 3-dimensional and hard as stone. The
shadow giant has the following statistics: When this spell is cast all the creatures selected
AC -5 by the wizard that are within the area of effect
MV 24 are tuned to the magic of the caster. As a result
HD 15 (120 hp) they receive both the maximum benefical effects
THACO 4 and the least malevolent effects of any spell cast
# of attacks 2 by the wizard.
Damage 2-12+12 A 8-dice fireball inflicts 8 points of damage (and
Special Att. collapse it's still possible to save for half), this applies to
Magic Res. 20% all spells that inflict damage in this way.
The giant Collapses when "killed", this means A Shocking Grasp does 1 point of damage per
that everyone within 3 feet from it will suffer two levels of the wizard (as if the wizard was half
3d10 damage from cold as the mist wich makes it his actual level), this applies to all spells that
up fills the area. The magic resistance is a side inflict damage in this way (fixed number of
effect, it was not a part of the spell design. After dice+fixed amount of points per level)
the giant is destroyed the caster looses 1 point of Spells that either affect or do not affect at all a
Constitution until he is able to rest, ignore this creature (Domination, Slow...)
effect if the giant disappears normally at the end If they allow a save with a bonus to the roll the
of the spell duration. save is automatically successful.
Note that unlike other Tor Kamal's spells related If they allow a save without a bonus or with a
to shadow this one is not dispelled by Darkness or malus the save is made at +5 but very low results
similar spells wich eliminate shadows. always fail (DM's discretion on specific scores).
The material component of the spell is the caster's A Water Breathing will last for a number of hours
shadow. equal to the level of the caster plus 4.
Single spells may create exceptions (particularly
Tor Kamal's Shocking Grasp II (Alteration) those that belong to Wild Magic).
Range: Touch Level 7

Components: V, S
Duration: 2 rounds/level Tor Kamal's Ice Barrier (Evocation, Abjuration,
Casting Time: 3 Ice)
Area of Effect: Creature touched
Saving Throw: None Range: Touch
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Components: V, S, M
Duration: 1 turn + 1 turn per 2 levels
This spell works exactly as the 1st level Shocking Casting Time: 4
Grasp but the caster will be able to "discharge" an Area of Effect: Up to two creatures
unlimited number of times per round until the Saving Throw: None
spell expires. Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
The spell creates a barrier made of minute ice Movement: 12
particles. The shiny surface absorbs and/or Hit Dice: 6
reflects different types of damage, the most Thaco: 15
powerful protection is against fire and ice. No. of Attacks: 4
Fire/Heat/Ice/Cold Effects on damage Damage/Attack: 1-4/1-4/1-8/3-12
type Not saved - Saved Special Attacks: Fear 5' radius (save vs. rod, staff
Normal None or wand), cold (see below).
Magic, Level 1-3 * - None Special Defenses: +1 or better weapons to hit; half
Magic, Level 4-6 -* damage from: acid, electricity, fire; no damage
Magic, Level 7-9 - from gas, cold, poison.
* Damage is equal to half the number of dice wich Size: L (10' tall)
should normally be rolled: a 10-dice Fireball
would inflict 5 damage, a Burning Hands would Spell-like abilities: once per round - Infravision,
inflict 1 damage and a 7-dice Cone of Cold 4 Know alignment (always active), Teleport
damage. without error, Fly, Wall of ice.
Note that save is always allowed against spells of The Osyluth may not attempt to Gate other
up to 3rd level. baatezus. It sees perfectly in total darkness as
It is also effective vs. normal. On a successful hit the tail does not only
Electrical damage - 50% chance of reflection inflict 3-12 damage but it also lowers the
(attacker suffers full effects, protected creature temperature of the victim Slowing it as per the
none) spell unless immune or resistant to cold. A saving
Gaze/Rays - 80% chance of reflection throw vs poison negates this effect but if a
Acid/Liquid - 1/2 damage, 1/4 if save is creature is hit a second time the save is no more
successful allowed, further hits have no effect until the
The spell does not protect against damage previous slow ends.
sources not stated above. The Osyluth will serve the wizard at its best
The material component of this spell is a pearl or whether fighting or not. At the end of the spell
at least 200gp value wich is crushed while duration the Osyluth is free from any control but
casting. the ice body collapses. This aspect of the spell
was designed to save energy (read: have a low
Tor Kamal's Ice Demonguard level spell) and to prevent an angry Osyluth from
(Conjuration/Summoning) ripping the wizard apart at the end of the spell.
If the wizard gives the Osyluth a magical item it
Range: 30 yards will serve for a day per 1000 xp value of the item
Components: V, S, M (rounded down). In this case as soon as the
Duration: 3 rounds + 1 round per caster level Baatezu gets the item the ice body is destroyed,
Casting Time: 6 the Osyluth is left free and an instant later it
Area of Effect: Special comes back with its true body.
Saving Throw: None
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Tor Kamal's Icy Death From The Sky
(Conjuration, Evocation)
By means of this spell the caster opens one portal
to the plane of ice and one to Caina of Baathor. Range: 30 yards + 10 yards/level
The spell summons 3 cubic meters of solid ice Components: V, S, M
and the life force of an Osyluth (Lesser Baatezu). Duration: 1 round
At the end of the casting the ice block explodes Casting Time: 7
and reveals what may seem the true phisical form Area of Effect: 5 yards per 3 levels radius
of an Osyluth but in fact it is not. The body is cylinder
made of magical ice and several properties are Saving Throw: Special
different from the original. Here is the monster Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
summary:
This spell causes ice stalactites to fall from the sky
Intelligence: Very (11, 12) directly to the area of effect. During the duration
Alignment: Lawful Evil of the spell in the cylinder ground movement is
Armor Class: 2 halved and flying is impossible, creatures caught
while flying are not allowed to save to halve
damage and fall normally to the ground; melee The caster must save vs. spell or be disoriented
combat, spellcasting and use of psionics is (again -2 or -10% to all rolls).
impossible.
Damage from the impact is 1d6 per level of the
caster (save vs. paralyzation to halve). The
victims must also save vs. spell to avoid being
knocked over and stunned for 2-8 rounds.
During the 4 rounds following the casting
everyone in the area of effect suffers 1d4 points of
damage from cold unless properly dressed or
otherwise protected (the magical ice melts and
lowers temperature).
The material component for the spell is a pinch of
diamond dust wich must be thrown by the
wizard over his head.
Tor Kamal's Impossible Dimension (Illusion,

Dimension, Mentalism)
Range: 0
Components: V, S, M
Duration: 1 round per level
Casting Time: 7
Area of Effect: 20 yards + 1 yard per 2 levels
radius
This spell warps the reality to make it impossible

for the beings caught in the area of effect to
understand what's happening around them.
All the senses of the victims are affected and it's
impossible to understand who's who, where's
where and what's what. In other words they fight
with a -6 penalty to all attack rolls and -4 to the
AC. Spellcasting is impossible and all psionic
checks are at -4 (no line-of-sight powers may be
used). Note that spells and psionics that enhance
the senses give no help against this spell, Mind
Blank, True Seeing (but no other divination of
lesser power), psionic Mind Bar and such spells
and powers reduce the effectiveness of the
Impossible Dimension (treat the users as if they
saved succesfully). Of course a Wish or (maybe) a
Limited Wish will cancel the entire spell as does
Dispel Magic (with half chance of success).
The material component of the spell is a mirror
wich is broken during spellcasting.
The saving throw to disbilieve this spell is at -4
and it's always possible to disbelieve. Even if it is
successful the victims are a bit disoriented for the
entire duration (-2 or -10% to all rolls). Note that
most low-powered beings are likely to fear the
caster if they become victims of this spell and will
act accordingly (read cowardly) in the future.
Tor Kamal's Lightning Speed II (Universal, Tor Kamal's Shadow Permanency (Universal,
Alteration) Enchantment, Illusion)
Range: 0 Range: Special

Components: Special Components: V, S
Duration: Special Duration: Special
Casting Time: 1 Casting Time: 7
Area of Effect: The caster Area of Effect: Special
Saving Throw: None Saving Throw: None
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
This spell works exactly like the 4th level one but Any non clerical spell may be the target of a
the caster gains automatically initiative in the Shadow Permanency as long as it is not
next round. instantaneous or permanent. Single exceptions
exist of course, they include but are not limited to
Tor Kamal's Recall Shadowy Memories many spells with a special duration (Time Stop
(Illusion, Enchantment) and Wish are the first of the list). Note that there
is no constitution loss.
Range: Touch This spell may seem even more powerful than the
Components: V, S, M 8th level Permanency but this is in no way true.
Duration: Up to 1 hour per level Here follows a list of the differences between the
Casting Time: 1 round two spells.
Area of Effect: Creature touched The spell lasts only as long as the caster firmly
Saving Throw: Negates believes in it, should he have any doubt (no
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> matter why) then the spell is negated and the
permanent spell is also dispelled.
This spell allows the recipient to remember one Spells of at least 7th level that disrupt illusions
distant period of time, it's length depends on the will entirely negate the whole enchantment.
level of the caster. Dispel magic vs. this spell is rolled at +10%.
The recipient must have at least a very distant However if the spell rendered permanent is the
recall of that period, no metter how small, if this target then Dispel Magic automatically fails.
condition is met then the spell may be cast The recipient (object, area or being) radiates very
successfully. strong magic of the appropriate schools.
The recipient falls in a comatose sleep (but it's If a being has a 25 intellingence is considered to
easy to wake him with a slap or the like) and lives be automatically resistant to any possible effects
a second time all the intended events, the wizard of the permanent spell.
and anyone near may see a shadowy shene of
that time period and assist to everything as it Tor Kamal's Specific Gate
happened. (Conjuration/Summoning, Dimension)
At the end of the time period (wich may not be
more than 1 hour per caster level at each casting) Range: 30 yards
the recipient wakes and has a perfect recall of Components: V, S
that period, than time will again start to erode it... Duration: Special
The material component for the spell is a Casting Time: 7
campfire or brazier in wich rare incense and Area of Effect: Special
herbs are burnt, their smoke is inspired by all the Saving Throw: None
peple who wants to see the shene, it also forms Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
the shadowy shene itself.
This spell is nothing more than a Gate to one
specific plane. Being the plane fixed the spell
consumes less energy and is of a lower level than
the multi-purpose Gate, the spell also has a faster
casting time.
Level 8
Tor Kamal's Multispheres (Evocation)
Range: 110 yards + 10 yards per level

Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 8
Area of Effect: One 20-foot radius sphere per 2
levels of the caster
Saving Throw: 1/2
By means of this spell the caster enhances the

effect of the Grand Unified Blast. The 3rd level
spell creates one sphere, this one creates one
sphere per 2 levels of the caster, otherwise the
two are the same. Tor Kamal's Multispheres may
create the effects of any one of the known
versions of Grand Unified Blast. A wizard that
knows Iceball, Fireball and Lightningball may
cause cold, fire or electric damage. All the
spheres deal damage of the same type. Note also
that overlapping areas do NOT result in greater
damage.
Tor Kamal's Obsidian Breath of the Dragon

(Shadow, Evocation)
Range: 0
Components: V, S, M
Casting Time: 1
Saving Throw: 1/2
This spell causes an obsidian sphere

approximately 2" in diameter to become
overloaded with the power of the plane of
shadow, this makes the sphere grow until it
reaches a diameter of about 10" (without affecting
weight). Upon reaching the maximum size the
sphere explodes in a cone five-feet wide at the
base, fifty-feet long and a hundred feet in
diameter at its far end or a hundred-feet long and
fifty-feet in diameter at its far end. Everyone into
the area suffers 1d10 points of damage per level
of the caster, the damage is both from cold and
from abrasion.
The spell may also be used to neutralize the
breath of the Athasian Dragon this will be the
only effect if cast in such a way. This use of the
spell is the main reason for its name also as the
mage changed it after a brief meeting with Borys.
Tor Kamal's Past Duplication (Dimension, initiative. Also the DM has discretion on the exact
Alteration) effects of the spell should problems arise.
Range: Special Tor Kamal's Rage of the Land (Enchantment,

Components: Special Necromancy)
Duration: Special
Casting Time: Special Range: 10 yards per level or 10 miles per level
Area of Effect: Up to one being and its opponents Components: V, S, M (see below)
per level Duration: 1 turn + 1 turn per level or see below
Saving Throw: None Casting Time: 7 or 1 hour
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> Area of Effect: One defiler mage
This spell warps the flow of time to duplicate Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
part of the events of the previous round.
The affected creatures are all the cretures This spell is a most powerful revenge of the land
engaged in combat (melee, magic, missile...) with upon the defiler mages. The land itself is given by
the initially targeted creatures. All the creatures the spell the ability to damage the defiler every
that are affected by the spell live exactly the same time he tries to steal its life force. There is no
experiences of the round precending the one in initial saving throw vs. this spell but one is
wich this spell is cast. granted versus certain effects. When the defiler
The best way to explain the exact way this spell tries to cast a spell he must roll a saving throw vs.
works is an example as it creates several paralization with a +2 modifier or be interrupted
paradoxes. and loose the spell, then consult the following
In round 1 - Tor Kamal shoots a Lightning Bolt table and apply the opportune effects:
doing 32, 16 and 32 damage points to his
opponents, his friend Sarim uses Haste on the
party, Cet attacks and does 19 points of damage
to his opponent but also looses 7 points, finally
Duokin uses Ballistic Attack and does 4 points of
damage to a far attacker who also manages to hit
Duokin for 6 points with his bow.
In round 2 - Realizing that round one was very
good and another one like that would be enough
to kill all the opponents and flee from the
oncoming Borys Tor Kamal casts Past
Duplication using himself and his comrades as
the primary targets of the spell. A Lightnign Bolt
strikes the same 3 beings for 32, 16 and 32
damage points, Sarim's Haste has no further effect
(since its effects are not cumulable), Cet does 19
points of damage and looses other 7, Duokin'
Ballistic Attack does 4 points of damage and the
arrow inflicts him 6 again.
At the end of round two this is the situation:
Tor Kamal has effectively used one 3rd level spell
and one 8th level spell, his opponents have lost a
total of 64, 32 and 64 hit points respectively.
Sarim has used one 3rd level spell.
Cet has lost 14 hp and his only opponent has lost
38 hp.
Duokin has spend the psps to activate ballistic
attack only once, has lost 12 hp and his opponent
has lost 8 hp.
IMPORTANT: the casting of this spell counts
always as the first action of the round ignoring
Level 9
Spell level Punishment from the Land (as if it
was caused by a 15th level wizard) Tor Kamal's Blizzard of Destruction
1 Save vs. spell at -2 or be slowed as (Alteriation, Evocation)
per the spell, duration is in turns
instead of rounds. Range: 500 yards
2 Save vs. spell at -4 or be slowed as Components: V, S, M
per the spell, duration is in turns Duration: 5 rounds
instead of rounds. Casting Time: 1 round
3 Slowed, duration is in turns instead Area of Effect: 100 yards radius, 500 high
of rounds. cylinder
4 Slowed, duration is in hours instead Saving Throw: Special
of rounds. Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
5 Save vs. spell (only if Enchanter) at -2
or suffer the effects of Chaos, By means of this spell the caster summons
duration is in turns instead of rounds massive magical energies wich give him the
6 Save vs. spell (only if Enchanter) at -2 power of the Air, Ice, Lightning and Shadow
or suffer the effects of Chaos, planes.
duration is in hours instead of Every round of its duration brings destruction
rounds upon the enemies of the wizard in a different
7 Save vs. spell at -3 or be way:
Feebleminded. No other modifier 1. The area is covered by massive clouds
may be applyed to the roll. Duration made out of the plane of Shadow, visibility is
is 9 days. reduced to 10 yards (30 yards if a successful
8 Save vs. spell at -4 or be magic resistance roll is made) by a dense and
Feebleminded. No other modifier strange mist wich appears in all the area of effect.
may be applyed to the roll. Duration The temperature of the ground instantly drops
is 9 days. far below zero creating an icy cover wich slows
9 Subject to Geas (he must leave the movement by 50% and makes it 50% probable
path of defiling forever). that a creature trying to move slips and falls (as
10 Subject to Geas (he must leave the per Ice Storm). Both these effects will last until the
path of defiling forever). end of the spell duration. As the ice is totally
In any case the defiler gets 2 * level of the spell natural no magic resistance roll against its effects
damage points with no saving throw or magic is allowed.
resistance check allowed. 2. Impetuous winds blow in the entire area,
The spell may be cast in two separate ways: the flying is impossible by any means (natural or
first has casting time 7 and a duration of 1 turn + magical) and creatures caught in mid air at the
1 turn per level, the other requires a material start of the round fall on the ground and suffer
component wich must be defiler ash and a normal impact damage (magic resistance against
garment. Both must be from the designated the wind is rolled at -40% given its semi-magical
target. At the end of a 1 hour ritual (wich has nature). From now on spellcasting within the area
strong druidical influences) the spell comes into of effect is impossible and there's a 15% chance
effect and its duration will be 1 day per level of that a creature will slip and fall remaining still,
the caster. while moving ones are 80% likely to fall. Once a
The defiler is instantly aware that casting defiler creature is fallen there's no chance it will be able
spells is extremely dangerous, the enchantment to stand again as it continues to slip on the icy
itself informs him. At the DM's option If the surface. Note that all the slipping creatures may
defiler wants he may cast spells as a preserver not leave the area of effect thanks to the wind. At
but he counts as being at least 4 levels lower than the end of the round an hailstorm equal in effects
his true one when determining duration, effects... to a double-damage Ice Storm affects all the
Note that after it is cast the range of this spell is creatures into the area of effect, no saving throw
considered infinite as it travels with the defiler. is allowed vs. this damage but magical and other
resistances do apply.
3. Gates to the plane of lightning open
everywhere in the area of effect channeling
devastating electrical discharges: everyone in the died in the MOST painful way Tor Kamal was
area of effect is hit by the equivalent of a 13-dice able to find.
Lightning Bolt (save for half damage). Magic
resistance does not protect against this damage as Tor Kamal's Greater Ice Barrier (Evocation,
it is produced by natural lightnings and the spell Abjuration, Ice)
is only indirectly responsible for it, resistances vs.
electricity do apply. Range: Touch
4. The lightnings (just like normal ones) Components: V, S, M
produce in this round a side effect as all the Duration: 1 turn + 1 turn per 2 levels
creatures in the area of effect are affected by Casting Time: 4
Power Word, Stun. In this case the usual 90 hp Area of Effect: Up to four creatures
limit for the spell does not exist and creatures Saving Throw: None
with 91 hp or more are affected as if they had 90 Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
hp.
5. At the end of this round the wind calms, The spell creates a barrier made of minute ice
the ice vapors and the clouds part in a single particles. The shiny surface absorbs and/or
instant. reflects different types of damage, the most
As the body of the wizard would not be able to powerful protection is against fire and ice.
survive the sheer power of magic that he wields
during the casting of the spell he needs one Fire/Heat/Ice/Cold Effects on damage
PERFECT obsidian sphere (4" radius) to store and type Not saved - Saved
channel the energy, this will cost no less than Normal None
1000 gp and is slowly destroyed during the spell Magic, Level 1-3 None
duration (this means that should the spell fail the Magic, Level 4-6 * - None
sphere is intact), also the sphere must have been Magic, Level 7-9 1/4 - *
with the wizard for at least 2 days.
After casting this spell the wizard looses the * Damage is equal to half the number of dice wich
ability to cast spells for the remainder of the day, should normally be rolled: a 10-dice Fireball
the only spell he will be able to cast is one would inflict 5 damage, a Burning Hands would
Teleport, Teleport Without Error or similar one and inflict 1 damage and a 7-dice Cone of Cold 4
it may be cast only within an hour after the damage.
Blizzard (this aspect of the spell was specifically Note that save is always allowed against spells of
designed to provide the weakened wizard a fast up to 6th level.
escape in case of need). The following day the It is also effective vs.
wizard will be able to cast spells up to 2nd level, Electrical damage - 70% chance of reflection
two days later up to the 4th, after two days more (attacker suffers full effects, protected creature
the maximum level will be the 6th and so on. A none)
Restoration will count as 6 elapsed days, the Gaze/Rays - 95% chance of reflection
wizard and the priest will not age. During the Acid/Liquid - 1/2 damage, 1/4 if save is
whole recovery time specialist wizards are able to successful, save at +2
cast spells from theyr school one level higher Sonic attack - Save at +2
than normal (3rd level from the first day, 5th The spell does not protect against damage
level from the second day...). sources not stated above.
This spell was designed by Tor Kamal after his The material component of this spell is a pearl or
first (and unfortunate) visit to Ur Draxa, he was at least 300gp value wich is crushed while
driven mad with fury as he discovered that lots casting.
of defilers were living in the green and beautiful
city while the remainder of Athas was a burnt Tor Kamal's Mnemonic Enhancer (Universal)
desert under the sun. For an entire year he
devoted his life to this spell but the results are Range: Touch
worth all the sacrifices. Components: V, S
NOTE: A defiler wizard may cast the spell Duration: Special
without ill effects during the following days but Casting Time: 1 Turn
the entire area of effect would be a lifeless waste Area of Effect: A magic user
covered by defiler ash. Needless to say any Saving Throw: None
defiler that tried to steal the secret of this spell
Author: Darknight <[email protected]> All the extra spells must be cast and cannot be
discharged either by will of the recipient or by
Tor-Kamal the Athasian warlock took the means of Dispel magic more powerful negations
inspiration for this spell pondering on the great such as Mordenkainen's Disjunction may work at
versatility but relative power of the 4th-level the discretion of the DM. A Wish will always
Rary's mnemonic enhancer creating a new spell work.
with less flexibility and increased potency more The recipient must have a mage-like spellcasting
near to his needs. ability (normal priests are NOT eligible targets
This spell allows the caster to choose one of two but wizardly priests are), he also must be totally
options: willing, note however that it's not required that
The recipient may memorize one spell for each the recipient knows the truth about this spell and
level he is able to cast much like a specialist, he its effects.
must choose all the extra spells from up to three
schools (the schools may be of philosophy, of Tor Kamal's Reverse Aging (Alteration,
effects or chosen by any other criteria allowed by Abjuration)
the DM).
The recipient may memorize up to a maximum of Range: 0
18 levels of spells with the limitations stated in Components: V, S, M
the following table. This second option is good to Duration: Permanent
boost up the ability of relatively low-level Casting Time: 1 hour
spellcasters significantly. Area of Effect: The caster
Saving Throw: None
Spell Level Maximum Spells Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
1 4
2 4 This spell was developed by Tor Kamal to get rid
3 3 of the curse of his patron and restore his normal
4 3 aging when he was almost a child and faced the
5 3 lost of his ability to cast spells. Although never
6 2 experimented to do so the spell should make
7 2 normal people become younger and younger as
8 2 time elapses.
9 1 The material component for this spell may vary
10 1 greatly from one creature to the other. In Tor
Kamal's case it was fresh defiler ash, diamond
The spells memorized by means of this
powder and some drops of blood from a child.
enchantment take half time to memorize (for
those of you who use this rule) and will remain
Tor Kamal's Raiot Storm (Evocation,
in the recipient's mind until cast.
Conjuration)
This is a truly powerful enchantment but has its
own hindrances.
Range: 1 mile
The recipient will radiate STRONG magic of the
Components: V, S, M
appropriate school until he has cast the last extra
Duration: Istantaneous
spell; it will be almost impossible to hide the aura
or alterate it with spells like Nystul's magical aura
Area of Effect: Half mile radius area
(and this is a very nasty thing PARTICULARLY if
you live on Athas).
The recipient must have an intelligence/reason of
at least 15 otherwise the spell will cause him to
By means of this spell the caster summons
fall unconscious for 1d3 days. Furthermore it's
massive energies from the plane of lightning. At
possible (20% chance) that he will loose one point
the end of the casting time the wizard must shout
of intelligence permanently (a successful saving
"Raiot!" and throw the material component to the
throw vs. spell negates this effect).
ground before him while standing before his
Once a spell is chosen it cannot be changed with
intended target(s).
any means short of a Wish (but using a Wish in
As the gem is crushed by the sheer magical
this way would be al least pointless in most
power of the spell huge lightnings depart from it
situations).
and form high arcs into the sky before they Area of Effect: One creature
discharge striking unerringly. Saving Throw: None
Eligible targets include (but are not limited to): Author: Darknight <[email protected]>
creatures, buildings and trees. The targets may
vary from one to several thousands depending on This spell is similar in effects to Lower Resistance
the amount of damage the wizard wants to cause but much more powerful. The reduction of magic
to each of them, due to the great concentration resistance is equal to 4% per level of the wizard,
needed to conjure all the magical energy and of course no magic resistance check is allowed to
control it until it is ready to be released the spell prevent the spell effects.
may not be easily tuned to the number of
recipients. In addition all the targets must be at
least half mile far from the caster, the lightnings
won't strike within this distance.
Number of Damage Additional

targets Damage
up to 10000 1d4+1 1
up to 1000 3d4 2
up to 100 8d6 4
up to 10 10d10 7
1 See Below 10
If the entire spell effects are directed to one target

it must save vs. spell at -3 or be instantly
disintegrated (the size of the target must be
considered: a fortress may not be entirely
destroyed but its access portal could), otherwise
it takes 20d10 points of damage. Spells of less
than 8th level may not protect the single target,
even and Anti-Magic Shell and magical resistance
(if the check is successful) will only reduce its
effects (10d10 damage).
All the creatures within 10 yards from the caster
must save vs paralization or be deafened and
stunned for 1d4 rounds by the roar of the
lightnings, the wizard gets a +1 bonus to the save.
The material component for the spell is either a
diamond or a star sapphire wich must be of at
least 10000 gp value. If the used gem is a star
sapphire for each 5000 gp over the base value add
the value in the Additional Damage column of
the table as the stone allows greater power to be
stored. Needless to say it is impossible to find
even the smallest piece of the original gem after
the spell is cast.
The spell was mainly designed for battle and
siege.
Tor Kamal's Wrath Upon Magic Resistance

(Universal, Alteration)
Range: 60 yards
Components: V
Duration: 1 turn + 1 round/level
Casting Time: 1
Priest spells
Note: Spells are separated into spheres based on the Earth, Air, Fire & Water supplement; DMs without
access to that book should reclassify the paraelemental spells into the most appropriate elemental spheres
(e.g., Eyes of the Sun would be under the Sphere of Fire).
Priest spells by level

Flameform (Alteration/Evocation)
Level 1 Encase (Evocation)
Narhwal's Blistering Pain (Alteration) Heal Elemental (Alteration)
Sand Storm (Evocation)
Slippery like Water (Alteration)
Level 2
Strengthen Bone (Alteration, Necromancy)
Clean (Alteration)
Weaken Elemental (Alteration,
Enhance Weapon with Fire (Alteration)
Conjuration/Summoning)
Make Flammable (Alteration)
Mend Bone (Alteration, Necromancy)
Curse non-fire Weapons (Alteration) Level 5
Minor Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation) Brittle Stone (Alteration)
Unerring Concentration (Abjuration) Drown (Conjuring/Summoning)
Water Whip (Evocation) Elemental Imbalance (Alteration)
Greater Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation)
Level 3 Flesh to Salt (Alteration)
Bone Shape (Alteration, Necromancy) Solar Sight (Divination)
Eyes of the Sun (Alteration)
Lesser Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation) Level 6
Thunder Clap (Invocation/Evocation) Bass's Elemental Domination
Wind Burn (Evocation) (Enchantment/charm)
Entomb (Evocation)
Level 4 Superior Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation)
Breath Silt (Alteration) Flesh to Wax (Alteration)
Cure with Fire (Necromancy) Wax to Flesh (Alteration)
Elemental Bonding II (Alteration)
Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation) Level 7
Etrigan's Cure Serious Wounds with Water Water Intoxication (Conjuring/Summoning)
(Necromancy)
Priest spells by School
Divination Etrigan's Cure Serious Harm Elemental

Solar Sight Wounds with Water Heal Elemental
Harm with Fire Lesser Elemental Wall
Enchantment/Charm Mend Bone Make Flammable
Bass's Elemental Domination Strengthen Bone Mend Bone
Minor Elemental Wall
Invocation/Evocation Illusion Narhwal's Blistering Pain
Elemental Wall No spells under this school Salt to Flesh
Encase Slippery like Water
Entomb Alteration Strengthen Bone
Flameform Bone Shape Strengthen Elemental
Greater Elemental Wall Breath Silt Superior Elemental Wall
Lesser Elemental Wall Brittle Stone Wax to Flesh
Minor Elemental Wall Clean Weaken Elemental
Sand Storm Elemental Bonding II
Superior Elemental Wall Elemental Imbalance Conjuration/Summoning
Thunder Clap Elemental Wall Drown
Water Whip Enhance Weapon with Fire Strengthen Elemental
Wind Burn Eyes of the Sun Water Intoxication
Flameform Weaken Elemental
Necromancy Flesh to Salt
Cure with Fire Flesh to Wax Abjuration
Greater Elemental Wall Unerring Concentration
Priest spells by Spheres
Sphere of Air Heal Elemental Elemental Wall

Bass's Elemental Domination Lesser Elemental Wall Eyes of the Sun
Breath Silt Make Flammable Greater Elemental Wall
Elemental Bonding II Minor Elemental Wall Harm Elemental
Elemental Imbalance Strengthen Elemental Heal Elemental
Elemental Wall Superior Elemental Wall Lesser Elemental Wall
Greater Elemental Wall Weaken Elemental Minor Elemental Wall
Harm Elemental Solar Sight
Heal Elemental Sphere of Water Strengthen Elemental
Lesser Elemental Wall Bass's Elemental Domination Superior Elemental Wall
Minor Elemental Wall Drown Weaken Elemental
Strengthen Elemental Elemental Bonding II
Superior Elemental Wall Elemental Imbalance Sphere of Magma
Thunder Clap Elemental Wall Bass's Elemental Domination
Weaken Elemental Etrigan's Cure Serious Elemental Bonding II
Wind Burn Wounds with Water Elemental Wall
Flesh to Salt Greater Elemental Wall
Sphere of Earth Greater Elemental Wall Harm Elemental
Bass's Elemental Domination Harm Elemental Heal Elemental
Brittle Stone Heal Elemental Lesser Elemental Wall
Elemental Bonding II Lesser Elemental Wall Minor Elemental Wall
Elemental Imbalance Minor Elemental Wall Strengthen Elemental
Elemental Wall Salt to Flesh Superior Elemental Wall
Encase Slippery like Water Weaken Elemental
Entomb Strengthen Elemental
Flesh to Salt Superior Elemental Wall Sphere of Silt
Greater Elemental Wall Water Intoxication Bass's Elemental Domination
Harm Elemental Water Whip Breath Silt
Heal Elemental Weaken Elemental Elemental Bonding II
Lesser Elemental Wall Wind Burn Elemental Wall
Minor Elemental Wall Greater Elemental Wall
Salt to Flesh Sphere of Rain Harm Elemental
Sand Storm Bass's Elemental Domination Heal Elemental
Strengthen Elemental Elemental Bonding II Lesser Elemental Wall
Superior Elemental Wall Elemental Wall Minor Elemental Wall
Weaken Elemental Greater Elemental Wall Strengthen Elemental
Harm Elemental Superior Elemental Wall
Sphere of Fire Heal Elemental Weaken Elemental
Bass's Elemental Domination Lesser Elemental Wall
Cure with Fire Minor Elemental Wall Sphere of the Cosmos
Elemental Bonding II Strengthen Elemental Bone Shape
Elemental Imbalance Superior Elemental Wall Clean
Elemental Wall Thunder Clap Flesh to Wax
Enhance Weapon with Fire Weaken Elemental Mend Bone
Flameform Narhwal's Blistering Pain
Greater Elemental Wall Sphere of Sun Strengthen Bone
Harm Elemental Bass's Elemental Domination Unerring Concentration
Harm with Fire Elemental Bonding II Wax to Flesh
Spell list
Level 1 material component of this spell is a piece of

soap.
Narhwal's Blistering Pain (Alteration)
Sphere: Cosmos Enhance Weapon with Fire (Alteration)

Level: 1
Range: Touch Sphere: Fire
Components: V, S, M Level: 2
Casting Time: 1 Range: Touch
Duration: Special Components: V,S,M: a bit of coal, holly symbol
Area of Effect: One person Duration: 2 rounds / level of caster
Saving Throw: Neg. Area of Effect: Weapon touched
Author: Eric Wayne Swett Casting time: 1 round
<[email protected]> Saving Throw: None
Author: Dennis Kefallinos
This is a particularly annoying and potentially <[email protected]>
disgusting spell. The caster places his hands
upon the bare flesh of the victim and immediately This spell enhances the striking power of a
the victim takes 1d4-1 dmg (save negates the weapon (only melee weapons). The weapon now
effect). Large, pussy blisters grow from the place functions a bit like a flame blade. For the duration
the victim was touched. This can have any of the spell the weapon glows with a fiery aura
number of ill effects upon the victim depending and causes 1d4 points + 1 point per 2 levels of
upon the location and the creativity of the DM. caster damage in addition to its normal damage,
The material component of this spell is some due to the shearing heat it radiates.
lamp oil rubbed on the hands of the caster. Unfortunately it also causes 1 point of damage
per round to its user (as long as he holds it), for
the same reason (of course he can use his ignore
Level 2
element power to avoid this). Undead and
creatures especially vulnerable to fire take 2
Clean (Alteration)
additional points of damage. If the creature is
Sphere: Cosmos protected from fire, the damage inflicted is
Level: 2 reduced by 4 (for a minimum of 0). The weapon
Range: Touch can now ignite combustible materials. It is not
Components: V, S, M however a magical weapon. The spell does not
Casting Time: 2 function underwater. Already enchanted
Duration: Permanent weapons cannot be enhanced this way. Wooden
Area of Effect: 1 person/level or 10 cubic ft. weapons CANNOT be fire enhanced because the
Saving Throw: None would ignite.
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Make Flammable (Alteration)
Upon casting this spell, the priest effectively
Sphere: Fire
cleans one person, animal, or object per level of
Level: 2
experience. If cast upon a person or mount, it
Range: 30 yards
cleans the being plus any personal belongings
Components: V,S,M: a chip of wood, holly
he/she/it has on it. This spell effects dirt, grease,
symbol
paint, sweat, etc., but can be controlled so it
Duration: 3 rounds / level of caster
doesn't remove something that is permanent,
Area of Effect: 1 to 4 creatures, or objects in 10-
such as oil in boots or paint on a shield. This
foot cube/level
spell is useful for a party who is on the road for
Casting time: 5
weeks without a chance to bathe. It can also be
Saving Throw: Neg.
used to negate the effects of some spells. These
spells would include color spray, grease, etc. The
Author: Dennis Kefallinos The reverse of this spell, break bone, is an
<[email protected]> excruciating process, where the bone is weakened
and drawn apart until it is split into two separate
This spell makes 1 to 4 creatures or objects pieces. The process still occurs over the course of
flammable. For the duration of the spell they are an hour and a save vs. spells occurs in the last 10
as flammable as wood. If they catch fire they minutes. If successful the bone is only weakened
burn entirely and turn to ash in the time it takes by 50%, if failed the bone is separated completely.
wood of their size to burn. This fire is normal fire It is a common torture technique among
and may be extinguished by the usual means. It templars.
does not matter what materials the objects or NOTE: In order to insure that the bone is set
creatures are made of. They can be enflamed by properly the caster must make a successful
natural as well as magical fire or extreme heat, healing proficiency check, when the spell is
but the spell itself does not enflame them. After completed. If someone other than the caster tries
they catch fire they get damage from heat, but to use the healing proficiency and guide the
also turn to ash within the time specified. After caster he must make the check at an additional -5
they catch fire, the duration of the spell does not to his roll. An improperly set bone must be
matter. Each creature or object gets a saving broken and set again in order to attain it's former
throw; if only one is the subject of the spell it has strength.
a penalty of -2 to its roll; if two are subject, each
receives a penalty of -1; of three are subject, each
receives a bonus of +1; if four are subject, each Curse non-fire Weapons (Alteration)
receives a bonus of +2. A successful saving throw
negates the effects of the spell. Sphere: Fire
Level: 2
Range: 30 yards
Mend Bone (Alteration, Necromancy) Components: V,S
Reversible Duration: 3 rounds / level of caster
Area of Effect: 60-foot cube
Sphere: Cosmos Casting time: 3
Level: 2 Saving Throw: None
Range: Touch Author: Dennis Kefallinos
Components: V, S, M <[email protected]>
Casting Time: 1 hour
Duration: Permanent Causes non-fire based weapons, that is all except
Area of Effect: 1 bone those related or made with fire (for ex. obsidian
Saving Throw: Special weapons or fire arrows are not affected, while
Author: Bill Hincks iron or steel are) to be awkward to their handling.
<[email protected]> The weapons radiate heat that causes this
difficulty. It is not enough though to cause
With this spell the caster may mend a broken damage to either the weapon or the wielder. This
bone. The bone must still be made of living makes creatures using them to be non-proficient
tissue and recently broken. An hour must be to their use. A specialized one revert to simply
spent chanting over the person, while smooth being proficient. The creatures receive the usual
strokes are made on the skin over the broken non-proficiency penalties according to their class.
bone. Water (or a similar substance depending
on the view of the cleric) must be rubbed over the
wound every ten minutes. Over the course of the Minor Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation)
hour the bone will draw together and mend. It
will be as good as new when the spell is Sphere: Elemental (any), Paraelemental (any)
complete. If interrupted while casting the bone Level: 2
will be mended only partly, depending on when Range: 10 yards/level
the caster was interrupted. The mending heals Components: V, S, M
10% of the bone for every 10 minutes of casting, Casting Time: 2
and 50% of the mending occurs in the last 10 Duration: 5 rounds + 1 round/level
minutes. Area of Effect: Special
Saving Throw: None
Author: John M. Martz neither dimension falls below 5 feet. For
example, a 5th level caster, who can create a wall
This spell allows the caster to create a stationary up to 100 square feet in area, might create a wall
wall composed of material from his elemental that is 5 feet high and 20 feet long or a wall that is
plane of worship (Templars may cast this spell in 20 feet high and 50 feel long.
any form). It covers a 20-foot- square area per While this set of spells share common
level (the thickness varies depending on the characteristics, such as duration and area of
element); this area may be arranged in any effect, the wall's specific properties differ based
manner to form a rectangular wall, as long as on its composition.
Element Properties
Air Creates an invisible wall of violently disturbed air that is two feet thick. Treat as per
wind wall spell (p. 154, PHB).
Water Creates a wall of billowing fog that is up to 10' thick per level of the caster. Treat as
per wall of fog spell (p. 139, PHB).
Fire Creates a two foot thick wall of hot air that causes targets viewed through it to
shimmer and waver. Treat as blur spell for all attacks made within or through the
wall (e.g., ranged attacks; p. 140, PHB).
Earth Creates a wall of swirling dust that is 10' thick. The dust obscures vision; treat as
blur spell for all attacks made within or through the wall (e.g., ranged attacks; p. 140,
PHB).
Rain Creates a two foot thick wall of mist. Treat as blur spell.
Sun Creates a 2 dimensional plane of bright light -- it has no measurable depth. Beside
filling the area with bright, this wall has little effect, except on creatures sensitive to
bright light (e.g., undead), which suffer damage according to their individual
descriptions.
Magma as a minor wall of fire, above.
Silt as a minor wall of earth, above.
The material component is a bit of the

element (air, water, fire, earth) of which the wall
is composed.
See also:
Lesser Elemental Wall
Elemental Wall
Greater Elemental Wall
Superior Elemental Wall
Unerring Concentration (Abjuration)
Sphere: Cosmos
Level: 2
Range: 0
Components: V, S
Casting Time: 2
Duration: 1 round/level
Area of Effect: Caster
Saving Throw: None
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This spell is identical to the wizard spell of the

same level and name.
Water Whip (Evocation) Author: Bill Hincks
<[email protected]>
Sphere: Elemental (Water)
Level: 2 With the aid of this spell the caster may take
Range: 0 bone and mold it into whatever shape is
Components: V, S, M desired. The spell takes 1 round to cast and
Duration: 5 rounds + 1 round/2 levels an additional 10 rounds to shape the desired
Casting Time: 6 object. Bones can be melded together to
Area of Effect: 10' long whip produce one final object, but no more than one
Saving Throw: None object may be produced per casting. The
Author: John M. Martz object can not exceed the Area of Effect of the
spell (though two objects created by the spell
With this spell, the caster causes a crystal may be joined together with another casting.
clear blue whip to form in his hand -- the The new object will be seamless and quite
weapon is made entirely of water. If the strong. The material component for this spell
caster successfully hits with the water whip in is fresh bone dust (no more than 1 hour old)
melee, the target suffers damage equal to 1d2 spread over the bone, the bone may then be
(or 1 for L creatures) + 1 point per level of the sculpted like clay. STRENGTHENED bone
caster. Thus, an 8th level cleric will do either may not be joined to normal bone though it
9 or 10 points of damage. If the cleric hits may be joined to another piece of
with a natural 20, he has succeeded in STRENGTHENED bone. (In this case the
disarming his opponent; the target still takes bone dust may be no more then ten minutes
damage. A creature attacking with only old when it is spread on the bone and must be
natural weapons (e.g., teeth & claw) cannot be made into a paste with the blood of the
disarmed in this manner. creature the dust comes from, the blood must
Any creature especially susceptible to also be fresh.)
water damage suffers double damage. Note:
double damage does not apply to creatures
susceptible to holy water, such as undead (the Eyes of the Sun (Alteration)
water that composes the whip is not holy
water). Sphere: Paraelemental (Sun)
Although magical in origin, it is not Level: 3
considered a magical weapon unless cast by Range: 0
high level priests (i.e., 10th level or greater). Components: V, S
That is, for casters of 10th level or greater, the Duration: 1 round/level
water whip is considered a +1 weapon; for Casting Time: 3
casters of 20th level or greater, it is considered Area of Effect: The caster's eyes
a +2 weapon; and so on. Saving Throw: Special
In addition to the casters holy symbol, the Author: John M. Martz
spell requires a leaf from any water-dwelling
plant as a material component. With this spell, the caster causes his eyes
to burn as bright as the sun. Anybody within
Level 3 10 feet of the caster who meets his gaze must
save versus breath weapon or become blind.
Bone Shape (Alteration, Necromancy) As per the DMG, creatures surprised by the
caster automatically meet his gaze. Those
Sphere: Cosmos attempting to avoid the gaze by looking in the
Level: 3 caster's general direction without looking into
Range: Touch his eyes risk a 20% chance each round of
Components: V, S, M accidentally meeting the caster's gaze but
Casting Time: 11 rounds suffer no combat penalties. Those completely
Duration: Permanent averting their gaze or closing their eyes suffer
Area of Effect: 3' cube plus 1' cube/level the normal penalties for fighting blind (-4 to
(not to exceed one object) attack; +4 to Armor Class; +2 to initiative).
Saving Throw: None Unlike most gaze attacks, looking into the
caster's gaze in a reflected surface (such as a
mirror) has the same damaging effects as Range: 10 yards/level
looking directly into his eyes; should the Components: V, S, M
caster be tricked into meeting his own gaze, he Casting Time: 3
too must roll to save against blindness. Duration: 5 rounds + 1 round/level
Undead, and other creatures sensitive to Area of Effect: Special
sunlight, suffer automatic damage as if Saving Throw: None
exposed to sunlight as long as the caster gazes Author: John M. Martz
at them, and they are within 10 feet of the
caster. This spell allows the caster to create a
While the caster's eyes shine brightly, stationary wall composed of material from his
they produce no heat and can not be used to elemental plane of worship (Templars may
light fires (unless using a magnifying glass); cast this spell in any form). It covers a 20-foot-
they can be used to light a passage in the dark square area per level (the thickness varies
up to 10 feet before the caster. The spell does depending on the element); this area may be
not interfere with the caster's vision. Since arranged in any manner to form a rectangular
this spell burns the victim's retina, a cure wall, as long as neither dimension falls below
blindness spell will not restore his sight; 5 feet. As with minor elemental wall, lesser
rather, stronger magic must be used, such as a elemental wall covers a 20-foot-square area
restoration or wish spell. per level (the thickness varies depending on
the element); this area may be arranged in any
manner to form a rectangular wall, as long as
Lesser Elemental Wall (Alteration, neither dimension falls below 5 feet. While
Evocation) this set of spells share common characteristics,
such as duration and area of effect, the wall's
Sphere: Elemental (any), Paraelemental specific properties differ based on its
(any) composition.
Level: 3
Element Properties
Air Creates a deafening wall of violently disturbed air that is two feet thick. Treat as per
all of sound spell (p. 78, CBH). Namely, one side chosen by caster produces such a
roar that all communication (including verbal spell components) is disrupted within
30 feet. Those within 10 feet are deafened for 1d4 turns if they fail to save versus
spell. The sound is heard on the other side, but is not disruptive. Anyone passing
through the wall suffers 1d8 points of damage and is permanently deafened unless
he rolls a successful saving throw versus spell. Deafened creatures suffer - 1 penalty
to surprise rolls, a +1 penalty to initiative rolls, and they are 20% likely to miscast
spells with a verbal component. A silence 15' radius spell cast by a higher level
caster specifically for this purpose will dispel the wall; the wall otherwise destroys
all silence spells that come into contact with it.
Water Creates a wall of "solid fog" that is up to 10 feet thick per level of caster. Treat as per
solid fog spell (p. 163, PHB).
Fire Creates a billowing wall of black smoke that is 10 feet thick. Due to its noxious
gasses, treat as per stinking cloud spell (p. 145, PHB), except those exposed to the
cloud save with a -3 penalty. All vision within and through the wall is impossible.
Earth Creates a wall of swirling dust that is 10' thick. This wall has two effects. Treat as
blur spell for all attacks made within or through the wall (e.g., ranged attacks; p. 140,
PHB). Anybody coming into physical contact with the wall will suffer as per the
"itching" version of an irritation spell (p. 142, PHB) -- saving throws are at a -3
penalty regardless of the number of creatures entering the area of effect.
Rain Creates a 10 foot thick wall of rain. The rain slows movement through it; treat as
slow spell. It also obscures vision within and through it as per a blur spell. It
extinguishes non-magical fires and has a chance of extinguishing magical fires as a
dispel magic cast by a cleric of equal level equal to the caster.
filling the area with bright, most creatures cannot see through this wall (trying to do
so will damage their eyes). Anybody attempting to pass through this wall must save
versus spell or be permanently blinded; note, simply closing one's eyes provides no
protection, but better protection can add bonuses to the save at the DM's discretion.
Creatures sensitive to bright light who view this wall must save versus spells with a
-2 modifier or be affected by fear; they suffer double damage from coming into direct
contact with this wall.
Magma as a lesser wall of fire, above.
Silt as a lesser wall of earth, above.
The material component is a bit of the element Thunder Clap (Invocation/Evocation)

(air, water, fire, earth) of which the wall is
composed. Sphere: Elemental (Air), Paraelemental
(Rain)
See also: Level: 3
Minor Elemental Wall Range: 0
Elemental Wall Components: V, S
Greater Elemental Wall Duration: Instantaneous
Superior Elemental Wall Casting Time: 3
Saving Throw: 1/2
This spell is similar to the wizard spell

thunder staff with the exception that the priest
needs no material components. Upon
completion of the spell, the priest claps his
hands together and produces a thundering
cone of force 5' wide at the apex, 20' wide at
the base, and 40' long. All creatures and
objects wholly or partially in the cone incur
the effects of thunder staff as printed in the
ToM (p. 32-33).
While the priest must have both hands free to
cast the spell most effectively, he can cast it
with only one hand. This case might occur if
the other hand is bound, missing, or holding a
shield, for example. If the caster only has one
hand free, he may clap it against bare skin on
any part of his body (e.g., thigh, cheek, etc.).
The resulting cone of force is 2.5' wide at the
apex, 10' wide at the base, and 20' long. All
creatures wholly or partially in the cone must
roll a successful saving throw versus spells.
Those who fail are stunned for 1 round and
deafened for 1d3-1 rounds (they cannot be
deafened for less then 1 round, however).
Those creatures who fail are also hurled 2d4+2
feet by the wave of force, suffering 1 point of
damage per two feet thrown (damage will
always be 2d4+2, even if the creature
encounters an intervening surface). If the save
is successful, the victim is not stunned, but is
deafened for 1d3-1 rounds and is hurled only
half the distance. Giant-sized creatures or
larger who succeed at their saving throws are
deafened but are not thrown, suffer no 1 gallon per day for a human sized creature).
damage, and are not stunned. If the save is This spell is not castable under water.
failed, they are hurled 1d4+1 feet, suffer 1
point of damage per two feet thrown, and are Level 4
deafened and stunned.
Regardless of whether one or two hands are Breath Silt (Alteration)
used in the casting, the cone has a Strength of
19 for the purposes of opening doors. It can Sphere: Elemental (Air), Paraelemental
move objects weighing up to 640 pounds (Silt)
4d4+4 or 2d4+2 feet, depending on the Level: 4
method of casting. Fragile items must make a Range: Touch
saving throw versus crushing blow or be Components: V, S
destroyed. Duration: 1 hour/level
Casting Time: 7
Wind Burn (Evocation) Saving Throw: None
Sphere: Elemental (Air, Water)
Level: 3 The recipient of a breath silt spell is able to
Range: 0 breathe silt freely for the duration of the spell
Components: V, S (this ability does not interfere with the ability
Duration: Instantaneous to breath normal air). The priest can divide
Casting Time: 5 the base duration between multiple characters.
Area of Effect: 75' long cone Thus a 10th level priest can confer this ability
Saving Throw: 1/2 to 2 characters for 5 hours each, to 5
Author: John M. Martz characters for 2 hours each, etc., to a
minimum of 1/2 hour per character.
Despite the name of this spell, wind burn has As this spell allows the recipient to breathe silt
nothing to do with fire. Upon casting, the and air, it will not only protect against
priest causes an exceptionally dry cone of air choking in a silt storm but also against total
to originate from his hand. The cone is 5" in submersion in the Sea of Silt. This spell will
diameter at its base, 25' in diameter at its end, not protect against submersion in sand, water,
and 75' long. All targets of the spell must save or any other material; nor will it protect
versus spells. Those who fail suffer 1d6 points against noxious vapors, such as poisonous
of dehydration damage per level of the caster clouds or smoke.
as well as a temporary loss of 1 point of
Constitution (creatures w/o Constitution
scores suffer a -1 penalty to Armor Class). A
successful save means half damage & no loss
of Constitution. Creatures exceptionally
susceptible to dehydration damage (e.g., those
from the elemental plane of water, plant
creatures, & even aquatic creatures) suffer a -4
penalty to their saving throw. Constitution
point loss IS cumulative; that is to say, if a
target of two of these spells fails to save
against both it will suffer a -2 to its
Constitution (if it survives the damage, of
course). A character is dead if his
Constitution reaches zero (for creatures w/o
Constitution, use HD; thus, even if a 3 HD
monster had enough HPs to survive failing to
save 3 times, it would still die since 3 - 3 = 0).
Constitution points may only be restored by
consumption of a full day's water requirement
(use DARK SUN Rehydration rules; or simply
Harm with Fire (Necromancy) cleric cannot completely heal the recipient
Cure with Fire (Necromancy) with this spell. He can only heal the recipient
Reversible to within 3 points of perfect health (unless the
damage was solely from an elemental, then all
Sphere: Fire damage can be healed). Additional means
Level: 4 must be used to bring the recipient back to
Range: Touch perfect health (e.g., cure light wounds, rest);
Components: V,S,M: holy symbol although, elemental bonding I cannot, since
Duration: Permanent both spells work on the same principle.
Area of Effect: Creature touched By casting the reverse of this spell, the
Casting time: 7 cleric does 2d4+4 points of damage. While no
Saving Throw: None saving throw is allowed, a successful attack
Author: Dennis Kefallinos must be made (i.e., the caster must succeed in
<[email protected]> touching the target).
The material component for this spell is
When laying his hand upon the creature enough of the caster's element to sufficiently
the priest heals 2d8+3 points of wound or cover the recipient's wounds.
other injury damage to the creature's body.
This healing cannot affect non-corporeal, non-
living or extra-planar creatures. Because of the Elemental Wall (Alteration, Evocation)
heat the spell causes inside its bodyb the
creature needs for this day (or the following if Sphere: Elemental (any)
it is night) 1.5 times the normal amount of Level: 4
water. Also very flammable objects (ex. Range: 10 yards/level
burning oil) worn or possessed may catch fire. Components: V, S, M
The reverse of the spell, Harm with Fire Casting Time: 4
operates similarly but causes damage. The Duration: 1 turn + 1 round/level
creature must be touched, but does not receive Area of Effect: Special
a saving throw. Saving Throw: None
Elemental Bonding II (Alteration)
Reversible This spell allows the caster to create a
stationary wall composed of material from his
Sphere: Elemental (Any), Paraelemental elemental plane of worship (Templars may
(Any) cast this spell in any form). As with minor
Level: 4 and lesser elemental walls, elemental wall
Range: Touch covers a 20-foot-square area per level (the
Components: V, S, M thickness varies depending on the element);
Duration: Permanent this area may be arranged in any manner to
Casting Time: 1 round form a rectangular wall, as long as neither
Area of Effect: Creature touched dimension falls below 5 feet. While this set of
Saving Throw: None spells share common characteristics, such as
Author: John M. Martz duration and area of effect, the wall's specific
properties differ based on its composition.
This spell is a more powerful version of
the first level spell elemental bonding (see
DK). With this spell the priest attempts to
repair physical damage done to another being
or creature. In an elemental sense, part of the
damage incurred by combat wounds or
disease is, in fact, an imbalance created in the
body's elemental proportions. Through this
spell, the priest restores some of this balance.
The caster can heal 2d4+4 points of
damage. The same restrictions apply to this
spell as to the 1st level spell. Namely, the
Element Properties
Air Creates a deafening wall of violently disturbed air that is two feet thick, similar to a
lesser elemental wall. Treat as per wall of sound spell (p. 78, CBH), however the roar
of an air wall is so intense that anyone passing through the wall suffers damage as
per shout (p. 163, PHB) and suffers a -3 penalty to his saving throw.
Water Creates a vertical wall of ice. Treat as "ice plane" option of the wall of ice spell (p.
164, PHB).
Fire Creates a billowing wall of smoke that is 10 feet thick. Similar to incendiary cloud (p.
189, PHB), on the third round it erupts into flame (3d2) and continues to flame for
the forth (3d4) and fifth rounds (3d2). A save versus spell is allowed to halve
damage. On subsequent rounds, it is identical to a lesser fire wall, except the heat
remains intense, and those within the wall suffer 1 point of damage each round.
Earth Creates a wall of sand that is 1 foot thick per level of caster. Treat as per wall of sand
(in Forgotten Realms Adventures). Namely, the sand is thick and viscous, reducing
movement through the wall to half speed. All creatures relying on normal sight or
infravision are blinded while within the wall, and they suffer a -3 penalty to their AC
for the round after leaving the wall. Creatures needing to breath suffer 1 point of
damage per round spent within the wall. The wall extinguishes open flames,
prevents speech within it, and blocks all sight through it.
Rain Creates a 10 foot thick wall of driving rain with sporadic bolts of lightning.
Movement and vision through the wall hampered as per a lesser elemental wall of
rain, and it has the same effects on fire. Furthermore, any character passing through
this wall is %50 likely to be struck by a bolt of lightning (2d6); save for half damage.
Any character remaining within this wall has a %50 probability of being struck each
round.
Sun As lesser wall, however, creatures passing through this wall must save versus spell
with a -4 penalty or be permanently blinded.
Magma as a elemental wall of fire, above.
Silt Creates a wall of silt that is 5 feet thick per level of caster. Movement through the
wall is at 1/2 speed. Furthermore, the fine powder gets into everything -- boots,
packs, etc. Each items susceptible to damage by silt (e.g., water, potions, spell
components) has a 25% chance of being damaged. For some items such as water the
damage may be as minimal as a gritty taste; for others, such as a potion of speed, the
silt might ruin them completely. The decision is the DMs.
The material component is a bit of the Encase (Evocation)

element (air, water, fire, earth) of which the wall
is composed. Sphere: Elemental (Earth)
Level: 4
See also: Range: 10 yards/level
Minor Elemental Wall Components: V, S, M
Lesser Elemental Wall Duration: 1 turn + 2 rounds/level
Greater Elemental Wall Casting Time: 4
Superior Elemental Wall Area of Effect: 1 creature size L or smaller
Saving Throw: Neg.
When cast, this spell completely encases the

target in volcanic rock. The casing does not
hinder breathing due to its porous nature, and
the victim suffers no damage; however, it does
block vision and prevent all movement for the
duration of the spell, including somatic and requirements for the day are quadrupled
verbal spell components. (cumulative). Thus a human cured three times in
If the target saves versus spell, he completely a single day would require 12 gallons of water!
avoids the affects of encase, as a hollow stone Failure to meet the water requirement is treated
statue roughly his shape appears next to him, according to standard dehydration rules.
collapses in on itself, and disappears. If the
target fails his save, he is immediately encased.
Each round thereafter, he may attempt to break Flameform (Alteration/Evocation)
free. Breaking free requires the entire round and
a successful Bend Bars/Lift Gates roll. Sphere: Fire
The volcanic casing will crumble after suffering Level: 4
15 points of damage plus 1 point per level of Range: 0
caster. For damage purposes, treat the casing as Components: S,M: a bit of gauze, holy symbol
having an Armor Class of 5. Any attack that Duration: 5 rounds + 1 round / level of caster
damages the casing has a 75% probability of Area of Effect: Caster
wounding the victim within; divide the damage Casting time: 2
equally between the casing and the victim. In Saving Throw: None
addition, the victim automatically incurs all Author: Dennis Kefallinos
damage above the amount required to destroy <[email protected]>
the casing. For example, Chluckla is encased by a
10th level cleric, creating a casing with 25 HPs. The spell is a combination of wraithform and wall
His comrades attempt to free him by chipping of fire. It changes the caster into a moving
him free. Blitz strikes the casing and does 6 magical flame. It may be dispelled. In flameform
points of damage and rolls a 50 on percentile dice the caster can pass through cracks. He cannot be
-- the casing takes 3 points of damage and hit by material weapons (except +1 enchantment
Chluckla takes 3 points of damage. Taraq does and above) and he is not affected by magical or
12 points of damage and rolls 89% -- the casing normal fire and vapors. Magical cold causes
takes all 12 points of damage. Finally, Morgart double damage though. Creatures within 10' of
does 28 points of damage, rolling 15% -- Chluckla flameformed caster take 1d4 points of damage,
takes 14 points of damage, and the casing takes while creatures touched or passed through take
14 points; however, since the casing has only 10 2d6 + 1/level of caster. Undead or creatures
HPs left (25-3-12), the remaining 4 points damage especially vulnerable to fire take double damage.
is applied to Chluckla. Thus, Chluckla's friends No other physical attacks are possible when in
inflict a total of 21 points of damage (3+14+4) to flameform, except against creatures that exist in
him while trying to free him. the Ethereal plane, where all attacks (both ways)
A successful dispel magic will immediately are normal. Spells cannot be cast. Granted
remove the casing. The material component for powers such as turn undead and gate fire do
this spell is a fist-size piece of volcanic rock. function.
Etrigan's Cure Serious Wounds with Water

(Necromancy) Heal Elemental (Alteration)
Harm Elemental (Alteration)
Sphere: Water Reversible
Level: 4
Range: Touch Sphere: Elemental (Any), Paraelemental (Any)
Components: V,S,M Level: 4
Duration: Permanent Range: Touch
Casting time: 7 Components: V, S
Area of effect: Creature touched Duration: Permanent
Saving throw: None Casting Time: 1 round minimum
Author: Angelos_Bartzis Area of Effect: 1 elemental creature
([email protected]) Saving Throw: None
This spell cures 2d8+1 hit points. The
recipient must drink 1 gallon of water blessed by Do to their unique physical nature, creatures
the priest. Then he is cured, but his water from the elemental planes (i.e., Air, Water, Earth,
& Fire) and the paraelemental planes (i.e., Rain, Paraelemental, Lesser
Silt, Magma, Sun) can not be cured by normal Paraelemental, Standard
means while on the Prime Material plane. That is
to say, spells from the Necromancy school, such
as cure light wounds, heal, and regenerate,
produce no effect. In order to repair damage to
such a creature, the cleric must act as a conduit
for healing powers specific to the creature's home
plane; heal elemental allows the caster to serve as
this conduit. Thus, the cleric may only heal
creatures from his plane of worship. Neither
druids nor templars are able to cast this spell,
since they do not have direct link to the elemental
planes (i.e., a druid's powers are granted via the
spirit of his guarded land, and a templar's spells
are granted from his sorcerer-king).
Upon the initiation of this spell, the caster must
establish physical contact with the elemental
creature (i.e., he can not be wearing gloves) and
maintain this contact for at least 1 round. For
each round that he maintains contact, he heals 1
HP per his level. For example, Baltasar, a 9th
level Cleric of Air, summons a Lesser Air
Elemental and sends it into battle. Although the
first wave of opponents are defeated, the
elemental has taken damage. Since the enemy's
reinforcements are several rounds behind, he
casts heal elemental and may restore 9 HPs to the
elemental per round until battle is resumed or
until all HPs are restored (i.e., it can not have
more HPs than it did when initially conjured).
While it is possible to cast the reverse of this
spell, harm elemental, the caster must still touch
the target and maintain contact for at least 1
round. Needless to say, the elemental will
experience this treatment as an attack and
attempt to fight back; however, if the Cleric can
keep his hold, the elemental suffers 1 HP per
caster's level each round. Use the wrestling rules
in the PHB to determine what type of hold the
caster achieves and if he can maintain it after the
initial round; in addition, wrestling moves
normally inflict no damage on such creatures (do
to their immunity to non-magical attack forms)
above the damage from this spell. Since the cleric
can only affect creatures from his plane of
worship, he must be very careful with the use of
this spell lest his powers be revoked.
Note: this spell does not convey resistance to the
elemental's element; thus, using this spell on a
creature from the elemental plane of fire or the
paraelemental plane of magma -- in the absence
of some protective magic -- is a hazardous
proposition.
See also:
Sand Storm (Evocation) He is unable to support anything solid (weapons,
equipment, items fall to the ground) and no
Sphere: Elemental (Earth) spellcasting is allowed. If the recipient enters any
Level: 4 other large liquid in this form he is almost
Range: 10 yards/level indistinguishable (spotted only by a successful
Components: V, S, M WIS check), but he still must breathe normally.
Duration: Special Upon returning to his original form, he must pass
Casting Time: 4 a system shock or fall into a coma for 1d4 turns.
Area of Effect: 60 foot diameter circle
Saving Throw: None Strengthen Bone (Alteration, Necromancy)
Author: David Gehring
<[email protected]> Sphere: Cosmos
Level: 4
This spell can have one of two effects. First, it Range: Touch
can be used as a pounding shower of sand, which Components: V, S, M
rains down for one round in a 60 foot diameter Casting Time: 3 rounds
circle inflicting 1d12 points of buffeting damage Duration: Permanent
plus 1d12 points of choking damage to all Area of Effect: 3' cube plus 1' cube/level (not to
creatures within the area of effect. Note that exceed one object)
certain creatures would be immune to certain Saving Throw: None
effects (e.g., golems) -- it is up to the DM's Author: Bill Hincks
discretion. Also, undead would be unaffected by <[email protected]>
the choking damage because they do not need to
breathe. This spell allows a bone construct to be
The second use of the spell is as a blinding rain of strengthened and made denser. The strength of
sand in a 60 foot diameter circle, which lasts for the bone is doubled by the casting of this spell.
one round per level of the caster. The storm The spell takes one round to cast, and 2 rounds of
slows movement to 50% and reduces visibility to chanting while the material component is
zero within the area of effect. The sheet does not absorbed into the target of the spell. The material
move with the caster and dissipates if the caster component is a piece of bone that is a near perfect
is interrupted. The storm can also extinguish match to the object of the spell. The component
open flames such as torches, candles, camp fires, is then placed against the object and absorbed
etc. into it. The new object will be twice as dense and
The material component for the spell is a handful twice as strong, with regards to weapons, they
of fine sand. receive no penalties to hit and damage, and they
will not break on a max damage strike. There is a
2% chance per level of the caster that the
Slippery like Water (Alteration) STRENGTHENED bone will act as steel.
Sphere: Water
Level: 4 Weaken Elemental (Alteration,
Range: Touch Conjuration/Summoning)
Components: V,S Strengthen Elemental (Alteration,
Duration: 1 round/level Conjuration/Summoning)
Casting time: 8 Reversible
Area of effect: Creature touched
Saving throw: None Sphere: Elemental (Any), Paraelemental (Any)
Author: Angelos_Bartzis Level: 4
([email protected]) Range: 10 yards/level
Components: V, S, M
The recipient of the spell and a maximum of 25 Duration: Special
pounds of his equipment turn into a liquid form, Casting Time: 5
which is still recognizable. The recipient becomes Area of Effect: Special
very slippery (no wrestling, overbearing etc. Saving Throw: Special
attacks allowed), he gains an effective AC0 (not Author: John M. Martz
cumulative with anything else) and a MV of 24.
This spell strengthens any and all elementals and Paraelemental, Lesser
paraelementals conjured by the caster; it affects Paraelemental, Standard
Lesser, Standard, & Greater Elementals. This
spell may be cast in 1 of 2 ways; its reverse may
be cast in only 1 way. Only 1 type of elemental
(e.g., earth) or paraelemental (e.g., silt) may be
affected per casting of this spell.
If cast immediately before conjuring elemental(s),
all 1s rolled in calculating their hit points are
rerolled until another number results. For
example, the priest casts strengthen elemental
and follows it with conjure lesser elemental.
After determining that two 4 HD elementals will
appear, the DM rolls 6, 5, 2, and 2; then 7, 4, 1,
and 3. He rolls again and obtains a 5. The
resulting elementals have 15 (6+5+2+2) and 19
(7+4+5+3) HPs, respectively. In addition the
elementals attack with a +1 to hit and damage
until their service is fulfilled (i.e., they are
destroyed, dismissed, or the conjure spell
expires). The priest must begin the conjuring
spell the round immediately after casting this
spell. Should he fail to initiate the conjuring
during the following round, or should he fail to
complete the conjuring (e.g., he takes damage)
this spell is wasted.
The second method of casting is to cast this spell
on elementals that have already been conjured. If
cast in this manner, strengthen elemental only
confers a +1 to hit and damage on the target
elemental. For this version of the spell, the caster
may choose up to 1 elemental per 3 experience
levels; all elementals must be of the same type
and be within 20 yards of each other. This
version of the spell lasts for 1 turn + 1
round/level and has no effect on elementals
currently under the effects of the first version of
this spell.
The reverse, weaken elemental, imposes a -1 to
hit and damage on target elementals. As above,
the caster may choose up to 1 elemental per 3
experience levels; all elementals must be of the
same type and be within 20 yards of each other.
This version of the spell lasts for 1 turn + 1
round/level. Elementals are permitted a saving
throw to avoid these weakening effects.
The material component for this spell is a small
bit of the elemental's element (e.g., caster's breath
when strengthening air elementals). The material
component for the reverse is a small bit of the
element opposed to the target elemental's native
plane (e.g., water for a fire elemental, rain for a
magma paraelemental, etc.).
See also:
Level 5 caster holds a stone in each hand and claps
them together while casting the spell.
Brittle Stone (Alteration)
Sphere: Elemental (Earth)

Level: 5
Range: 5 yards/level
Components: V, S, M
Duration: Permanent
Casting Time: 7
Area of Effect: 2 cubic foot/level
Saving Throw: special
With this spell, the caster causes any type of

stone (e.g., sandstone, granite, etc.) to become
extremely brittle and easily broken; so much
so, that the stone may be crumbled by hand
like pottery. When cast against normal stone,
no saving throw is allowed, and the caster
affects up to 2 cubic foot of stone for every
level of experience. The priest may shape the
spell to any dimensions, as long as no
dimension is less than 1 foot and the area does
not exceed the allowable amount. For
example, at 8th level Krystan can affect up to
16 cubic feet of stone; she might create a
shallow hole in a door 4 x 4 x 1, or create a
narrow tunnel 1 x 1 x 16. Stone doors and
walls thinner than the area of effect may easily
be kicked through -- treat as thin wood for
structural saving throws. When used to
tunnel through underground rock, the DM
must determine the likelihood of cave-in.
When this spell is cast against inanimate stone
that was magically created, such as that
created by a wall of stone spell, treat as if a
dispel magic spell was cast on the stone. If the
dispelling fails, the stone remains intact. If the
dispelling succeeds, the brittle stone spell
functions normally (note: this spell does not
dispel the stone, simply make it brittle).
If cast against a creature made entirely of
stone, such as a stone or obsidian golem (but
not rock golems, which are immune to
transmutation spells), the creature is allowed a
saving throw versus spell in addition to any
innate magic resistance. If it fails both, it
suffers a +4 penalty to its Armor Class for the
number of rounds equal to the caster's level.
If cast in this manner, brittle stone can only
affect 1 creature, regardless of the spell's area
of affect or the creature's size.
The material components are two fist-sized
stones from the bed of a stream or river. The
Drown (Conjuring/Summoning) the proportion of one element relative to the
other three. For example, a Cleric of Fire
Sphere: Elemental (Water) increases the amount of elemental fire in the
Level: 5 target's body. Increasing the amount of
Range: 10 yards/level elemental material has two effects.
Components: V, S, M First, the imbalance directly affects the target's
Duration: 1 round/level abilities (i.e., stats), strengthening some and
Casting Time: 5 weakening others. Specifically, four stats are
Area of Effect: 1 creature always affected:
Saving Throw: Neg.
With this spell, the caster causes the target's Air

lungs to fill with water. The water hampers
breathing, and the victim will begin to DEX WIS
suffocate after 1/3 his Constitution score in
rounds (round up). Thereafter, a successful Fire Water
Constitution check each round with a
cumulative -2 penalty will postpone damage STR CON
for an additional round. After the first failed
check, the victim suffers 1d6 damage each Earth
round until dead. For example, Talmac has a
Constitution of 17; he will begin to suffocate The caster improves each of the target's stats
after 6 rounds. On the 7th round, his player associated with his element by 1 point per 3
rolls a 3 -- no problem, Talmac suffers no levels of the caster (to a max of +6), and he
damage this round. But on the 8th round, the weakens those stats associated with the
player rolls a 14 (he failed by one, since 17 - 4 opposing element by 1 point per 3 levels.
= 13), and Talmac takes 1d6 damage that However, no ability can be reduced to 0 or
round and each subsequent round for the increased beyond 24.
remaining duration of the spell. For example, Samantha, an 11th level Cleric of
A successful dispel magic cast on the victim the Earth, casts elemental imbalance on
immediately clears his lungs of water. A Halminok who's original stats are STR 17;
water breathing spell cast on the victim will DEX 15; CON 15; INT 10; WIS 10; and CHR
allow him to ignore the presence of the fluid 11. Both Halminok's STR and CON are
in his lungs for its duration. The material increased by 3 points; his DEX and WIS are
component of this spell is a fist-sized piece of decreased by 3 points each. Thus, his stats for
pulp from a saguaro cactus. the duration of the spell are STR 20; DEX 12;
CON 18; INT 10; WIS 7; and CHR 11. He
enjoys all benefits (e.g., greater damage bonus
Elemental Imbalance (Alteration) and HPs) and suffers all penalties (e.g., loss of
DEX defensive adjustment and -1 magical
Sphere: Elemental (Any) defense adjustment) associated with his new
Level: 5 stats. When the spell ends, his stats
Range: Touch immediately return to normal, and thus his
Components: V, S, M abilities return to normal (HPs gained as a
Duration: 2 rounds/level result of increased CON are lost only if they
Casting Time: 5 exceed his normal limit).
Area of Effect: 1 creature The second effect of this spell is to provide
Saving Throw: Special modest protection against the element which
Author: John M. Martz has been increased. The target receives a +1 to
Armor Class versus elementals from the
The bodies of most creatures are composed of protected plane and all saves against
a mixture of all four elements (i.e., air, water, elemental-based attacks from this element.
fire, and earth). With this spell, the caster However, the target suffers a -1 to Armor
creates a slight imbalance in the natural Class versus elementals from the opposite
physical makeup of the target by increasing plane and all saves against attacks from the
opposing element. Thus, Halminok would symbol and a small amount of the element to
save with a +1 against a flesh to stone spell, be increased.
but he would suffer a -1 penalty to his Armor
Class in a battle against an air elemental.
These bonuses are cumulative with non-
magical bonuses (e.g., DEX reaction
adjustment) and with other magical
protections (e.g., magical armor).
This spell is traumatic for the target. At the
end of the spell, he must make a system shock
roll (using his normal CON). If he succeeds,
nothing happens. If he fails, he instantly
looses 4 HPs per 3 levels of the caster (to a
max of 24 HPs) -- that is 1 HP for each 3 levels
of the caster for each ability modified. This
loss is permanent and cannot be cured via
natural means, nor do any of the usual
curative magics (e.g., cure serious wounds,
heal, regenerate, etc.) work. The damage can
not be removed via remove curse or dispel
magic. There are only two known means of
restoring HPs lost in this manner: elemental
bonding I or II and wish. For the former to
have the desired affect, the target must have
been cured of all other wounds first (if not,
elemental bonding will function normally,
curing the existing wounds within three HPs
of the post-drain level). In this case, the target
is treated as if all damage was suffered from
an elemental, and elemental bonding will
restore drained HPs as per that spell.
An elemental cleric can only increase the
amount of elemental material from his plane
of worship. A druid may only increase the
elements associated with his guarded lands.
For example, a druid who has access to the
elemental spheres of fire and earth may
increase the amount of either element. A
templar may cast this spell in any form. The
subject may be under only one elemental
imbalance spell at a time; if he is the target of
a second casting of this spell while the first is
still in effect, both spells are instantly negated.
If cast on an unwilling subject, the priest must
succeed in touching the victim (i.e., make a
successful attack roll). The victim is allowed a
saving throw only if he is currently under the
influence of an elemental imbalance spell or if
he is currently protected against the element
(e.g., wearing a Ring of Fire Resistance). In
either case, the target is considered to be the
target of an elemental attack and all normal
rules apply (e.g., bonuses to saving throws).
This spell has no effect on beings native to the
inner planes. Nor does it affect undead. The
material components are the caster's holy
Greater Elemental Wall (Alteration, elemental wall of silt.
Evocation)
The material component is a bit of the
Sphere: Elemental (any), Paraelemental element (air, water, fire, earth) of which the wall
(any) is composed.
Level: 5
Range: 10 yards/level See also:
Components: V, S, M Minor Elemental Wall
Casting Time: 5 Lesser Elemental Wall
Duration: 1 turn + 1 round/level Elemental Wall
Area of Effect: Special Superior Elemental Wall
Saving Throw: None
Flesh to Salt (Alteration)
This spell allows the caster to create a Salt to Flesh (Alteration)
stationary wall composed of material from his Reversible
elemental plane of worship (Templars may
cast this spell in any form). As with the other Sphere: Elemental (Earth, Water)
elemental wall spells, greater elemental wall Level: 5
covers a 20-foot-square area per level (the Range: 10 yards/level
thickness varies depending on the element); Components: V, S, M
this area may be arranged in any manner to Duration: Permanent
form a rectangular wall, as long as neither Casting Time: 5
dimension falls below 5 feet. While this set of Area of Effect: 1 creature
spells share common characteristics, such as Saving Throw: Special
duration and area of effect, the wall's specific Author: John M. Martz
properties differ based on its composition.
Element Properties The salt to flesh spell turns any salt into flesh. If
Air Creates a wall of poisonous gas that is 20 foot thick. Damage
the salt as per cloudkill
was originally living, this(p. 166,
spell restores
PHB). life and possessions provided a successful system
Water Creates a wall of boiling water that is six inchesshock
thick.roll.
AnyThus,creature
any passing
creaturethough a
transformed into
greater water wall suffers 3d8 points of damagesalt plus 1 point per level of caster.
can be restored to flesh regardless of size.
While it is possible to fire missiles through the wall,
Whenthese attacks
cast upon are at a salt,
ordinary -4 tothehit caster
and can
damage. Water created by this spell disappearsaffect afterathe duration expires.
volume of 10 cubic feet per level. In this
Fire Creates a wall of flames that is only inches thickcase,andthe
causes
fleshdamage
is inert asand the wall of
lifeless.
fire spell presented in the PHB (p. 225). The reverse, flesh to salt, turns flesh of any sort
Earth Creates a wall of iron that is 1/4 inch thick per into
levelsalt.
of caster. Treat as per
All possessions arewall of
converted to salt
iron spell (p. 172, PHB). Note: The duration ofalso. a wallThe of iron
victim is not permanent
is allowed on throw vs.
a saving
Athas (p. 93. DSRB). polymorph to resist the effects of this spell. If the
Rain As an elemental wall of rain, but any character target
passing is through
currentlythe wall is from dehydration, he
suffering
automatically struck by 1d4 bolts of lighting. Each suffers a -1 penalty to hisof
bolt does 2d6 points damage,
saving throw roll for
and the character must make a separate save for each. Each round the character
each day of dehydration (to a max of -4). Failure
remains within the wall, he is subject to 1d4 bolt attacks.
means that the victim is immediately turned into
Sun As an elemental wall of sun, but creatures passing through
a statue this As
of salt. wall areflesh to stone, any statue
with
automatically blinded for 24 hours -- no save iscreated
allowed. byFurthermore, characters
this spell is subject to breakage or
must save versus petrification. A failed save means the character's
weathering; howeverclothing,
since salthair,is more fragile
and skin catch fire, and he suffers 1d6 points ofthandamage per round until he
stone, the resulting statue is morecan
extinguish the flames. susceptible to these threats.
Magma Creates a 1 foot thick wall of molten rock. AnySalt character
statuescoming within 3susceptible
are especially feet of the to liquids
wall suffers 1d6 points heat damage. A character going through the wall
and blowing sand. Any statue exposed suffers 3d8 to at least
points of damage the first round, 2d8 points theone second
gallon round, 1d8 or
of liquid points the third
prolonged exposure to
round and every round thereafter until the magma is removed
blowing sand in or the number
excess of 20 milesof per hour
rounds equal the caster's level have elapsed. Submersion
suffers damage in a body
per theof water
followingwilltable,
cool and the
the magma in 2 rounds. victim, once restored to flesh, appears as if
Silt Creates a wall of silt that is 10 feet thick per level of caster.
mutilated byOther effects
acid. The DMare as an
rolls 1d4 and modifies
the roll depending upon the type of damage. For the wagon might be lit by diffused light, the
water damage, the DM modifies the roll by caster could only see where the rays of the sun
adding 1 for every gallon of liquid. For wind hit; he can not see anything that does not lay
damage, the DM adds 1 for every 20 miles of within that 5 square feet of direct sunlight.
wind speed multiplied by the number of hours In all respects, the reflective surface behaves as a
exposed. For example, a salt stature is exposed crystal ball, except the following. This spell can
to a sand storm with 40 mph winds for 3 hours. not be used when the caster is not in sunlight,
The DM rolls 3 on a d4, modifies the roll by +6 (2 and the chance of locating the subject is 0% when
x 3), and consults the following table for the the subject is not exposed to the same sun that
effects under 9. The victim, if returned to flesh, the caster is using (such as on another prime
permanently looses 5 points of Charisma and 9 material plane). Viewing period and frequency
HPs. As can be seen, the effects are cumulative. limits apply across all surfaces the caster uses.
Modified Thus, given a 75% chance of finding the subject,
Roll Effects the caster would have a 30 minute viewing
1-4 Restored individual is horribly scarred, Charismaperiod twice by
reduced per5day.
pointsIf he used abemirror for two
(cannot
viewing periods and switched
reduced below 1). This damage can only be healed by regenerate, wish, or similar to polished steel
magic. for a third, he would risk insanity for exceeding
5-9 his allotted frequency as detailed
Restored individual permanently looses Hit Points equal to the modified roll (cannot in the DMG.
A priest in good standing
be reduced below 1 Hit Point). This damage can only be healed by regenerate, wish, with the powers of the
or similar magic. elemental plane of sun will suffer no ill effects
10-14 from
At least one of the victim's limbs is unusable; the DM this spell, and
randomly it will work
determines normally. One
which,
wholeg;
using 1d20 (1-4=left arm; 5- 8=right arm; 9-12=left is not on good standing
13-16=right will suffer retinal
leg; 17-18=two
limbs; 19=three limbs; 20=all limbs). This damagedamagecan automatically
only be healed(no by save allowed),
regenerate,
wish, or similar magic. becoming blind, and the spell will fail. Since this
>15 Restored individual is dead. He can be brought back to life with resurrection, wish,a cure
latter effect burns the victims retina,
or similar magic. Note: raise dead will not work blindness
since thespell will
body notnot
will restore his sight; rather,
be whole.
stronger magic must be used, such as a
The material component is a small statue carved restoration or wish spell.
from salt. The material components of this spell are the
priest's holy symbol and any highly reflective
surface (mirror, polished metal, clear water);
Solar Sight (Divination) neither are consumed.
Sphere: Paraelemental (Sun) Level 6

Level: 5
Range: Touch Bass's Elemental Domination
Components: V, S, M (Enchantment/charm)
Duration: Special
Casting Time: 1 hour Sphere: Elemental (any), Paraelemental (any)
Area of Effect: Special Level: 6
Saving Throw: None Range: 80 yards
Author: John M. Martz Components: V, S, M
Duration: Special
This spell causes a reflective surface to serve as a Casting Time: 1 round
scrying device for up to one hour as long as the Area of Effect: 1 Conjured Elemental
sun is above the horizon -- the caster must look at Saving Throw: Special
the sun in this reflective surface for the duration Author: Riccardo Facchetti
of the spell. The caster can only see things <[email protected]>
directly exposed to the rays of the sun. For
example, if the caster is scrying a caravan This spell enables the caster to assume the control
crossing the sandy wastes, he could see the riders of an elemental creature conjured by another
and wagons but not inside covered wagons. Now spellcaster or magic device. Magic devices are
suppose the driver of the first wagon throws its considered as spellcasters of 12th level. The
tarp back, directly exposing 5 square feet of the domination has success with a base likelihood of
cargo to the sun. Even though the entire inside of
11 on 1d20 (50%, you must make an 11 or better) Note: This spell can be casted only on elementals
modified with the following: that are conjured, and works only for elementals
that are already controlled by another spellcaster.
If the caster is of higher level with respect of
the conjurer you must subtract the difference See also:
of level from the base throw. (You have a Paraelemental, Lesser
better chance of success.) Paraelemental, Standard
If the caster is of lower level with respect of
the conjurer you must add the difference of
level from the base throw. (You have a worse
chance of success.)
If the caster is an elementalist s/he has an
additional modifier:
-2 if the elemental is of the same school of
the caster
+2 if the elemental is of the opposite
school of the caster
+0 in any other case.
At the DM's option, you can modify the
throw with something we may call the
willpower: WIS bonus for clerics, INT bonus
for mages, the better of the two for
cleric/mages. Subtract (or add) the
difference of willpower of the two
spellcasters (of course pay attention to the
sign of the number).
If the spell fails, the elemental attacks the

spellcaster who casted the domination for at least
4 rounds of fury without control, then the
conjurer can restart to control the elemental (i.e.
he can choose to let the elemental finish the work
or command it to a different target).
The duration of the spell is 1 turn/level but it
cannot be in any case higher of the remaining
time of the conjuration spell (see PHB p. 227, p.
232). The material component is the caster's holy
symbol.
DARK SUN setting:
In DS setting this spell will work differently with

respect to how powerful is the elemental to be
dominated:
If you try to dominate a LESSER elemental
the duration of the spell is increased by 3
turns (Duration: 3 turns + 1 turn/level).
If you try to dominate a NORMAL elemental
the spell works as described above.
If you try to dominate a GREATER elemental
the spell works only on an elemental of your
school, without any same-school bonus and
the duration of the spell is 1/4 of the normal
(Duration: 1 turn/4 levels).
Entomb (Evocation) Superior Elemental Wall (Alteration,
Evocation)
Sphere: Elemental (Earth)
Level: 6 Sphere: Elemental (any), Paraelemental
Range: 10 yards/level (any)
Components: V, S, M Level: 6
Duration: 1 turn + 1 round/level Range: 10 yards/level
Casting Time: 6 Components: V, S, M
Area of Effect: 1 creature size L or smaller Casting Time: 6
Saving Throw: Neg. Duration: 1 turn + 1 round/level
Author: John M. Martz Area of Effect: Special
Saving Throw: None
This spell is an improved version of encase. Author: John M. Martz
When cast, entomb completely surrounds the
target in granite. The tomb hinders breathing, This spell allows the caster to create a
blocks vision, and prevents all movement, stationary wall composed of material from his
including somatic and verbal spell elemental plane of worship (Templars may
components, for the duration of the spell. cast this spell in any form). As with the other
If the target saves versus spell, he completely elemental wall spells, superior elemental wall
avoids the affects of entomb, as a hollow stone covers a 20-foot-square area per level (the
statue roughly his shape appears next to him, thickness varies depending on the element);
collapses in on itself, and disappears. If the this area may be arranged in any manner to
target fails his save, he is immediately form a rectangular wall, as long as neither
entombed. The victim will begin to suffocate dimension falls below 5 feet. While this set of
after 1/3 his Constitution score in rounds spells share common characteristics, such as
(round up). Thereafter, a successful duration and area of effect, the wall's specific
Constitution check each round with a properties differ based on its composition.
cumulative -2 penalty will postpone damage
for an additional round. After the first failed
check, the victim suffers 1d6 damage each
round until dead.
A victim may attempt to break free of his
tomb. Breaking free requires the entire round
and a successful Bend Bars/Lift Gates roll
with a -1% penalty per level of caster. In
addition, suffocation weakens the victim such
that he looses 1 point of Strength each round
he suffers suffocation damage (his Strength
cannot fall below 1, however), which will
lower his Bend Bars/Lift Gates percentage.
The granite tomb will crumble after suffering
25 points of damage plus 2 points per level of
caster. For damage purposes, treat the tomb
as having an Armor Class of 0. Any attack
that damages the casing has a 25% probability
of wounding the victim within; divide the
damage equally between the tomb and the
victim. In addition, the victim automatically
incurs all damage above the amount required
to destroy the tomb.
A successful dispel magic will immediately
remove the tomb.
The material component for this spell is a fist-
size piece of granite.
Element Properties
Air Creates a wall of poisonous gas that is 20 foot thick. Treat as per cloudkill (p. 166,
PHB), except the vapors from a superior air wall are so toxic as to slay creatures with
less than 5 + 1 Hit Dice, cause creatures with 5 + 1 to 6 + 1 Hit Dice to roll saving
throws vs. poison with -4 penalties or be slain, and creatures up to 7 Hit Dice
(inclusive) to roll unmodified saving throws vs. Poison or be slain. Those saving
versus poison and those above 7 Hit Dice must leave the cloud immediately or suffer
2d6 points of poison damage each round while in the area of effect (no save
allowed).
Water Creates a wall of steam that is six inches thick. Any creature passing though a
superior water wall suffers 6d8 points of damage plus 2 points per level of the caster.
In addition, a saving throw versus spells is required; failure indicates that the
creature is blinded for 1d4+1 rounds after leaving the wall. Attacks made through the
wall are made with a -2 penalty.
Fire Creates a wall of flames that is only inches thick. Treat as per wall of fire spell (p. 225,
PHB), except creatures within 10 feet of the side that radiates heat suffer 4d4 points
of damage, and those within 20 feet suffer 2d4 points of damage. A superior fire wall
inflicts 8d4 points of damage plus 2 points per level of the caster to any creature
passing through it.
Earth Creates a wall of stone that is 1 inch thick per level of caster. Unlike the other
versions of this spell, a superior earth wall is permanent unless destroyed. Treat as
per wall of stone spell (p. 173, PHB).
Rain Creates a vertical sheet of lightning. Anybody approaching within 3 feet of the wall
is subject to 1d4 lightning bolt attacks using the caster's THAC0. Each successful
attack causes 2d6 points of damage, and the character must make a separate save for
each. Coming into direct contact with the wall (as in passing through it) causes an
automatic 6d6 points of damage (save for half); furthermore, the character must
make a successful system shock roll or die.
Sun As an elemental wall of sun, but creatures passing through this wall are
automatically blinded -- no save is allowed. Furthermore, characters must save
versus petrification. A failed save means the character's clothing, hair, and skin catch
fire, and he suffers 1d6 points of damage per round until he can extinguish the
flames.
Magma Creates a 2 foot thick wall of molten rock. Any character coming within 3 feet of the
wall suffers 2d6 points heat damage. A character going through the wall suffers 4d8
points of damage the first round, 2d8 points the second round, 1d8 points the third
round and every round thereafter until the magma is removed or the number of
rounds equal the caster's level have elapsed. Submersion in a body of water will cool
the magma in 2 rounds.
Silt Creates a wall of silt that is 20 feet thick per level of caster. Other effects are as an
elemental wall of silt. Note, because this wall is so thick, it is possible to get lost in it.
The DM should pay strict attention to the rules on holding one's breath (p. 122, PHB).
The material component is a bit of the element (air, water, fire, earth) of which the wall is composed.
See also:
Minor Elemental Wall
Lesser Elemental Wall
Elemental Wall
Greater Elemental Wall
Flesh to Wax (Alteration) much more fragile than stone, the resulting statue
Wax to Flesh (Alteration) is more susceptible to these threats.
Reversible Wax statues are especially susceptible to fire and
heat damage. Any wax figure left exposed to fire
Sphere: Cosmos (or acid) or heat (e.g., the desert sun) in excess of
Level: 6 100 degrees suffers damage per the following
Range: 10 yards/level table, and the victim, once restored to flesh,
Components: V, S, M appears as if mutilated by acid. Remember, that
Duration: Permanent the surface temperature in the desert is hotter
Casting Time: 6 than the air temperature -- when it is 100 degrees
Area of Effect: 1 creature 7' off the ground, it can be 170 degrees on the
Saving Throw: Special surface.
Author: John M. Martz The DM rolls 1d4 and modifies the roll
depending upon the type of damage. For normal
The wax to flesh spell turns any wax into flesh. If fires (e.g., campfire), the DM modifies the roll by
the wax was originally living, this spell restores adding 1 for every round of exposure. For
life and possessions provided a successful system magical fires (e.g., fireballs), the DM modifies the
shock roll. Thus, any creature transformed into roll by the amount of damage inflicted. For heat
wax can be restored to flesh regardless of size. damage, the DM modifies the roll by 1 and adds
When cast upon ordinary wax, the caster can 1 for every 10 degrees above 100 multiplied by
affect a volume of 10 cubic feet per level. In this the number of hours exposed. For example, a
case, the flesh is inert and lifeless. wax stature is exposed to a the desert sun all day,
The reverse, flesh to wax, turns flesh of any sort during which the temperature exceeds 100
into wax. All possessions are converted to wax degrees for 2 hours (+2), 110 degrees for 2 hours
also. The victim is allowed a saving throw vs. (+4), and 120 degrees for 1 hour (+3). The DM
polymorph to resist the effects of this spell. rolls 3 on a d4, modifies the roll by +9, and
Failure means that the victim is immediately consults the following table for the effects under
turned into a statue of wax. As with flesh to 9. The victim, if returned to flesh, permanently
stone, any statue created by this spell is subject to looses 5 points of Charisma and 9 HPs. As can be
breakage or weathering; however since wax is seen, the effects are cumulative.
Modified
Roll Effects
1-4 Restored individual is horribly scarred, Charisma reduced by 5 points (cannot be
reduced below 1). This damage can only be healed by regenerate, wish, or similar
magic.
5-9 Restored individual permanently looses Hit Points equal to the modified roll (cannot
be reduced below 1 Hit Point). This damage can only be healed by regenerate, wish,
or similar magic.
10-14 At least one of the victim's limbs is unusable; the DM randomly determines which,
using 1d20 (1-4=left arm; 5- 8=right arm; 9-12=left leg; 13-16=right leg; 17-18=two
limbs; 19=three limbs; 20=all limbs). This damage can only be healed by regenerate,
wish, or similar magic.
>15 Restored individual is dead. He can be brought back to life with resurrection, wish,
or similar magic. Note: raise dead will not work since the body will not be whole.
The material component is a small wax statue.

Level 7 that round; his condition does not worsen. Each
round thereafter, he must make a system shock
Water Intoxication (Conjuring/Summoning) check with a cumulative -10% modifier. On a
failed check, proceed to stage 4.
Sphere: Elemental (Water) Stage 4: The victim falls into a coma for 1d100
Level: 7 days. On the last day (even if the victim is
Range: Touch brought out of the coma by magical means), he
Components: V, S, M must save versus death. A failed check means
Duration: 1 round/level the victim dies. A passed check means the victim
Casting Time: 7 survives but suffers brain damage (roll 2d4 for
Area of Effect: 1 creature INT and WIS to determine new ability scores --
Saving Throw: Special new scores MUST be less than previous scores,
Author: John M. Martz reroll if necessary).
If for any reason, the victim does not progress to
Upon casting this spell and successfully touching the 4th stage of water intoxication -- for example,
the victim, the caster causes the victim's cells to the duration of the spell expires or a successful
become microscopic gates to the elemental plane dispel magic is cast on the victim -- he will suffer
of water. As a result, every cell in the victim's the effects in the reverse order (i.e., stage 3, stage
body swells with water. The deleterious effects 2, stage 1) for a length of time equal to the
result from increased pressure on the brain. Not number of rounds he was affected by the spell.
only does the severity of this condition increase For example, after an initial round of migraine
over time, but the effects are cumulative, such pain (stage 1), Julatok suffers from confusion for
that those suffered during stage 2 are in addition 7 rounds (stage 2) and lapses into convulsions for
to those endured during stage 1, and so on. 4 rounds (stage 3) before his companion is able to
Stage 1: On the first round of the spell, the cast dispel magic on him successfully. He will
victim's facial and bodily features become then continue to convulse for 4 more rounds. The
distorted, he begins sweating profusely, and he convulsions will disappear, and he will suffer
suffers the effects of a migraine headache. In from confusion and a migraine for 7 rounds.
game terms, he suffers a -2 penalty to attack, Finally, the confusion dissipates, leaving a
damage, and saving throws. In addition, his migraine headache for 1 round. In total, Julatok
Armor Class and initiative are worsened by 2 suffered the effects of water intoxication for 24
points. This condition causes spells and psionic rounds.
powers to fail unless the victim makes a Water intoxication affects all creatures with well-
successful Constitution check; a separate check defined nervous systems (even water dwellers,
must be made for each spell or power used while such as fish). The material component is a drop
under the effects of this spell. of water from the elemental plane of water; water
Stage 2: During the second through fifth rounds, from any other source (e.g., the prime material
the victim suffers as if under the effects of a plane) will cause the spell to fail. The caster may
Confusion spell. On the sixth round, the victim use his ability to gate water in order to obtain this
must make a system shock roll. If he succeeds, he component, and he may store it for later use as
still suffers from confusion, but his condition long as it is not contaminated by water from any
does not worsen this round. Each round other source. This spell does not operate on the
thereafter, he must make a system shock check elemental plane of water nor will it work under
with a cumulative -10% modifier (i.e., -10% on water.
7th, -20% on 8th, -30% on 9th, etc.). On a failed
check, proceed to stage 3.
Stage 3: The victim falls to the ground as his
body is racked with convulsions; he is unable to
attack or defend himself, nor can he cast spells or
use psionic powers. On the round after he falls
into convulsions, the victim must again make a
system shock roll using his normal percentage
(start with original SS percentage; do not include
any penalties suffered above). A successful check
means that the victim continues to convulse for
Magic and Psionic Items
Magic Items
Behir's Tooth
This is a +1 bone dagger, ground from the tooth of a behir, and shares some of the electrical abilities of its
source. The dagger performs as a normal dagger with respect to chances to hit and damage, but it can also
randomly deliver an electric shock (2d4 damage normally, 4d4 for those in full metal armor). When the
player rolls to hit, the DM makes an additional secret roll to see if the dagger also released a shock. This
occurs on a roll of 20 by the player, a roll of 20 by the DM (or 16 or above if the opponent has a metal
weapon, 12 or above if he is wearing metal armor). The dagger can shock opponents 3 times per day. If
the player's to-hit roll misses but a discharge is released, the shock has a chance to hit the opponent same as
the player's previous roll +2 (+4 in metal armor). If that also misses, the discharge has a chance of hitting
anyone within 10 ft.
XP Value: ??
Bloodthirster
+1 obsidian long sword (1d8+1/1d12+1)
The sword was given to the group as a reward by a banshee dwarf, they helped him to finish his focus and
now he is guardian to a complex of subterranean ruins from wich Bloodthirster comes.
The sword inflicts normal damage (see above) plus 1d8 points +1 point per level of the wielder. The
wielder looses one hp during the 1st and 2nd rounds of combat and two hp during the following rounds
until all the opponents in melee with him are slain. Bloodthirster was probably made at the start of the
Cleansing Wars by a powerful defiler. Maybe it's linked to the negative energy plane.
XP Value: ??
Bow of Fire
Author: The Ghost <[email protected]>
(Inspired by the D&D cartoon series.) This weapon appears to be a finely crafted composite longbow made
of some unknown type of black metal. It is engraved in color with delicate flames and runes. The bow
itself is 99% magic resistant.
In combat, the bow performs as a +4 weapon, +5 vs. fire-vulnerable creatures. All missiles shot from the
device ignite as they leave the bow and cause 1d6 points of magical fire damage in addition to all normal
and magical damage. Any flammable items struck by these fiery arrows will ignite normally.
In addition to this, three times per day, any normal missile released from the bow will become a streaking
comet which explodes upon impact, creating a 5d10 fireblast, causing damage to all within 30' (if struck by
the arrow, then no save, otherwise save for 1/2). This power is activated by a command word, spoken as
an arrow is released.
All effective ranges for this weapon are at 150% of normal, and damage bonuses for strengths up to 20 may
apply. Only beings of 18(00) strength or greater may string the bow, and only specially enchanted, fire
resistant strings may be used. Normal strings will burst into flame during their first use -- ruining the shot
and causing 1d6 points of fire damage to the archer. Any failed saving throw vs. magical cold causes the
bowstring to become frozen and shatter.
Editors' note: The DM is encouraged to develop a background appropriate to the DS setting for this
artifact. TSR's BoA might prove a useful reference.
XP Value: ?? unique/artifact
Helm of Kiran the Cursed

Magical metal great helm
The helm adapts its size to that of the wearer, it has two long and thin metal horns.
Once belonged to Kiran, a fallen general of Hamanu, the helm gives great power to the wearer but his
charisma is lowered by 4 points due to the blistering heat wich burns the facial skin of the wearer and may
never be took off (a Remove Curse is needed), also the face of the wearer is burnt by magical fire. The more
the wearer uses the powers the more his alignment will tend toward evil.
Once a day per five levels of experience the wearer may use: Vampiric Touch (as per the spell), Cause Fear
(as per the spell) and whail like a banshee (the exact effects are unknown).
XP Value: ??
King's Eye
(Introduced in The Obsidian Oracle.) Originally created by the sorcerer-king Andropinis of Balic, a king's
eye is a solid, conical shaped glass that permits the user to see clearly even through the thickest of silt
storms. The viewer simply holds the broad end of the cone to his eye, so that the point is directed outward,
and looks through it. During the day, the king's eye allows the viewer to see according to the visibility
ranges listed under a clear sky in the PHB, regardless of actual conditions (such as a rolling Silt Sea); at
night, the visibility ranges are appropriate for the amount of light present in the absence of any adverse
conditions (e.g., twilight, two moons, etc.).
Five percent of these devices have the additional magical property of extending all visibility ranges by a
multiple of two or greater. To determine the power of the magnification, roll a d8. On a roll of 1 through 5,
visibility in increased by a multiple of two; on a roll of 6 or 7, visibility is increased by a multiple of three;
and on a roll of 8, visibility in increase by a multiple of four.
XP Value: 2,000
Potability Pearl
This pearl is a boon for the traveler of the wastes, or for anyone else who has reason to suspect his water
sources. When immersed in any liquid, the pearl immediately indicates the potability of the liquid. If the
liquid is drinkable, the pearl turns pure white, and turns jet black if it is not, although the pearl does not
indicate why the liquid is not drinkable. The pearl cannot do anything to change the nature of the liquid.
The pearl appears as a dull semi-translucent spherical stone suspended from a bone ring in a small net by a
six inch cord. It confers no benefits to its user/wearer, although it does have a +1 to saves versus the effects
of any potions or acids in may be placed in.
XP Value: 500
Silt Runner Sandles

These sandles appear to be common peasant footwear, but slightly broader than usual. When detected for
magic, they radiate a slight aura of Alteration magic. These sandles permit the wearer to move as a silt
runner; that is, the wear's movement becomes 48, and he can easily run across the desert sands and even
across silt for "short stretches" (since the DSMC is not more specific, I leave it up to the DM to define "short
stretches"). In all other respects, silt runner sandles behave as boots of speed (p. 162, DMG). Of course,
both sandles must be worn to gain these benefits.
XP Value: 3,000
Stilts of Walking
These stilts usually appear to be normal 10 foot long wooden stilts (allowing a six-foot-tall man to wade
into the silt up to 14' with 2' breathing room). However, when the user puts them on and speaks the
command word, they fuse onto his legs. The stilts actually become physical extensions of the user's limbs,
even conveying the sense of touch. This effect allows the user to walk on the stilts as if he was walking on
his own legs. He does not suffer the normal penalties associated with movement on stilts (such as a DEX
check every 100 yards; see VD&F, p. 14); however, he still suffers penalties for wading in silt (e.g., terrain
cost of 8, 1/3 normal movement in combat, stepping off a trail; etc.). The stilts remain fused to the user's
legs until he speaks the command word again or 24 hours pass. Then they revert to normal stilts and
cannot be reactivated for another 12 hours (they may still be used as normal stilts during this time,
however).
XP Value: 2,000
Wand of Wonder
Author: Undine <[email protected]>
The Wand of Wonder is back! Instead of the normal percentage thing, I have two tables of 1-20, which to
me makes it slightly easier for the DM to look things up when they are rolled, and the first, usual table
(meaning the one and usually only table rolled on) is somewhat more innocuous than the second, so you
could use one of the two or both (as I've tried to do in a good way), as it suits your style. Another thing, as
some of you might notice, some (a lot, as I recall in making this up a long time ago) of the above effects are
taken from the wild magic tables in the ToM, but that's only because they were cool (at least the ones I took
were).
Table 1
1 The Wand turns into a Stirring Rod of Healing (one use before resuming wand form)
2 The wielder is affected by Merciful Shadows for 1d6 turns
3 All external liquid (i.e.,--not blood/other bodily fluids still in the body) within 20 feet dries up
4 Grass covers everything within 15 feet
5 A small illusory flag pops out with the word "BANG!" written on it
6 Every creature within 15 feet has smoke rise from its ears for one round
7 The caster smells like a skunk for one turn
8 Colorful bubbles come out of the wielder's mouth instead of words for one turn
9 The wielder's face is blackened by a small explosion
10 The wielder's clothes turn bright neon-pink with purple polka-dots
11 Feathers fall in a 15 radius around wielder for one round
12 Music fills the air for one round
13 Butterflies stream forth from wand for one round
14 The caster leaves monster-shaped footprints instead of her own for one turn
15 The wielder speaks in a squeaky voice until the next game session
16 The target sprouts leaves and vines (prunable, of course :)
17 The wand summons an ugly painting, ball of yarn, or giant boot
18 The wand fires 3-6 cream puffs at the target, doing no damage
19 One magical/metal item within 15 feet becomes nonmagical/nonmetal
20 Roll on Table 2 (or DM's whim :)
Table 2
1 Every living thing within 15 feet must save vs. Death Magic or die
2 A fireball explodes, centered on the wielder (who can try to save like everyone else)
3 An evil spirit psionically attacks the wielder in his sleep
4 The wielder undergoes a sex change
5 The wielder is Diminished, shrinking by 70%
6 Everyone within 15 feet must save vs. spell or fall asleep
7 There is Darkness in a 20 foot radius
8 Both the target and wielder are covered in chocolate
9 Everything within 15 feet is covered in a colorless slime (Grease :)
10 The wielder is compelled to recite bad poetry for one minute
11 The wielder is shocked for 1d4 points of damage
12 The wand fizzles and does nothing
13 The target falls in love with the wielder
14 Roll again every round for one turn
15 The wielder gains Ironhide for one turn (or armor spell of choice)
16 The wielder is completely healed
17 1d6 magic missiles fire toward the target
18 A purple lightning bolt (3d6) shoots at the target
19 It rains within a 15 foot radius for one round
20 Target is turned to stone (or the wand disappears/is disintegrated)
XP Value: 6,000
Water of Rehydration
Usually found in a simple non-magical container such as a wine skin, this specially enchanted water allows
the imbiber to rehydrate quickly. Each draught restores 1d8 points of Constitution (it does not restore lost
HPs, however, these must be regained naturally or through magic; see DSRB). A character can take
multiple draughts during the same day and receive these benefits each time. A typical container contains
1d10+5 draughts. Water of rehydration cannot be contaminated in any way, such as mixing it with normal
water; if it is, all magical properties are permanently lost.
Ten percent of the time, characters will find a cursed version of this magical item -- water of dehydration --
which is indistinguishable form water of rehydration until consumed. Each draught of water of
dehydration causes the imbiber to loose 1d6 points of Constitution. The enchantment is such that the
character feels refreshed, and does not notice the Constitution drain. Even if friends notice the deleterious
affects and try to persuade the character, he will persist in the delusion that there is nothing amiss.
(Constitution points lost due to water of dehydration may be regained normally). Unlike water of
rehydration, the deleterious effects of water of dehydration are not lost if contaminated.
XP Value: 1,000
Whip of Climbing and Snagging

Author: The Ghost <[email protected]>
This appears to be simply a well-made, circularly braided, 15' whip made of fine leather. In combat, it can
be used to strike any opponent within 15', with adjustments to hit and damage according to its magical
bonus.
The power which gives the whip its name, however, and makes even the cursed version worth keeping, is
that, when a successful called shot is made, the whip will magically extend to reach creatures or objects up
to 100' away and wrap itself around them if they are less than 3' in diameter. It will then retract itself with
a force able to move up to 200 lbs. The effect of this will be either to bring the item towards the whip
wielder, or to drag the whip wielder to the item, depending upon whichever is more tightly
secured/heavier.
This can be extremely useful in climbing and in conjunction with the disarm or dismount maneuvers.
When used to dismount or disarm, the wielder gains a +2 bonus to his/her strength check. Note that the
whip never retracts to less than its 15' original length (which may leave a character dangling), and it
remains tightly wrapped around its target until one round is spent manually unwinding it.
XP Value: 1,500
Psionic Items
Animal Totem
PSPs: Varies
INT: 12 (Semi-empathy)
Ego: 3
Alignment: Varies
Discipline: Psychometabolism
Sciences: Animal Affinity (varies) ic 15 mc 7/rnd
There are many of these totems, and some have become centers of small cults, worshipped by those
unfamiliar with their origins. A totem is a stylized carving of a single animal, around six inches tall. The
carving is of the animal for which the totem has an affinity, such as a carving of a wyvern or an inix. The
intelligence in the totem is so attuned to the animal's nature, that for all game effects it is an animal spirit
(although a highly intelligent one). Totem personalities vary, corresponding to the animal carving.
Bracers of the Bishop

PSPs: 50 (receptacle of 18 PSP)

INT: 12 (semi-empathy)
Ego: 8
Alignment: Neutral Good
Discipline: Psychokinesis
Sciences: Kinetic Control (12) ic 15 mc 7/rnd; Telekinesis (13)
Devotions: Deflect (15) ic 4 mc NA
These bracers look similar to bracers of defense, but are not magical. Once activated, they provide Kinetic
Control to the user. They are activated by the command word "Bishop." The wearer is responsible for
dissipating all of the stored kinetic energy (or suffer damage) and more than a few careless users of the
bracers have died due to unspent energy. The command word to activate the deflect power is simply
"deflect." The bracers have the telekinesis science, but refuses to use it unless in a complete defensive
matter (and can't be done via deflect). The wearer would have to force such action via psionic combat with
the item, and would risk alienating the item.
Bracelets of Convergence
PSPs: 8
INT: 14 (common)
Ego: 2
Alignment: Lawful Evil
Discipline: Metapsionics
Devotion: Convergence (16) ic 8 mc 0
There are five bracelets -- Groucho, Harpo, Chico, Zippo, and Geppo. Each has an appropriate personality
matching its name. When not activated, they frequently joke with each other. For the moment, they are
content with their function as a mediator between psionic masters.
Bracelets of Expansion
PSPs: 16
INT: 13 (Empathy)
Ego: 4
Alignment: Neutral Good
Devotions: Expansion (13) ic 6 mc 1/rnd, Reduction (13) ic varies mc 1/rnd
These are two identical silver bracelets, with a large turquoise stones set in their middles. The stones are
the actual psionic items. Each has a distinct personality separate from the other, but are in constant rapport
with the other. They refuse to work if worn by different people. For some unknown reason, the powers
are only able to be used on the wearer's arms and hands. This makes them a boon for thieves, who could
suddenly pick pockets from across tables, shrink their arms to fit through keyholes, etc. The two stones,
nicknamed Podo and Todo, are pranksters, and are constantly joking amongst themselves. They love
pulling pranks on people (they consider thieving a prank), especially their owners if they have been ignored
or neglected for a time. Imagine the humor of someone trying to work out a deal in a tavern, when they
notice that their fingers are twice as long as they should be!
XP Value: 1000
Delaron's Sticky Gloves

PSPs: 16
INT: 12 (semi-empathy)
Ego: 4
Alignment: Lawful Good
Devotions: Graft Weapon (11) ic 10 mc 1/rnd, Flesh Armor (13) ic 8 mc 4/rnd
Created by a famed psionicist for an illustrious, yet clumsy, paladin, who complained he fumbled and
dropped his sword far too often. These gloves made Delaron happy, but he was somewhat dismayed that
the gloves refused to work in conjunction with gauntlets of any other sort. The gloves are made of heavy
leather, intricately embroidered and adorned with silver studs. Only those of noble rank could wear these
gloves and not attract attention.
The gloves add no benefit to the wearer's armor class, they just prevent him from being disarmed or
dropping his weapon. These gloves will refuse to work with any items that are not lawful good, especially
weapons and rings, unless the cause they are working for is strictly lawful good. It also will be reluctant to
work with non-lawful good owners.
Diamond of Domination -- "Al-Rikon"

PSPs: 140
INT: 15 (speech, 2 languages)
Ego: 35 (!)
Discipline: Telepathy
Sciences: Switch Personality (12), Domination (13), Mindlink (12)
Devotions: Attraction (13), Contact (19), False Sensory Input (12), Inflict Pain (12), Invincible Foes (14),
Invisibility (10), Mysterious Traveler (16), Post Hypnotic Suggestion (12), Sight Link (13), Sound Link (14)
Harbingers: Ego Whip (16) (Slave, Dragon)
Constructs: Mind Blank (11) (Void) Mind Bar (13) (Acceptance, Denial)
This item is especially nasty, and is the crowning achievement for El Banur Shun for his master, Maliki (two
major NPCs in my campaign). This item has the sole express purpose of infiltrating enemies' ranks. It
willingly allows itself to be captured as the spoils of combat and will not begin its machinations for a few
days, unless it is in danger of being sold, damaged, etc. It will take psionic measures to stay with its
intended victim(s). It works best against non-psionicists, as it lacks a wide array of attack modes and
defenses.
The Diamond is very cunning and devious. It will first observe (via sight and sound links) its victims to
determine the best plan to defeat his victims, depending on his mission, whether it be their domination or
influence, their destruction, or their deliverance to a third party. It does not hesitate to eliminate non-
essential party members (or other NPCs) if it can do so safely without divulging its presence. Often it has
worked to slowly overthrow a government by driving a king mad, so that a controlled subject can be
placed in command. The Diamond is used to working on long-term projects.
Despite its enormously high ego, the Diamond keeps a low profile, as the insidious infiltration and control
is its main desire. It seeks, along with its creators, to replace the foolishly noble-minded good creatures in
positions of power with individuals bent on controlling society for their own evil purposes.
If the Diamond is cut of otherwise separated into distinct pieces, the pieces will split powers and PSPs and
suffer a loss of intelligence equal to the number of pieces it was divided into (i.e. if it was cut into two
pieces, each piece would have 70 PSPs, and the sciences and devotions split randomly, and each would
have a 13 intelligence. The pieces will remain dormant for a number of days equal to the number of pieces
it was cut into. The pieces will attempt to be rejoined.
Gauntlets of Mighty Unarmed Combat

PSPs: 32
INT: 14 (common)
Ego: 8
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Devotions: Adrenaline Control (12) ic 8 mc 4/rnd, Body Weaponry (12) ic 9 mc 4/rnd, Double Pain
(12) ic 7 mc NA, Spider Touch (13) ic 4 mc 2/rnd
With these steel gauntlets, one does not have to worry about carrying weapons at all times. In fact, the
owner's primary concern would be keeping these hotheaded gauntlets concealed -- they have a mind of
their own, of course and could decide that a certain situation merits action and violence. The owner must
win a psychic contest versus the gauntlets to resist the body weaponry. The gauntlets are rather
independent in non-combat situations, but during combat winning is the only thing on its mind. It obeys
all orders of its owner in combat, as long as its towards the elimination of enemies (as the gauntlets
perceived them). For weaponry, the gauntlets show a liking for short blades and wrist razors.
The Indomitable Fauchard-Fork

PSP: 36
INT: 13 (empathy)
Ego: 9
Discipline: Telepathy
Sciences: Mindlink (11) ic contact mc 8/rnd
Devotions: Contact (16) ic varies mc 1/rnd, Invincible foes (13) ic contact, mc 5/rnd, Phobia
amplification (14) ic contact mc 4/rnd
A psionicist was drunk when he designed this weapon, and it shows. In combat, the fauchard-fork will use
invincible foes on its enemies, causing them to believe that the fork (and consequently, its wielder) is
completely unstoppable and able to slay instantly. The fork also uses phobia amplification and inflict pain
to kowtow its enemies. Unfortunately, it believes its own rhetoric, and as of lately, has been rather haughty
and demanding, demanding to be in the front ranks, to draw the first blood, wielded by only the best
poleman, etc. Needs to be taught a lesson or two.
The Rebounding Dagger of Ank-Alinay

PSP: 12 (receptacle of 4 PSP)

INT: 13 (empathy)
Ego: 5
Alignment: Lawful Neutral
Discipline: Psychokinesis
Sciences:
Devotions: Return Flight (12) ic 3 mc NA
This is a perfectly balanced throwing dagger, incredibly lightweight yet highly resilient. It is crafted of an
unknown alloy, although one sage remarked that it could possibly be a mixture of vibranium and
adamantine. The Dagger refuses to be wielded by anyone under 7th level, and this person must be at least
proficient with daggers. As with many other intelligent weapons, it has its own desires and plans. It does
not wish to be stored, carried, or otherwise displayed with other weapons, especially daggers, unless they
are of the highest quality. The dagger will be difficult to handle around other intelligent items, unless there
is a common goal that matches its alignment very strongly. In battle, it wishes to be carried in a scabbard
of the finest quality, adorned with jewels, runes and general praises of its greatest. Even then, it may
decide to go rogue on an owner for someone more lawful.
The Dagger is adamant in its views on law and order. It will react strongly (and try to act independently) if
it witnesses any crime in progress, and will be alienated if its owner uses it to commit any crime.
Thankfully, it does not have the power of speech, or there would be a mighty shout "HALT
LAWBREAKER!" any time it witnesses a crime.
Spike, the Awl Pike

PSPs: 40
INT: 13 (empathy)
Ego: 11
Discipline: Psychokinetics
Sciences: Disintegration (12) ic 40, Project Force (14) ic 10, Telekinesis (14)
Devotions: Soften (15) ic 4 mc 3/rnd
This item was crafted in a wicked humor, and has picked up on this personality trait. A great number of
weapons exceed this in pure combat ability, but how many polearms out there can shoot out a
disintegration ray? Spike really enjoys this kind of thing, and occasionally takes matters into his own hands,
so to speak, and zaps off a ray on his own. A perfect companion to the Indomitable Fauchard-Fork.
Monsters
Dead Man's Dream hallucinogenic effects merely keep the victim
Author: John M. Martz nearby while the true nature of the poison takes
effect. The poison actually constitutes a paralytic
Climate/Terrain: Oases poison of type O with an onset of 2-24 minutes and
Frequency: Uncommon duration of 2d6 hours. A character is allowed only
Organization: Stand the initial saving throw; if he fails the first throw
Activity Cycle: Any and suffers the hallucinogenic effects, it is too late.
Diet: Photosynthesis He will suffer from the paralysis, it's just a matter
Intelligence: Non (0) of time. He continues to hallucinate while
Treasure: Incidental paralyzed.
Alignment: nil If the tree has been under stress, its pollen can be
lethal. Any character smelling the pollen must
No. Appearing: 1d10 save versus poison with a -4 penalty. Failure
Armor Class: 3 indicates that the hallucinogenic properties of the
Movement: 0 poison take effect the next round, and the character
Hit Dice: 1 HD/2 feet suffers from paralysis exactly as above. However,
THAC0: nil at the end of the paralysis duration, the character
No. of Attacks: see below falls into convulsions for 1-4 minutes and must
Damage/Attack: nil make a second saving through versus poison (type
Special Attacks: Poison J, in this case), this time with a +4 to the roll.
Special Defenses: see below Success means that the character suffers 20 points
Magic Resistance: nil of damage and comes out the paralysis (assuming
Size: H (20' tall) at maturity that he had more than 20 HPs; if not, he dies).
Morale: nil Failure means that the character dies.
XP Value: 65-2,000 A successful use of the herbalism proficiency
Psionics: nil permits the character to determine whether a tree is
under stress from a safe distance by observing the
Dead man's dreams are profusely flowering trees that can flowers (thicker than usual), the bark (which,
be found near many oases. These umbrella-shaped trees normally white, turns a very light green), seed pods
grow up to 20 feet in height and 30 feet wide. Their (significantly less), and the leaves (slightly curled
numerous, thin branches bear many white, heart-shaped at the edges). The exact nature of the stress can be
flowers year round. Indeed there are often more flowers due to any of a various causes, and is ultimately up
per branch than there are dark green, oval, waxy leaves. to the DM. Some suggestions as to possible
These trees get their name from the mildly hallucinogenic stresses include high population density (a large
nature of their pollen. number of dead man's dreams in a small area),
diminishing water source, insect infestation, and
Combat: A dead man's dream does not engage in combat. physical damage (such as loosing a large number
Rather, it continuously produces extraordinarily large of branches or a cracked trunk). It takes several
numbers of flowers. These flowers blanket the ground days after the introduction of a stress before the
beneath the tree in a rough circle equal in diameter to the lethal effects of the pollen become prevalent; and,
width of the tree, and they give off a sweet aroma when conversely, it takes several days after the removal
stepped on. This aroma causes the imbiber reflexively to of a stress before the lethal effects of the pollen
inhale deeply. In game terms, any player stepping on the dissipate.
flowers must specifically state that his character is
attempting not to breath the fragrance and must make a Habitat/Society: Dead man's dreams are never
successful Constitution check with a -2 penalty. Success found far from a body of water. Usually, they are
indicates that he is able to prevent taking a breath (and found in stands of only a few trees.
the DM should refer to the rules on holding one's breath Ecology: The dual nature of the poison of the dead
when one is unable to get a good gulp of air in the PHB); man's dream serves the tree well. In the case of
failure means that he has taken a breath and is subject to few trees, the debilitating nature of the poison
the following effects. If the player does not state that his causes the victim to fall unconscious onto the
character is attempting to hold his breath, he flowers. Upon waking, the victim moves off,
automatically takes a deep breath and imbibes some of the covered with pollen and small, prickly seed pods,
tree's pollen. spreading the tree's pollen and propagating the
Under normal circumstances, the pollen of a dead man's species. When the tree is stressed, the deadly
dream is not lethal. Any character smelling the pollen nature of its poison causes the victim to fall at the
must save versus poison with a -4 penalty. Failure foot of the tree. The natural decomposition of the
indicates that the slightly hallucinogenic properties of the body provides needed nutrients which the tree
poison take effect the next round. While under the effects absorbs through the soil.
of the hallucinogen, the affected character only wants to Since the wood from a dead man's dream is soft, it
remain near the tree to smell the "pretty flowers." The makes poor quality weapons. Any weapon made
from this wood incurs an additional -1 to hit and damage; the cities-states and is mainly used as a
furthermore, it breaks on a roll of 3 or less when recreational drug. The pollen of stressed trees is
maximum damage is inflicted. However, the fine, straight much rarer due to the hazardous nature of
grain of this blonde wood is accented by numerous small, obtaining and working with this more potent
dark knots producing an aesthetically pleasing effect. pollen. While the trees do not collect treasure,
Thus, it is a prized by jewelers, sculptures, and furniture valuable items are sometimes found beneath them
makers. In addition, the pollen of non-stressed trees can along with the owner's remains.
often be purchased in the warrens and bardic districts of
Death from Below Power Score : 12
Author: Jason Grundy Initial Cost : 18
<[email protected]> Maintenance Cost : 12
Range : 0
Climate/Terrain: Any Sand Prerequisites : None
Frequency: Uncommon Pwr Score : 3 rounds of free maintenance
Organization: Pack 20 : Can't attempt again for d4 hours
Activity Cycle: Any In all other ways, Controlled Ectoplasmic Form is
Diet: Carnivore the same as Ectoplasmic From as presented in
Intelligence: Low CPsiH.
Treasure: see text They attack with both claws which inflict d6 points
Alignment: Neutral of damage each and can grab an opponent (if they
are size category L or smaller) and drag him or her
No. Appearing: 2d4 under the sand unless a saving throw vs
Armor Class: 4 (0 in sand) paralyzation is made (characters gain a +1 to the
Movement: 3/24 (when in ectoplasmic form) roll for ever point of 'to hit' bonus they have due to
Hit Dice: 6+2 high strength). The save is made at -4 if both
THAC0: 15 claws hit.
No.Attacks: 2 Once under the sand (1 round after the initial grab)
Damage per attack: 1d6 the victim takes automatic damage from any claws
Special Attacks: see text that have grabbed it and quickly begins to suffocate
Special Defenses: see text and choke. In game terms they take an additional
Magic Resistance: nil d4 points of damage the first round, then
Size: L 2d4,4d4,8d4...etc unless he or she thinks fast and
Morale: Steady (11-12) does something to avoid or reduce damage. (I rule
XP Value: 975 here on a case by case basis.)
Example.
Psionics Summary: Player "I'll hold my Breath"
DM "You're being squeezed etc and
Level Dis/Sci/Dev Attack/ Score PSPs
having great difficulty not taking a breath
Defense
so make a save vs Death"
1 1/0/1 --/-- 12 120
Player "Yep did it"
DM "OK take half damage from
The first sign of these creatures approaching is usually the suffocation and save again in 2 rounds"
party spotting a purple protrusion, about 2 foot high and Seems harsh-you bet. Its not easy fighting under
curved over towards them at the top ending in 2 holes, the sand. Anyone attacking the creatures when they
moving towards them at great speed (80% chance per are under the sand (and within weapon reach!)
party member looking in the appropriate direction). The receives a minus 4 penalty to their attack roll and
creature itself is a Twelve foot long purple ellipsoid with there is a 15% chance per size category of the
two 8 foot long 'arms', 2 large white eyes and its nose victim (15% for tiny,30% for small etc) of hitting a
which serves as a kind of periscope (it sniffs its victims suffocating individual unless special precautions
out). It has no mouth, simply absorbing its victims -- a are taken. Due to the creatures inherent semi-
process done some 50 foot under the sand and taking 1d8 substantial nature they take only half damage from
hours per size category of the victim. non magical weapons. There is little known about
this creatures ecology. There are rumors of them
Combat: The creatures use a special version of the living in underground mazes (perhaps the sand
psionic power Ectoplasmic Form which allows them to filled underdark of the Athas of old!) but no one
control exactly which parts of their bodies are corporeal has ever substantiated this.
and which are not. Use the following description of the Note : A pack will if possible wait for the majority
power Controlled Ectoplasmic Form: of members to succeed in becoming ectoplasmic
before attacking.
Desert Shark beneath the sand, imposing a -2 to their victims'
Author: John M. Martz attack rolls (effectively making them AC 5).
(This creature is loosely based on one by the same name Desert sharks bite and thrash their heads for 2d6
presented in After Man) points of damage. When first blood is drawn, the
sharks go into a feeding frenzy; treat as if under
Climate/Terrain: Sandy wastes influence of _haste_. While in a frenzy, each shark
Frequency: Uncommon moves at double speed (18) and receives 2 attacks
Organization: Schools per round as it attacks wildly. In addition, its
Activity Cycle: Any morale increases to Fanatical. The nature of this
Diet: Carnivore frenzy is such that the sharks will even attack and
Intelligence: Animal (1) kill wounded members of their own school. A
Treasure: nil frenzy lasts for 6d4 rounds EVEN IF ALL THE
Alignment: Neutral ORIGINAL VICTIMS ARE KILLED; if there are
no wounded victims left alive, the sharks will
No. Appearing: 4d8+6 simply tear the remains to pieces, rendering raise
Armor Class: 7 dead useless (stronger magic, such as resurrection,
Movement: SW 9 (18) is required to bring a victim back to life).
Hit Dice: 4
THAC0: 17 Habitat/Society: Desert sharks live in schools
No. Of Attacks: 1 (2) where most of the members are related. A school
Damage/Attack: 2d6 does not define a territory, rather it wanders in
Special Attacks: Surprise bonus, feeding frenzy search of prey. Members from other schools are
Special Defenses: Submersion treated with indifference if hunting is good;
Magic Resistance: nil otherwise, a school aggressively attacks rivals as
Size: M (5' long) prey.
Morale: Average (8-10)/Fanatic (18-19) Males are slightly larger than females, but both are
XP Value: 650 equally aggressive. They breed at irregular
Psionics: nil intervals, usually when food is plenty or the
school's numbers have fallen to low levels. Each
The desert shark appears a docile mammal (it has evolved successful mating produces 1 pup. In 2 out of 10
from rodents not fish). Short sparse hairs cover its encounters, 10% of the school will be immature
wrinkled pink skin along the entire length of its sausage- with the same abilities as the adults except for the
shaped body, from broad nose to long rat-like tail. A following: 2 HD; THAC0 19; dmg 1d6; SZ S (less
closer look reveals a blunt, strong head, four powerful than 3' long).
shovel-like feet, and a mouth filled with razor-like teeth.
Its teeth curve inward and are all of equal length. Ecology: Desert sharks range throughout Athas,
Desert sharks commonly rest just below the surface of the but they appear to be particularly common in the
sand with only their eyes and nostrils protruding. When Great Alluvial Sand Wastes. While few species
on the hunt, they swim through the sand using sensory (e.g., megapedes and sink worms) are natural
pits at the end of their noses to detect prey, which is predators of desert sharks, sharks prey on almost
anything that the school can kill. anything, including the young of these larger
predators.
Combat: A hunting school of desert sharks is a fearsome Although generally considered a hazard, desert
killing machine. Victims have a -3 penalty to their sharks' teeth are often used for small weapons and
surprise rolls as the sharks swim underneath them. decoration. A rare shark (5%) will have something
During an attack, desert sharks remain mostly submerged of value in its stomach, such as gems, coins, or a
small magic item (e.g., ring).
Ghole Combat: Gholes do not usually engage in combat,
preferring to retreat; however they are not
Author: John M. Martz defenseless and will attack if pressed. Their
(This creature is based on one by the same name crushing bite does 3d4 points of damage. Their
presented in After Man) speed accounts for their low AC. Given the nature
of their diet, a Ghole is 10% likely to carry a
Climate/Terrain: Scrub planes, rocky badlands serious disease that can be transmitted via its saliva
Frequency: Common (DM only needs to check once for each animal
Organization: Packs encountered -- not every bite). A diseased victim
Activity Cycle: Any will gradually become debilitated and die over the
Diet: Carrion course of 2d3 Athasian weeks if not cured.
Intelligence: Animal (1)
Treasure: M, O Habitat/Society: Gholes live in small packs. They
Alignment: Neutral have formed a symbiotic relationship with shelf
termites. As most termites, these build massive
No. Appearing: 4d4 mounds; however, the shelf termite mound
Armor Class: 5 includes a horizontal shelf several feet off the
Movement: 9 ground. This shelf provides the gholes with shade
Hit Dice: 2 during the hottest part of the day. In return, the
THAC0 19 gholes frequently drag portions of carrion
No. of Attacks: 1 underneath the shelf to feed. The termites eat the
Damage/Attack: 3d4 minuscule portions that the gholes can not.
Special Attacks: Disease The sexes are almost indistinguishable. If gholes
Special Defenses: nil are encountered near their termite mound, there is
Magic Resistance: nil a 3 in 10 possibility that they will have 1d6+2
Size: S (3' long) young. The young remain beneath the pack's
Morale: Unsteady (5-7) termite mound, waiting for their parents to return
XP Value: 65 with food.
Psionics: nil
Ecology: As carrion eaters, gholes tend to be
The ghole resembles a large mongoose. It's long neck, despised even though they provide an important
head, and feet are almost totally devoid of hair; course link in the Athasian food chain. Calling somebody
gray hair covers the remainder of its body and tail. a ghole is considered an insult.
Massive canines and molars protrude from its mouth, Gholes's teeth are occasionally used for small ivory
which it uses to crack open bones for the marrow. It is a items, such as dice and jewelry. It's pelt is
model scavenger, feeding mostly on skeletal remains left worthless. While they do not collect treasure,
by larger predators. valuable items are sometimes dragged beneath the
pack's termite mound along with portions of the
owner's remains.
Headhunters
Fighter Scout Assassin

Climate/terrain: Any Any Any
Frequency: Rare Rare Very Rare
Organization: Group Group Gropu
Activity cycle: Any Any Any
Diet: Brains Brains Brains
Intelligence: High (13-14) High (13-14) Exceptional (15-16)
Treasure: nil nil nil
Alignment: NE NE NE
No. Appearing: 1-8 1-6 1-2

Armor class: 1 5 5
Movement: 12 24 18
Hot Dice: 8 6 6
THAC0: 8 12 12
No. Or attacks: 3 2 1
Damage/attack: by weapon +6 by weapon +2 by weapon +2
Special attacks: none none poison, backstab (x5)
Special defenses: none speed, move silently (75%), move silently (95%), undetectable
undetectable (75%) (95%), disguise
Magic resistance: 20% 30% 30%
Size: S (3 ft) S (3 ft) S (3 ft)
Morale: Fanatic (17-18) Elite (13-14) Steady (11-12)
XP Value: 1200 1000 1500
Psionicist Illusionist Priest

Climate/terrain: Any Any Any
Frequency: Rare Very Rare Very Rare
Organization: Group Group Group
Activity cycle: Any Any Any
Diet: Brains Brains Brains
Intelligence: High (13-14) Genius (17-18) High (13-14)
Treasure: nil nil nil
Alignment: NE NE NE
No. Appearing: 1-6 1 1

Armor class: 5 8 4
Movement: 12 12 15
Hit Dice: 6 4 6
THAC0: 12 16 10
No. of attacks: 1 1 1
Damage/attack: by weapon by weapon 1-6
Special attacks: Psionics, HP Drain Illusions Life Drain, Spells, Terror
Special defenses: Psionics, Cannot be contacted Illusions Prot. from Good, only hit by magical
weapons
Magic resistance: 30% 40% 60%
Size: S (3 ft) S (3 ft) S (3 ft)
Morale: Elite (13-14) Steady (11-12) Fanatic (17-18)
XP Value: 1400 2000 4000
Headhunters are undead halflings, who are the ancient curse placed on a group of halflings by a
enemies of all sentient life, which they seek to powerful defiler, just before he (she?) went into their
eliminate completely, leaving the planet exclusively for cooking pots.
plants and non-intelligent lifeforms (or undead). Their In order to achieve their objective of ridding the world
name comes from the fact that they cut off their of all sentient life, they will not only cooperate with
victims head, and ritualistically devour the brain. No other undead and non-sentient lifeforms, but they have
one really knows how these dreadful creatures first actually been known to work with the very creatures
came into existence, but there are theories about an they are trying to destroy, as long as such action brings
them closer to their ultimate goal. Eventually the Scouts: Scouts are experts in a specific terrain. They
headhunters will of course turn on their allies. Notice usually act as guides and trackers for larger groups of
that headhunters may disguise themselves, magically headhunters, but some have been known to work
or otherwise, in order to infiltrate and spy on the independently. Their ability to move silently, swiftly,
enemy (or send in assassins). and undetected also make them expert observers and
spies. They usually carry light equipment and
Combat: Headhunters will almost always attack in weapons.
well coordinated groups, under the leadership of a Assassins: In order to kill a larger (well organized)
fighter or psionicist, the only exception to that rule are band of opponents, it is often useful to take out certain
assassins and scouts, but even they will usually work individuals before attacking (such as spell casters, or
with a larger group. Headhunters will usually observe leaders). This is the job of the assassin, who is almost
and study their enemies before they attack, especially undetectable as he (she?) moves in for the kill (thanks
in the case of more powerful parties. If possible, they to the natural abilities of the halflings which have been
will even study the opponents combat tactics, by enhanced in undeath). If the assassin moves in without
having their agents (usually scouts or fighters) observe being detected, he can backstab an opponent (5X
the party during encounters with other creatures (note damage). If the opponent dies from this attack, and
that they will sometimes aid these other creatures from fails a saving throw vs death, this will occur without
the back-lines, especially if sentient life gets destroyed any sound whatsoever, and the assassin can get away
in the process). When the actual attack occurs, it will undetected. Notice that most assassins will have a
be swift, well planned and coordinated, exploiting any rather nice store of poison available to them, in order
of the enemies known weaknesses. Sometimes, the to make their job a bit easier.
headhunters will send one of their agents (suitably Psionicists: Since Headhunters are derived from
disguised) to join the opponents party, and work from halflings, they have this races superior aptitude for
within. Many large, and well armed caravans, have psionics. Some actually have become masters of way,
been destroyed that way. It is also important to note and its application to killing. The importance of a
that a group of headhunters will always have a number headhunter psionicist (and the amount of respect they
of contingency plans, which will allow them to turn receive from their fellow headhunters) is directly
the tide, or escape, should they find themselves hard proportional to how well they can use their powers to
pressed. destroy sentient life. The powers they have access to
are chosen accordingly. A headhunter psionicist will
Habitat/society: Headhunters are organized in groups have powers and PSP's as a regular psionicist with the
ranging anywhere from 3 to 20 or more individuals, following exceptions:
with a strict military hierarchy. While two or more 1) They do not gain any defense modes, because
groups will occasionally work together, there is no their minds cannot be contacted by either the
overall social structure for the headhunters, and the contact power (even non hostile contact is not
groups act more or less independent of each other. At possible), or by psionic combat.
times, a group of headhunters, will feel the need to 2) They can use psionics to drain hit points from
increase their numbers. This can be done in two ways: opponents. In order to do this they must spend 5
1) They may pick up survivors from other groups, PSP's (no check is necessary), and successfully
which have largely been wiped out. touch an opponent (i.e. a roll to hit is required).
2) They can create new headhunters. In order to do This drains d6 HP from the opponent and uses
this they must capture a suitable halfling (i.e. one with them to heal the headhunter.
the desired skills), and in a ceremony at the time of an Illusionists: This is the weakest kind of headhunter,
equinox, inject him/her with a specially created (and but it can also be the most deadly. With their power to
cursed) poison. cast illusionist spells they can greatly enhance their
The halfling dies immediately and is transformed into fellow headhunters combat ability or allow a scout or
a headhunter of the kind most closely approximating assassin to easily infiltrate the enemies camp. They
his/her skills in life. The transformation is reversible can cast the same number of spells as an 5-10th level
only by a wish spell (or similarly potent magic) cast mage, but are restricted to spell from the school of
BEFORE the newly created headhunter devours illusion. It is interesting to notice that all headhunter
his/her first brain. illusionists encountered so far have been preservers.
Whether this is just coincidence, or some deep rooted
Fighters: Headhunter fighters are highly trained in hatred towards defilers (even more than towards other
the art of warfare, and just like regular (DARK SUN) sentient life), is not known.
fighters, they are experts in combat tactics and Priests: This is probably the most terrifying form of
military strategies. This makes them a natural leaders headhunter, but thankfully, they are also the most rare.
and very formidable opponents. Headhunter fighters This rarity is because most priests are well protected
can be proficient in any weapon and may specialize in from the headhunter transformation (see above) by
one of them (this, and their other combat bonuses, are their magic and granted powers (save vs death to avoid
reflected in their THACO and damage above). They the effect entirely, or otherwise die without
usually wear thick hide armor (since they are undead transforming). For some however, this protection fails
they do not have to worry about heat exhaustion) and (usually for those who have not been true to their
are very agile (this is reflected in their low AC). element, and are thus close to loosing their power),
and they transform into headhunter priests. These still run in terror until they are at
priests draw their power from the negative material least one mile from the priest.
plane, which gives them the following abilities and Creatures of 5-8 HD get a save vs death
benefits. magic, or must run for at least 1
1) They have minor access to the sphere of cosmos, mile. If they save their THAC0 is
major access to the sphere of necromancy (even reduced by 2 for the next d6 rounds.
though it does not really exist in DARK SUN for Creatures of 9-10 HD must save vs death
regular clerics), and can cast spells as a 6-12th magic or be at -2 to hit for the next
level priest. d6 rounds.
2) They are permanently protected from good Creatures above 10 HD are not affected.
3) They have the power to drain one level of life with
each successful hit. Note: Priests will usually not attack with weapons, but
4) They are only hit by magical weapons of +1 or with their hands (claws) which do 1-6 points of
better enchantment. damage.
5) They are 60% magic resistant. PS: I had real trouble deciding what would be a
6) They may use a special terror attack up to 3 times reasonable amount XP's for these creatures, since they
per day, which affects all living creatures within a deadliness depends greatly on how well the DM
300 ft radius. decides to make and play them. The resulting XP
Creatures below 2 HD automatically values were thus quite arbitrary, and I could really use
freeze in terror until they are at least some suggestions on this.
1 mile from the headhunter priest. See also:
Creatures of 2-4 HD get a saving throw The Good and the Green: An Examination of Halfling
vs death magic to avoid this, but will Culture
Hiver
(These creatures are based on Hivers and Social presented in Man After Man)
Warrior Bearer Nurse Queen Seeker

Climate/Terrain: Tablelands Tablelands Tablelands Tablelands Tablelands
Frequency: Rare Rare Very rare Very rare Very rare
Organization: Hive Hive Hive Hive Hive
Activity Cycle: Any Any Any Any Any
Diet: Omnivore Omnivore Omnivore Omnivore Omnivore
Intelligence: semi (4) semi (4) semi (3) low (7) semi (2)
Treasure: nil nil nil I,S nil
Alignment: Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral
No. Appearing: 3d6+3 1 2d6 (in hive) 1 1

Armor Class: 6 6 10 10 4 (10)
Movement: 18 18 12 3 0
Hit Dice: 6+5 4 2 9+10 1-1
THAC0: 13 17 19 11 nil
No. of Attacks: 4 2 1 1 nil
Damage/Attack: 1d6+2 (x4) 1d4+1/1d4+1 1d3 1d3 nil
Special Attacks: nil nil nil nil nil
Special Defenses: see below see below see below see below see below
Magic Resistance: nil nil nil nil nil
Size: M (7') M (6') M (5') L (12') T (2')
Morale: Elite (13) Elite (13) Elite (13) Fanatic (18) Unsteady (5)
XP Value: 975 175 65 2000 35
Psionics: nil nil nil see below see below
Although humanoid, Hivers, also called Socials, live of their heads. Each of their elongated feet forms an
in large communities similar to those of social insects, extension to a long, slim leg, such that they stand and
such as ants and termites, constructing large mounds run on the balls of their feet (kind of like a jackrabbit).
that tower many stories over the desert sands. Devoid Perhaps their most alarming feature is their hand
of all individuality, each member of the community is blades. The outer edge of each hand is bone blade,
highly specialized, fulfilling one of four functions: from the wrist to the tip of the little finger (indeed,
warrior, bearer, nurse, or queen. Hivers have formed a their pinkies aren't really fingers, rather fused bone).
symbiotic relationship with a second species of While these blades are used for foraging, they make
humanoids called Seekers. ample weapons. In combat, warriors slash and jab with
All varieties of Hiver and Seekers share a common their hand blades and kick with their powerful legs;
special defense. Due to their similitude to social each successful attack does 1d6+2 points damage.
insects, a psionicist attempting to contact a Hiver Warriors defend the food-gathering expeditions, called
suffers a -5 to his power score (i.e., treat as if strings; they also defend the hive from attack. A Hiver
contacting insect under Unusual Subjects table; see society has a minimum of 100 warriors (25% of
CPsiH), unless he employs insect mind (see DK). In population). Regardless of the number of warriors in a
addition, Hivers are immune to hold person, charm hive, roughly one-third remain at the hive as guards at
person, and charm person or charm mammal spells, as all times.
well as other magics that affect only mammals (e.g., Especially old warriors become breading drones,
rings and potions of mammal control). However, most spending the remainder of their lives inside the colony
spells and psionics that affect insects, such as the near the queen's chamber. Drones have maximum HPs
psionic devotions pheromone discharge and hivemind (53), but their age has reduced their agility (AC 8),
(DK), also affect Hivers and Seekers, with the speed (MV 12), and strength (dmg 1d6/attack). At any
exception of giant/shrink insect. given time, a hive will contain 2d4 drones (this
number is in addition to the number of warriors
Warriors: The black body of the adult male, or above).
warrior, is covered with short, coarse black hair; a Bearers: Bearers are sterile adult females that
thick main extends from the top of the head down to accompany the foraging strings. They resemble
the center of the lower back. A small lump runs across warriors in most ways, except they do not have hand
the back of the shoulders and neck -- it is a fatty store blades. In addition, they have a kangaroo-like pouch
of nutrients. They have protruding, bushy eyebrows, in their stomach. When encountered outside the hive,
large, bulbous noses, and thick mustaches, which help a bearer will always carry a Seeker in her pouch,
filter out the dust and silt of the desert. Each of their cradling it in her arms. Bearer and Seeker remain in
long ears comes to point several inches above the top constant telepathic contact while touching. It is
through this link that the Seeker communicates with constitution of 20, which gives her the following
the string. benefits: all 1s rolled for HD are automatically
A bearer's main purpose is to defend her Seeker. She considered 2s; she saves vs. poison with a +1 bonus;
will always attempt to keep warriors between herself and she regenerates lost HPs at the rate of 1/6 turns.
and any enemies. If attacked directly or separated Her psychometabolic powers allow her to undergo the
from the warriors, she will flee back to the hive. She trauma of the birthing process and to heal quickly
will only engage in melee if cornered; then she afterwards, as well as fight infection and disease. In
receives two kicks per round (1d4+1 each). She will dire times, she can even suppress her bodily needs.
die defending her Seeker. She will never use these powers to benefit anyone but
The hive will have a minimum of 20 bearers at any herself, as she is the single most important member of
given time (5% of population). the community.
Nurses: Most adult females are nurses, spending their A queen is never encountered outside the hive; indeed,
lives caring for the queen, her young, and the Seekers. she is so swollen that she cannot fit through the exits
These sterile females, bear little resemblance to of her chamber. However, she will attack invaders in
warriors or bearers. Rather, no hair covers their pink her chamber on sight by swinging one of her hands at
skin. Neither do they have pouches nor hand-blades. them (she will use the other to support herself). The
Unlike bearers, nurses have well-developed average hive contains 1 queen at any given time;
mammalian glands for feeding the young of the queen occasionally, 1d4 additional immature queens will be
and the offspring of the Seekers. present at other locations throughout the hive. These
Nurses are the laborers of the hive. They clean, tend immature queens will only be present in extremely
the young, and cultivate the fungus gardens. Nurses large hives (population over 5000) and represent the
are never encountered outside the twisting corridors of precursors to colonization excursions (see below).
the hive (unless the hive is engaged in colonizing a Alternately, immature queens develop after the death
new hive -- see below). They will attack invaders on of the queen -- normally, the queen produces a
sight. The average hive has a minimum of 150 nurses pheromone that suppresses the development of other
at any given time (35% of population). queens. These immature queens will combat each
Hiver juveniles of both sexes resemble smaller, other until one victor remains to take the place of the
immature versions of nurses, except their skin tends to fallen queen.
be a deep bronze from exposure to the Athasian sun.
Their function is to act as food and water gatherers, Seekers
accompanying the strings. When they reach maturity,
they differentiate further into their adult form. The Psionic Summary:
hive has a minimum of 150 juveniles (35% of Level Dis/Sci/Dev Attack/ Score PSPs
population). Defense
6 3/3/11+bonus --/IF,MB, 17 200
Queen M-
Psionic Summary: Clairsentience -- Sciences: clairvoyance, sensitivity to
Level Dis/Sci/Dev Attack/ Score PSPs psychic impressions; Devotions: danger sense, feel
Defense light (no cost), feel moisture (DK), feel sound (no
2 1/1/5 --/M- 20 120 cost), know direction, poison sense, radial navigation,
weather prediction (DK).
Psychometabolic -- Sciences: complete healing; Telepathy -- Sciences: mindlink (no cost with bearer);
Devotions: adrenalin control, biofeedback, cell Devotions: contact (no cost with bearer); life detection.
adjustment, mind over body, suspended animation. Psychometabolic -- Sciences: none; Devotions:
Heightened Senses (limited to smell and taste)
At 12 feet, the queen dwarfs all others of her hive. Bonus--Hivemind (metapsionic devotion, DK).
She resembles a very large nurse with grossly
exaggerated hips and abdominal cavity. The length The Seekers are a degenerate humanoid species that is
and width of her body greatly surpasses the ability of entirely dependent on Hivers for their care. Their
her legs and spine to support her. Using her arms, she arms and legs have atrophied into shriveled
can raise her upper body off the ground and drag appendages, so they cannot feed, move, or clean
herself. themselves. They cannot even mate without
The queen's sole purpose is to produce the hive's assistance. Due to complete reliance on psionic
young, giving birth every 30 days to litters of 15 to 20 abilities (feel light and feel sound, which are always
children (1d6+14). As such, the entire community activated and maintenance free), their eyes and ears
revolves around her; the warriors, bearers, and have become useless also; indeed smooth skin covers
juveniles find food and water, and the nurses clean and their eyeless sockets, and small external ears hide a
feed her. Neither does she care for her children; rather lack of both middle and inner ears. Unlike Hivers,
this task falls to the nurses. their meager pink bodies are mostly devoid of hair,
Finally, a queen's physical and psionic abilities except for the tops of their heads, which is usually
represent an evolutionary adaptation to the prodigious black or dark brown.
demands of near constant childbirth. She has a
At first glance, these defenseless creatures (AC 10 entering this territory are attacked. Occasionally, a
when not being carried) might seem to be the sole Hiver community will assault a rival's hive. These
beneficiaries of their symbiotic relationship with wars end when the attackers are driven back or the
Hivers. However, Seekers use their considerable besieged queen is killed. If the queen is killed, the
innate psionic abilities to locate food and water for the invaders will claim the hive as their own, transport an
hive. While being carried by a bearer, a Seeker immature queen and some Warriors, Bearers, Nurses,
maintains a continuous mindlink with her and Seekers from their original hive, and establish a
(maintenance free), directing the foraging group new community.
toward these valuable resources. Furthermore, it can Each day, strings leave the hive shortly before dawn in
employ additional powers to aid these expeditions. search of food and water (note number of expeditions
For example, weather prediction helps warn of is limited by the numbers of bearers and Seekers in the
approaching storms, know direction and radial hive). A randomly encountered string consists of
navigation help ensure a safe return to the hive, and 3d6+3 warriors, 1 bearer, 1 Seeker, and 5d4 juveniles.
danger sense and life detection warn of potential The male with the most HPs is the stringmaster,
hazards. commanding all other stringmembers. Juveniles carry
When not being carried by their bearers, Seekers are simple baskets and jugs to transport food and water
usually kept within a central chamber of the hive back to the hive.
where nurses care for their many needs. The average While Hivers will eat small prey and carrion, they do
hive will have 5d6 adult Seekers at any given time. not normally attack larger creatures. If attacked, a
string forms a semi-circle (or circle, if outnumbered)
Habitat/Society: While mammals, Hiver society and around the bearer and Seeker. The warriors comprise
cognition mirror that of social insects, and they the outer ring, with juveniles between them and the
respond accordingly; they have a structured and highly bearer. All members of the string will fight to the
centralized society and no individuality. Hivers death to protect the Seeker.
communicate by a complex combination of grunts,
hand and body gestures, and pheromones. Ecology: While Hivers may be found anywhere on
Hivers construct gigantic mounds, many stories high. Athas, they are more common in the great sandy
These hives are architectural marvels -- massive rock- wastes to the south of the Tyr region. Many larger
like structures complete with breathing chimneys, predators prey on individual members of strings, or
thick vented walls, and flat slopping roofs with even entire strings, but few, no matter how powerful,
overhangs providing shade. Tunnels underneath reach are able to infiltrate the hive itself.
deep into the water-table where food is kept cool. While Hivers tend to collect shiny items, which they
These narrow winding tunnels link chambers of place in the queen's chamber, Hivers produce nothing
varying sizes and purposes, such as excrement of value, except maybe the hive itself. Abandoned
chambers were fungus gardens are cultivated, turning hives may provide excellent shelter for many
the community's offal into edible material. creatures, such as Gith, Belgoi, and even slave tribes.
Each hive defines a territory of many miles It is rumored that the blood from a queen's afterbirth
surrounding its mound. Members from another hive can be used to cure infertility.
Insect Swarm: Crystal-wing Butterfly allowed a saving throw versus spells with a -1
Author: John M. Martz penalty per 20,000 insects (-1 at 20,000; -2 at
40,000; etc.) to avoid the effects of the pattern of
Climate/Terrain: Forests, Oases colors. Creatures who can not see are not affected.
Frequency: Very rare If the swarm is startled during the night, the
Organization: Swarm luminescence of their fluttering wings causes a
Activity Cycle: Day ghostly glowing pattern affecting any creature
Diet: Herbivore within 50'. Treat as a hypnotic pattern spell with
Intelligence: Non- (0) the following exceptions: effect is maintained as
Treasure: nil long as the swarm flies, plus 2 rounds thereafter;
Alignment: Neutral there is no limit on the number of levels of
creatures affected; creatures must save versus spells
No. Appearing: 1d100 x 1000 with a -1 penalty per 20,000 insects.
Armor Class: 10 Once startled, the swarm stays agitated as long as
Movement: Fl 15 (A) any creature (except other crystal-wing butterflies,
Hit Dice: 1 HP/10 insects of course) remains in motion within 50'. During
THAC0: see below this time, their special defenses are active. After
No. of Attacks: see below all motion ceases, the swarm returns to rest in 4d4
Damage/Attack: nil rounds +1 round per 20,000 insects (+1 at 20,000;
Special Attacks: nil +2 at 40,000; etc.), at which point, their defenses
Special Defenses: see below are inactive.
Magic Resistance: nil Every point of damage inflicted on a swarm kills
Size: T (5" long) 1d10 butterflies (roll a d10 die for every point
Morale: Unreliable (3) inflicted--e.g., Marston swings his club and inflicts
XP Value: 35 per 100 insects 5 HPs damage, he rolls 5d10 and gets 23; thus he
Psionics: nil kills 23 butterflies).
Even a desolate world contains beauty. On Athas, one of Habitat/Society: Crystal-wing butterflies cross
the most beautiful creatures is the crystal-wing butterfly. wide areas of open desert along well-defined
The prism-like wings of these insects reflect the rays of migration routes, linking sheltered clearings in
the sun into startling sprays of color; at night, they glow hidden groves. These flower-rich clearings and
with the soft luminescence of stored sunlight. Unlike most surrounding groves serve as breeding sites where
insect swarms, such as locust and minikanks, crystal-wing the butterflies' eggs hatch into brown caterpillars
butterflies are relatively harmless, posing little direct with green flecks. Several migration corridors are
threat to animals or crops. known, one of the largest originates in the Forest
Ridge north of Ogo, and terminates deep in the
Combat: These diminutive creatures have no form of Crescent Forest between Gulg and Nibenay. Oases
attack; however, when in large numbers (greater than along these routes serve as resting sites; one of the
1,000), their defenses are considerable. Any creature largest is Lake Pit.
approaching within 50' risks startling the swarm. Unless During the day, a distant migrating swarm of
the creature makes a conscious effort to move cautiously, crystal-wing butterflies appears as a low-flying
the swarm automatically startles on a failed morale check. cloud that sparkles with all the colors of the
In game terms, to avoid this result a player needs to rainbow. Due to cold, swarms rarely migrate
explicitly state that his PC intends caution. Then, for across the desert at night.
every round spent within 50' of the swarm, a creature
must make a successful dexterity check with a +1 penalty Ecology: Despite their defenses, crystal-wing
for every additional creature in the area of effect (e.g., butterflies do fall prey to predators, most relying on
comrades and mounts) to a maximum of +4; the first sound and scent rather than sight. Crystal-wing
failed check startles the swarm. In addition, any loud butterflies neither collect treasure nor produce
noise or sudden moves, such as shouting and combat, anything of value. However, since many larger
automatically results in a failed check. predators, such as the Kirre, welcome prey
If the swarm is startled during the day, the sunlight immobilized by the butterflies' defenses, it is not
passing through their fluttering wings causes a uncommon to find incidental treasure near sites
captivating spray of colors to fall on any creature within frequented by these butterflies. In addition, the
50'. This defense is similar to a rainbow pattern spell dried, undamaged wings of a crystal-wing butterfly
except the effect is maintained as long as the swarm flies, may serve a substitute for material components of
plus 2 rounds thereafter, and there is no limit on the many spells relying on light, such as glitterdust,
number of levels of creatures affected. A creature is hypnotic pattern, and rainbow pattern.
Mind Beetle
Author: Michael Sng Woei Shyong
<[email protected]>
Climate/Terrain: Any
Frequency: Uncommon
Organization: Solitary
Activity Cycle: Any
Diet: Scavenger
Intelligence: Non (0)
Treasure: nil
Alignment: Neutral
No. Appearing: 1
Armor Class: 8
Movement: 6
Hit Dice: 1-1
THAC0: 20
No. of Attacks: 1
Damage/Attack: 1d2
Special Attacks: See below
Special Defenses: nil
Magic Resistance: nil
Size: T (1)
Morale: Average (9)
XP Value: 35
Psionics: nil
Mind Beetles are used by the guards of Sorceror-

Kings and or slave owners to prevent their captives
or slaves who exhibit psionic powers to use their
psionics to escape. In the wild, they are commonly
found embedded in the skins of animals.
The Mind Beetle is matt black in colour and it's
shell is shaped like a bell. Its head and limbs are
underneath the shell and cannot be seen without
lifting the beetle up. The mouthpiece of the Mind
Beetle is a retractable straw which is 2" long that it
injects deep into the flesh to feed.
The Mind Beetle does not have wings and cannot
fly, it can, however, scurry around quite fast for
something its size.
Combat: In the wild, it usually latches onto large

creatures by tearing a small wound in the skin of
the creature with its legs(1d2 damage). It then
proceeds to crawling into the skin. This process
takes 6 hours before the Mind Beetle is full
embedded in the skin. The end result is a swelling
lump marking the beetle's whereabouts.
Mind Beetles are very sensitive to Psionics. They
can innately detect PSP points being expended. If
the host of the Mind Beetle is the creature
expending the PSP points, the Mind Beetle
immediately injects a poison into the creature.
Medium Sized creatures have to Save vs. Poison or
be knocked unconscious for 1d4 rounds. If they
pass the save, they would still receive 1d6 points of
damage.
Without a host, the Mind Beetle would run towards
the creature who used the psionic power and tear at
it with the hope of embedding itself and eventually
injecting the poison. It cannot inject the poison until it is live within the host for an entire year until they
fully embedded under the host's skin. need to mate or if they are removed.
Captors and guards place the Mind Beetle at the base of
the skull of the captives and secure the captive for 6 hours Ecology: Mind Beetles make little significance in
allowing the Mind Beetle to crawl in. Host with the Mind the whole scheme of things except causing the
Beetle embedded at the base of the skull suffer a -4 to occasional death of their host who needed to use
their Save vs. Poison. psionics to defend itself. They are however
Mind Beetles can be carefully removed with a spoon like extremely valuable to slave owners. A matured
contraption without doing any damage. The beetle has to Mind Beetle can cost around 50cp. Not a heavy
be pulled out carefully so as not to damage the mouthpiece price to control a slave who shows psionic
and leaving it behind in the host. potential. Mind Beetles are actively used in
Gladiator Arenas to prevent Psionicist and
Habitat/Society: Once a year, each Mind Beetle would Gladiators with Psionic Wild Talents to escape.
leave its host in search of a mate. Together, the couple to Poison gleamed from the beetles can be used to
search for a carcass and nest witin it. Mind Beetles use stun victims for 1d4 rounds, regardless of dosage.
their long mouthpiece to suck small amounts of blood and Mind Beetles have not been known to be a delicacy.
water to sustain itself. They do not do any more damage
once they have broken the skin of the creature. They could
Paraelemental, Lesser
Magma Rain Silt Sun

Climate/Terrain: Dry land or During rain Sea of Silt Above Ground
magma
Frequency: Rare Rare Rare Rare
Organization: Solitary Solitary Solitary Solitary
Active Cycle: Any Any Any Day
Diet: Magma and Rain Silt Sunlight
earth
Intelligence: Low (5-7) Low (5-7) Low (5-7) Low (5-7)
Treasure: Nil Nil Nil Nil
Alignment: Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral
No. Appearing: 1 1 1 1
Armor Class: 4 4 4 4
Movement: 6, Br 6 Fl 18 (A) 6, SW 18 Fl 15 (A)
Hit Dice: 2,4, or 6 2,4, or 6, 2,4, or 6 2,4, or 6
THAC0 2HD: 19 19 19 19
THAC0 4HD: 17 17 17 17
THAC0 6HD: 15 15 15 15
No. of Attacks: 1 1 1 1
Damage/Attack 2HD: 1-8 1-6 2-12 1-6
Damage/Attack 4HD: 2-16 1-10 3-18 1-12
Damage/Attack 6HD: 3-24 1-12 4-24 2-20
Special Attack: See Below See Below See Below See Below
Special Defense: +1 or better +1 or better +1 or better +1 or better
weapon to hit weapon to hit weapon to hit weapon to hit
Magic Resistance: Nil Nil Nil
Size: S to M (2' to 6' S to M (2' to 6' S to M (2' to 6' S to M (2' to 6'
tall) tall) tall) tall)
Morale 2HD: Steady (11-12) Steady (11-12) Steady (11-12) Steady (11-12)
Morale 4HD/6HD: Elite (13-14) Elite (13-14) Elite (13-14) Elite (13-14)
XP Value 2HD: 420 420 420 420
XP Value 4HD: 650 650 650 650
XP Value 6HD: 975 975 975 975
Magma: Magma paraelementals can be conjured in least a light rain to summon a lesser rain
any area containing of volcanic activity. On the prime paraelemental. Rain paraelementals cannot go
material plane, they look like humanoids made of underground. They rarely speak on the prime material
magma with cooling rock on the surface. The plane, but when they do it sounds like rolling thunder
language of magma paraelemental sounds like and crackling lightning.
bubbling lava and exploding volcanoes. Magma
elementals cannot enter or cross water, but must go Combat: Rain paraelementals have no physical
around or burrow under it. Magma paraelementals attacks, but once per round can shoot a small lightning
travel through earth by melting the rock in front of bolt. The maximum distance is equal to the
them. paraelementals' level in feet and damage varies with
HD. Creatures who are immune to lightning attacks,
Combat: The fists of a magma paraelemental, while such as behir, take half damage from the rain
not as hard as an earth elemental's, are fired by paraelementals' attacks. Opponents in metal armor
internal heat. The amount of damage is based on the gain no benefits for that armor, but other non-
hit dice of the paraelemental. All damage against conductive armors provides protection.
airborne and waterborne opponents is halved. Against
creatures who have fire-based attacks or immunity to Silt: Silt paraelementals can only be conjured on or
fire (including from magical items) take 1 point per near the Sea of Silt or a silt lake. Lesser silt
die less damage. In addition, any flammable object paraelementals on the prime material plane take the
struck by a magma paraelemental must save vs. form of amorphous blobs. Their language sound like
magical fire or immediately begin to burn. waves crashing on rocky shores and the howl of silt
cyclones.
Rain: Lesser rain paraelementals resemble small rain
clouds floating just above the ground. There must be at
Combat: Lesser silt elementals can attack in two burn it, or shoot a beam of light. The beam can effect
ways. It can attempt to ram an opponent by moving a victim up to 3 feet away. Although they have the
full speed towards her. This attack does 4d8 points of same damage, they have slightly different effects. Any
damage. If it doesn't have enough room to charge, or it flammable object 'touched' by the sun paraelemental
is already in melee, the silt paraelemental will attack must save vs. magical fire or be burnt. Fire-based
with a pseudopod, inflicting the damage listed above. creatures take half-damage from this attack. Anyone
Lesser silt paraelementals cannot move more than 30 hit by the beam of light must save vs. breath weapons
yards from a source of silt. Unlike water elementals or be blinded for 1d10 turns. Blinded individuals
though, they suffer no damage from exposure to the attack with a -4 penalty to hit, and opponents get a +4
sun. to hit them, unless the blinded character has blind
fighting proficiency.
Sun: Sun paraelementals can only be summoned A sun paraelemental cannot go into any area
above ground, during the day. Lesser sun elementals untouched by the sun's light, such as buildings, caves,
resemble miniature suns with a diameter equal to their or shadowy areas. If forced, the paraelemental will
HD. Unlike other elementals, the language of sun return to its own plane. A darkness spell causes 1d8
paraelementals is not based on sound, but light. While points of damage to a sun paraelemental.
usually red, they change color when 'talking'.
See also:
Combat: A lesser sun paraelemental can attack in one Paraelemental, Standard
of two ways. It can either move up against its target to
Paraelemental, Standard
Magma Rain Silt Sun

Climate/Terrain: Dry land or During rain Sea of Silt Above ground
magma
Frequency: Very Rare Very Rare Very Rare Very Rare
Organization: Solitary Solitary Solitary Solitary
Active Cycle: Any Any Any Day
Diet: Magma and earth Rain Silt Sunlight
Intelligence: Low (5-7) Low (5-7) Low (5-7) Low (5-7)
Treasure: Nil Nil Nil Nil
Alignment: Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral
No. Appearing: 1 1 1 1
Armor Class: 2 2 2 2
Movement: 9, Br 9 Fl 36 (A) 6, SW 18 12, Fl 24 (C)
Hit Dice: 8, 2, or 16 8, 2, or 16 8, 2, or 16 8, 2, or 16
THAC0 8HD: 13 13 13 13
THAC0 12HD: 9 9 9 9
THAC0 16HD: 5 5 5 5
No. of Attacks: 1 1 1 1
Damage/Attack: 4-32 2-20 5-30 3-24
Special Attack: See Below See Below See Below See Below
Special Defense: +2 or better +2 or better +2 or better +2 or better
weapon to hit weapon to hit weapon to hit weapon to hit
Magic Resistance: Nil Nil Nil Nil
Size: L to H (8' to 16' L to H (8' to 16' L to H (8' to 16' L to H (8' to 16'
tall) tall) tall) tall)
Morale 8/12HD: Champion(15-16) Champion(15-16) Champion(15-16) Champion(15-16)
Morale 16HD: Fantastic (17-18) Fantastic (17-18) Fantastic (17-18) Fantastic (17-18)
XP Value: 8 D: 2,000 2,000 2,000 2,000
XP Value 12HD: 6,000 6,000 6,000 6,000
XP Value 16HD 10,000 10,000 10,000 10,000
Magma: Magma paraelementals can only be conjured their advantage, using the magma to corner opponents
in an area containing 1,000 cubic feet or more of lava and throwing the opponents in.
or magma. On the prime material plane, they look like
large humanoids made of magma with cooling rock on Rain: The inhabitants of the paraelemental plane of
the surface. The language magma paraelemental rain are living clouds. The imaginative say they
sounds like bubbling lava and exploding volcanoes. almost look like people. They can only be summoned
Magma paraelementals cannot travel through water. during a rain storm. They rarely speak on the prime
They must go around it or burrow under it. These material plane, but when they do it sounds like rolling
paraelementals burrow by melting the rock in their thunder and crackling lightning.
way.
Combat: Rain paraelementals are nearly intangible,
Combat: The fists of a magma paraelemental, while but can shoot out a bolt of lightning once per round
not as hard as an earth elemental's, are fired by that does 2d10 points of damage. Creatures resistant
internal heat. Against creatures on the ground they do to lightning attacks, such as behir, take one point per
4d8 points of damage, but subtract 1 points per die die less damage (to a minimum of 1 point per die).
from their damage to airborne or waterborne creatures Opponents in metal armor gain no benefits for that
(to a minimum of 1 point per die). They also subtract armor, but other non-conductive armors provides
one point per die from their damage vs. fire-based, protection. The range of the bolt is equal to the
flame-using, or heat and fire resistant creatures paraelementals HD in feet. These paraelementals can
(including the use of spells and magical items). In move very swiftly and are therefore very useful in
addition, any flammable object struck by a magma aerial combat. In aerial combat they get a +1 hit and
paraelemental must save vs. magical fire or +4 to damage.
immediately begin to burn. Against constructions of
stone or earth, magma paraelementals do structural Silt: Silt paraelementals can only be conjured on or
damage. This makes them useful in siege attacks. near the Sea of Silt or a silt lake. Silt paraelementals
Because they must be close to a source of magma to be on the prime material plane take the form of high-
conjured, magma paraelementals will often use it to crested silt waves. Two smaller waves act as arms.
Their language sounds like waves crashing on rocky the language of sun paraelementals is not based on
shores and the howl of silt cyclones. sound, but light. While usually red, they change color
when 'talking'.
Combat: Silt paraelementals attack with their wave-
like arms doing 5d6 points of damage. However, Combat: The 'arms' of a sun paraelemental are
when fighting on land, they subtract 1 point per die of sharper than any sword and they use them to slash
damage they inflict (to a minimum of 1 point per die). their opponents for 3d8 points of damage. On a
Of course, they can't go more than 60 yards from a successful hit the opponent must save vs. breath
source of silt. Silt paraelementals are a serious weapon or be blinded. Blinded characters suffer a -4
threat to floaters that cross their path. A silt penalty to hit and opponents gain a +4 bonus to hit the
paraelemental can overturn small craft (one ton of ship blinded individual, unless he knows blind fighting. A
per HD of the elemental) and stop or slow almost any sun paraelemental cannot go into any area untouched
vessel (one ton of ship per hit point of the elemental). by the sun's light, such as buildings, caves, or shadowy
Ships not completely stop by a paraelemental will be areas. If forced, the paraelemental will return to its
slowed by the ratio of the ship's tonnage over the hit own plane. A darkness spell causes 1d8 points of
points of the elemental. damage to a sun paraelemental.
Sun: Sun paraelementals can only be summoned See also:

above ground, during the day. They take the form of Paraelemental, Lesser
humanoid beams of light. Unlike other elementals,
Spider, Elf-bane
Climate/Terrain: any frequented by Elves

Frequency: rare
Organization: solitary
Activity Cycle: any
Diet: Elves
Intelligence: semi (2-3)
Treasure: nil
Alignment: Neutral
No. Appearing: 1
Armor Class: 2
Movement: 24
Hit Dice: 10+5
THAC0: 9
No. Of Attacks: 1
Damage/Attack: 1d6
Special Attacks: Poison
Special Defenses: shoot web
Magic Resistance: 10%
Size: H (18' tall)
Morale: Champion (15-16)
XP Value: 5,000
Psionics Summary:
Level Dis/Sci/Dev Attack/ Score PSPs
Defense
1 1/1/3 --/M- 16 30
Psychometabolism -- Sciences: Shadow-form;
Disciplines: Chameleon Power, Displacement,
Detect Elf (no cost).
Poison effects table:

RACE CLASS ADJUSTMENT
Elf E -4
Half-elf D -2
Human & others C 0
Mul B +2
Dwarf A +4
Unlike most spiders, which sit in wait of prey, the

Elf-bane spider's long legs allow it to achieve great
speeds in pursuit of its preferred prey, Elves. Its
small beige tear-drop body (roughly 3' radius)
stands atop 18' legs. It feeds almost exclusively on
Elves; although it will eat Half-elves if desperate.
It uses its unique psionic ability, Detect Elf (a
variant of Heightened Senses), to locate its prey.
This ability is considered always on and is
maintenance free. With it, the spider can smell any
being of at least 50% Elven heritage up to 5 miles
distant.
Combat: This spider will always seek out and

attack Elves before any other creature; next it will
attack Half-Elves (since it does not find Half-Elves
as nutritious as full-blood Elves). It can not digest
those with less than 50% Elven heritage, so it
normally ignores them; however it will fight if
threatened.
The Elf-bane spider usually uses its psionic abilities
(shadow-form and chameleon power) to close to within a Habitat/Society: The Elf-bane spider is a solitary
hundred yards of its prey. It then initiates its creature, pursuing its prey across the burning
displacement power and dashes to the attack at full speed. sands; however, it is not uncommon to find several
It attacks with its bite, which causes 1d6 points of spiders independently following the same Elven
damage; however, its most dangerous form of attack is its tribe.
poison. As soon as it has incapacitated a victim, the Elf-bane spiders mate twice a year, for one week
spider will pick the body up and move to a safe location immediately following High Sun and one week
where it can digest its meal. immediately following Low Sun. As with most
The severity of a bite from an Elf-bane spider varies as a spiders, the male is significantly smaller than the
function of the victim's race, affecting onset time, damage, female, but with few exceptions (HD 5; THAC0 15;
and saving throw adjustment, see the table below. The SZ M), his stats are identical to the female's. She
adjustment to the victim's saving throw is cumulative with will invariably kill him after mating if he is slow in
any other adjustments, such as those due to low or high his escape (an odd carry-over from their origins,
constitution. For example, while Gwenn, an Elf, faces since she cannot digest him). The female wraps
immediate death (with a -4 penalty to her save) should she her fertilized eggs in a web ball and buries them
be bit; Halminok, a Dwarf, has a good chance (+4 bonus beneath the sand; after two months, 3d6+2 young
to his save) to remain unaffected, especially if he also has emerge. They mature quickly, reaching full size
a high constitution (he still takes biting damage, of before the next mating period.
course).
Ecology: Scholars dispute the origin of the Elf-
The Elf-bane spider does not spin a stationary web. bane spider. Some hold the view that today's
However, if seriously wounded (i.e., HPs fall below 25% spiders are the descendants of spiders originally
of normal), it will attempt to flee by shooting a single 9' created by the sorcerer-king Andropinis of Balic in
long strand of web at the nearest target using its normal order to protect his orange groves from Elven
THAC0 versus AC 10 (modified by target's DEX). If the thieves. Their psionic abilities and resistance to
strand hits, it raps around the victim -- treat as per spider magic have been offered as evidence for this theory.
strand spell (see DK). Any creature man-sized or smaller Others believe that a long forgotten Dwarven
is immobilized and cannot move. Any large creature is civilization bred these spiders to be used in a
impeded and moves at half rate, attacking only half as standing conflict with an equally ancient Elven
often with a -2 penalty to the attack roll. Any huge or nation. The fact that Dwarves are highly resistant
gargantuan creature is unaffected. In order to break free to this spider's poison is often cited as support for
of the strand, the victim must make a successful half bend this latter theory.
bars roll FOR EACH YARD of the strand (i.e., 3 separate Elf-bane spiders do not collect treasure, and their
rolls). A large creature is no longer impeded after nomadic nature prevents them from accumulating
breaking 1 yard, a man-sized creature is no longer incidental valuables. They produce little of value
immobilized after breaking 1 yard and no longer impeded (although some would say that killing Elves is
after breaking 2 yards, a small creature is no longer value enough); however, those skilled in herbalism
immobilized after breaking 2 yards and no longer or the making of poison (such as bards) can extract
impeded after breaking 3 yards, and a tiny creature enough poison from one spider for 2d6 applications
remains immobilized until all 3 yards are broken. The -- the poison has the same properties as above and
strand may be cut at the rate of 1 yard per round (if the retains its potency for 2 Athasian weeks.
target is immobilized, he cannot attempt to cut the
strand).
Traplan
Author: Andrew Lohmann
<[email protected]>
Climate/Terrain: Temperate Forest

Frequency: Rare
Organization: Group
Activity Cycle: Day, Evening
Diet: Carnivore
Intelligence: Low
Treasure: nil
Alignment: Neutral
No. Appearing: 1-4

Armor Class: 7
Movement: 6
Hit Dice: 1
THAC0: 16
No. of Attacks: 1
Damage/Attack: See below
Special Attacks: Poison
Special Defenses: nil
Magic Resistance: Standard
Size: S
Morale: Low
XP Value: 75
Psionics: nil
Poison table:
Saving
Throw Duration
Contact Mod. Damage (in hours)
1st (initial) -2 5d6 2d8
Once removed 0 3d6 2d4
Twice removed +2 1d6 1d4
Thrice removed inert
The Traplan appears as a smallish creature that is a

cross between a squirrel, an armadillo, and a land-
urchin. It has an armored hide similar to the
silver-colored armadillo (yet not as cumbersome),
with thin, 6" black spikes extruding from the
armor. When it rolls itself into a ball, the spikes
point out in all directions.
When the animal is not rolled up, one can notice
its squirrel-like face and claws, which gives it the
ability to climb trees rapidly, as well as to jump tree
to tree as a normal squirrel would.
Combat: These creatures do not engage in direct

combat, but rather fall upon their victims from the
trees in an attempt to spike them. If they happen
not to be in the trees (only 15% chance), they may
dig about .5 foot into the ground and lay there,
waiting for something to come by and step upon
them. If any of the spikes penetrates flesh, the
victim must save vs. poison immediately or suffer
the effects outlined below.
The insidious poison is very dangerous, not only
for the victim, but for those around the victim.
When the victim is injected with Traplan venom,
they must save at -3 or suffer 5d6 damage and go
into a coma for 2d8 hours. A save indicates that only .5 will feed on the body, even if it is still alive (with
damage was taken, and there is no ensuing coma, but each Traplan causing 1-2 points of damage per
rather during that time period the victim suffers from round). The Traplan are immune to their own
severe dizziness and disorientation (-4 to hit, -4 damage, poison.
-4 AC, -4 movement rate). The perspiration of the victim Their poison is highly sought by assassins, yet
acts as a contact poison for the period of time they are finding these rare creatures in the treetops of the
disoriented or in a coma. If anyone should contact their darkest forests without getting injected is an
exposed flesh (such as to cast Neutralize Poison), they immense challenge.
must save to avoid taking 3d6 damage (they will take .5
damage if the save is made) and go into a coma for 2d4 Ecology: Many larger, intelligent predators are
hours (a save indicates the same disorientation and aware of the power of the Traplan, and will usually
penalties as above). This persons' perspiration then acts follow a group of them, and the accompanying
as a contact poison; see the chart. chattering/clicking noise, around the forest
(without getting too close themselves, of course).
Habitat/Society: The Traplan tend to stay in small They will then eat whatever is left of the carcass,
groups, hunting together, and dropping in unison upon after the Traplan have had their fill.
prey below. Once the prey has been incapacitated, they
LSstan-Ti
Frequency: Rare
Organization: Tribal
Activity Cycle: Any
Diet: Carnivore
Intelligence: Genius (17-18)
Treasure: Varies
Alignment: Lawful Neutral (Good)
No. Appearing: 1-4

Armor Class: 6
Movement: 18
Hit Dice: 3
THAC0: 18
No. of Attacks: 1+1
Damage/Attack: 1-10 + weapon
Special Attacks: Constricting
Special Defenses: Save at +3 vs. poison, stoneskin
Magic Resistance: Nil
Size: L (15 long)
Morale: Elite (14)
XP Value: 175
Psionics: nil
The L'Sstan-Ti are almost as strange in appearance

as a thri-kreen. Ranging from 6 to 8 feet tall when
they are reared up to average height, L'Sstan-Ti are
interesting, to say the least. They posses the well-
muscled and beautiful upper torsos of humans, but
from the waist down, their bodies are that of
enormous, varyingly colored snakes. The upper
body posses a faint outline of the patterning found
on the snakelike body, and the eyes are like that of
a snake. The ears are round, and L'Sstan-Ti have
little or no facial hair. Several L'Sstan-Ti clans
have rattles on their tails.
Combat: The natural attack of a L'Sstan-Ti is a

potent constricting attack, doing 1-10 points of
damage. When hit, enemies must make a strength
check each round or remain in the deadly coils.
While an enemy is trapped in a L'Sstan-Ti tail, he
may attack using a small weapon such as a dagger,
gaining a +4 to hit, and the L'Sstan-Ti gains no
dexterity bonus to A.C.. L'Sstan-Ti can make other
attacks while constricting. L'Sstan-Ti have no
poison of their own, but have a natural immunity to
snake poisons, and a +3 to save against all others.
Due to the deathly silent movement of these
creatures, even in heavy brush, opponents receive a
-1 to all surprise rolls. L'Sstan-Ti have very strong
infravision, reaching up to 90 feet. They also have
a very strong affinity for snakes, and are almost
always found with one (+3 to reaction roll). Also,
they have a natural A.C. of 5 on their lower bodies.
Their lower snake bodies allow them to move with
blinding speed (18). Because of their reptilian
nature, L'Sstan-Ti are sluggish during periods of
extreme heat of 100 degrees or above, suffering a
-1 to all attack rolls. Needless to say, they prefer to
remain active during the night. Also, they cannot see well kings'. They sing to the elements, all joined, asking
in bright lights, deducting a further -1 to hit. Because of them to take these noble spirits back to the land.
their strange fascination with stone the L'Sstan-Ti are able When the song is through, the spirit of the land
to harden their skin once per week as the 4th level wizard arises and takes the dead body into itself. When
spell. this happens, the consciousness of the dead one
enters it, and they become one.
Habitat/Society: The L'Sstan-Ti live in large clans, Though the tribe life is fulfilling spiritually, some
consisting of several families. For a race with such a L'Sstan-Ti believe it is lacking something. They
fearsome appearance, this race is extremely wise and believe the L'Sstan-Ti should be recognized as one
patient with other races who do not understand their of the great races of Athas, to rise with all the rest.
customs, and are always willing to try to settle differences With these ends in mind, the L'Sstan-Ti have taken
without personal combat. to adventuring.
Some of the clans are nomadic, always looking for a new
place to live, while others are content to stay in one home Ecology: The L'Sstan-Ti are an offspring of the
all their lives. The social status is conveyed by the Yuan-Ti. The L'Sstan-Ti loathe the evil Yuan-Ti
patterns on the body, which stand out strongly to other and the feeling is mutual. The L'Sstan-Ti see the
members of this race. The patterns also convey the tribe Yuan-Ti as the most evil race on all of Athas, their
the L'Sstan-Ti came from. The highest ranking L'Sstan-Ti assumptions are about right. On the other side the
is the chief of the clan. This is usually a powerful warrior. Yuan-Ti se L'Sstan-Ti as traitors to their people
The males are usually warriors and protectors, while and either race will attack the other in any meeting
females pursue the arts of magic, both wizardly and and will attack the hated race in preference to any
clerical. other foe.
However, these roles can be switched. When a L'Sstan-Ti The L'Sstan-Ti are a one of the new races
dies, if it was a powerful warrior, the others of its tribe found on Athas. The noble race was created from
carry out an ancient ritual. This is a long and tedious the foul race of Yuan-Ti. A group of Yuan-Ti half-
process, only used on the chief and the best of warriors. breeds were ordered to go to the Pristine Tower by
The others are given an honorable burial, given back to their "god" to find the secrets of the tower. During
the land that formed them. When the ritual is complete, their trip the group was attacked by a group of
the L'Sstan-Ti is turned to stone. It is then animated as a Lirrs near the tower and when wounded the towers
golem, to forever protect the tribe. Flesh to stone does not magic had their way with them. The tower changed
work on L'Sstan-Ti bodies, and the ritual can only be the disposition of all the Yuan-Ti that survived the
carried out by L'Sstan-Ti. battle. Eventhough only fifty Yuan-Ti survived the
The most important people of the tribe, the ones who keep attack and magical transformation the group was
it alive, are the druids and clerics. When the most able to survive and has prospered somewhat in the
powerful of these die, they are given a special honor. The harsh world. The current leader of the largest
elders of the tribe perform great magics, more powerful L'Sstan-Ti tribe is a powerful preserver named
than any others seen on Athas, except perhaps the sorcerer L'Sstan.
Yuan-Ti, Athasian
Frequency: Very Rare
Organization: Tribal
Activity Cycle: Any
Diet: Carnivore
Intelligence: Genius (17-18)
Treasure: C
Alignment: Chaotic Evil
No. Appearing: 1-4

Armor Class: 4/0
Movement: 18
Hit Dice: 6/9
THAC0: 15 (6 HD)
13 (7-8 HD)
11 (9 HD)
No. of Attacks: 2
Damage/Attack: See below/By weapon
Special Attacks: Spells
Special Defenses: Nil
Magic Resistance: Nil
Size: M (7 long/6 tall)
Morale: Elite (14)
Abomination/Champion (15)
XP Value: Purebloods: 975
Half-Breeds: 2,000/3,000
Abominations: 4,000
Psionics: Wild talent (25% chance)
The Yuan-Ti are a race of human that have been

distorted by magic. They all have varying degrees
of snakelike body parts. They are highly intelligent
and evil, always plotting to advance their causes.
There are three types of Yuan-Ti: Pureblood,
Halfbreeds, and abominations.
Pure Blood: A pure blood can pass for human 80%

of the time. It has only slight differences from true
humans, such as slit eyes, a forked tongue, or
maybe even small fangs.
Halfbreed: Halfbreeds are part human and part

snake. Roll d10 twice on the following table,
duplicate rolls are not re-rolled. Ignore unworkable
combinations.
Roll Feature Effect

1-2 Snake Head Bites for 1-10 Damage
3 Flexible Torso +1 to saves Vs Dex, +1 AC
4-5 No Legs, Snake Tail Constricts for 1-10 Dmg.
6 Snakes arms Each bite for 1-6 dmg
7-8 Scales for skin AC 0
9 Legs and Tail Constricts for 1-6 dmg
10 Snake torso & head Bites for 1-10, AC +2
Abomination: Abominations are either all snake

(50%) or have either a human head or human arms
and are always about 10 feet long. Halfbreeds and
Abominations disdain wearing human clothes or
armor, while purebloods do not care. All Yuan-Ti
use weapons and other items. Yuan-Ti do not give an odor day: Cause fear, Darkness 15 Radius, Snake
that humans can detect, but the LSstan-Ti can instantly Charm, Sticks to Snakes, Neutralize Poison,
recognize one . Yuan-Ti coloring varies from simple green Suggestion, and Polymorph Other.
and brown scales to wild patterns of stripes, diamonds,
and whorls of every color. Habitat/Society: Yuan-Ti are worshippers of the
Yuan-Ti speak their own tongue. They can also speak with powerful defiler Send Yuan and worship him as a
snakes or snakelike creatures. Those Yuan-Ti with human god, they also hold reptiles in high esteem. The
heads can speak the Trade tongue also. center of Yuan-Ti life is the Temple. Temple
architecture tends towards circles with ramps and
Combat: Yuan-Ti are geniuses and fight as such. They poles instead of stairs. The abominations rule over
plan elaborate traps and utilize their surroundings the Yuan-Ti, and are the leaders of the Temple,
superbly. They prefer ambushes to direct combat. When with the high priest (full snake) ruling over all,
they attack directly they try to outnumber their foes as second only to Send Yuan. Many Yuan-Ti rituals
much as possible. In a mixed group the least valuable involve bloody sacrifices to their Defiler God.
attack the opponent first. This means that the purebloods
go, then the halfbreeds, then the abominations. The only Ecology: Hundreds of years ago Send Yuan, a
exception to this rule is the LSstan-Ti, which the powerful defiler even then , aspired to create his
Abominations attack personally. When not found in their own race. Much like Dregoth of Giustenal Send
temple they are encountered in groups of one to four. In was plagued by failure, but instead of cursing his
their homes and temples they are found in much larger "failures" he used all of his new race to his
groups. advantage. Even though Send uses the purebloods
Purebloods have 6 HD, halfbreeds have 7 or 8 HD, and for outside dealings as soon as their use is over he
abominations have 9 HD. All Yuan-Ti, if they have hands, will have them all killed along with their halfbreed
use weapons, preferring those that have edges. Yuan-Ti brethren. In the end only the abominations have
love to use slow acting poisons, but they only use poison Sends favor.
on their traps, never on weapons.
Any Yuan-Ti, be it pureblood, halfbreed, or abomination,
with a human head can cast the following spells once per
Athasian Names by letter

Compiler: Emanuele Sacchi <[email protected]>>
Abalach-re (human female)

Abyuuk (elf male)
Agis (human male)
Agu (human male)
Alaa (elf female)
Albeorn (human male)
Alicious (elf female)
Alie (half-elf female)
Alvys (elf male)
Amandia (human female)
Anavias (human female)
Andiama (human female)
Andropinis (human male)
Anezka (halfling female)
Antrifos (human male)
Arbistor (human male)
Areela (elf female)
Arelia (elf female)
Arien (elf male)
Arisphistaneles (human male)
Aristes (human male)
Arvos (elf male)
Arya (half-elf female)
Aso (half-elf female)
Astara (human female)
Astemba (human male)
Astini (human male)
Athrialix (human male)
Atrocla (half-giant female)
Aukash-pad (human male)
Averil (human female)
Azhul (half-giant male)
Azzer (human male)
Bademyr (elf male)

Banoc (human male)
Banther(human male)
Barak (elf male)
Barakah (human female)
Bartis (human male)
Bartras (human male)
Barunus (dwarf male)
Beort (giant male)
Beryl (human male)
Bevus (human male)
Birgaz (dwarf male)
Boaz (half-elf male)
Bontar (dwarf male)
Borger (human male)
Borjaanu (elf male)
Borys (human male)
Botuu (elf male)
Brazin (half-elf male)
Brevit (human male)
Brita (giant female)
Brul (dwarf male)
Buris (human female)
Bythal (human male)
C'hel (elf male)

Caelum(dwarf male)
Caldon (human male)
Caletta (human female)
Camla (human female)
Canth (human male)
Caro (dwarf male)
Catalyna (human female)
Catrion (human female)
Celba (elf female)
Ceu'lo'ewn (mul male)
Cha (halfling male)
Charl (human male)
Chessia (human female)
Chilo (tarek male)
Chimali (human male)
Chirl (elf male)
Chkak-a-chakk (thri-kreen)
Clavis (human male)
Cocoton (mul male)
Coranuu (elf male)
Crag (half-giant male)
Crekun (elf male)
Cybrian (human male)
Cyne (elf male)
Daclamitus (human male)

Dahn-gen (human male)
Daled (dwarf male)
Damras(human female)
Darian (human male)
Darzus (elf male)
Den-du (half-giant male)
Derlan (halfling male)
Derrim (half-elf male)
Deryssa (elf female)
Deva (human female)
Dhojakt (human/cilops male)
Domitian (human male)
Doorub(half-giant male)
Dorjan (human female)
Dornal (human male)
Dote (human male)
Drewet (half-elf female)
Drog (dwarf male)
Dukkoti (elf male)
Durwadala (thri-kreen)
Duukodo (elf male)
Dyan (human male)
Dylauris (elf male)
E'la (human female)

Eevuu (elf male)
Ekee (elf female)
Elas (elf female)
Enala (elf female)
Er'stali (human male)
Er'thork (human male)
Ero (half-elf male)
Esreva (human male)
Esylk (elf female)
Etheros (human male)
Evrim (human male)
Faenaeyon (elf male)

Faldar (human male)
Faria (human female)
Farlahn (human male)
Feera (half-elf female)
Felorn (tarek female)
Fevil (human male)
Feykaar (half-elf female)
Finneal (human male)
Fosk (giant male)
Frayne (human male)
Fullgrin (halfling male)
Fylo (giant male)
Fyra (dwarf female)
Fyrian (half-elf male)
G'rshun (human male)

Gaanon(half-giant male)
Gaefal (elf male)
Galadin (elf male)
Galar (elf male)
Galek (elf male)
Gall (half-giant male)
Gallard (human male)
Galt (giant male)
Gammeg (human male)
Gar (human male)
Garchom (half-giant male)
Garreth(human male)
Gathalimay (half-elf male)
Gennet (human male)
Ghedran (dwarf male)
Ghurs (half-giant male)
Gigus (half-giant male)
Gilam (elf male)
Giovvo (human male)
Girias (human male)
Gotho (human male)
Grak (human male)
Grakidi (human male)
Gralth (dwarf male)
Gram (dwarf male)
Grelzen(halfling female)
Grik (mul male)
Grissi (elf female)
Guerdra (elf female)
Guuta (elf female)
Guvaano (elf male)
Haakar (human male)

Haaku (elf male)
Haarna (human female)
Hai (dwarf male)
Hamanu (human male)
Hargan (human male)
Hephaestus (human male)
Herak (human male)
Herminard (human male)
Hezzerat (human male)
Hirik (human male)
Horga-at-horg (halfling female)
Horth (human male)
Hukaa (elf female)
Hurgen(half-giant male)
Huyar (elf male)
I'toc (human male)

Iamb (mul male)
Ibl (human male)
Ictinis (human male)
Ikan (elf male)
Ittee (elf female)
Jaarati (elf male)

Jaleen (human male)
Jaryx (half-giant male)
Jaseela (human female)
Jebea (human male)
Jedra (human male)
Jeila (elf female)
Jentil (elf female)
Jirah (elf male)
Jiras (elf male)
Jo'orsh (dwarf male)
Jotano (human male)
Judriath (human male)
Jun (human female)
Junithu (human male)
Junnai (half-giant male)
Jurgan (dwarf male)
Jurthas (human female)
K'kikrik (thri-kreen)
K'kivir (thri-kreen)
K'kriq (thri-kreen)
Kalak (human male)
Kalihana (elf male)
Kama (elf male)
Kamnys (elf male)
Kargash (human male)
Kathak (elf male)
Katid (human female)
Katza (elf female)
Kayan (human female)
Keelorr (elf female)
Kelira (human female)
Kesi (dwarf female)
Kester (tarek female)
Keyvas (elf male)
Khidar (shadow-people)
Kiah (human male)
Kiiretti (elf female)
Kilay (human male)
Kirga (elf female)
Kk'tkk (thri-kreen)
Kleys (elf male)
Klik'l (thri-kreen)
Kor (human male)
Korik (human male)
Korla (human female)
Kov (dwarf male)
Krikik (thri-kreen)
Krom (dwarf male)
Krysta (half-elf female)
Ktandeo (human male)
Kyuln (human male)
La (halfling female)
Laban (half-elf male)
Lafus (half-elf male)
Lalali-puy (human female)
Larech (human male)
Larkyn (human male)
Lazra (dwarf female)
Leoricius (human male)
Lestria (human female)
Lian (dwarf male)
Limrick(human male)
Linder (human male)
Lionus (human male)
Lismuuk (elf male)
Llunet (human female)
Lobuu (elf male)
Lodo (dwarf male)
Lokee (halfling male)
Lor (human female)
Lorelei (half-elf female)
Lorena (human female)
Lorl (elf male)
Ltak (dwarf male)
Luris (half-elf male)
Luubarra (elf female)
Lyanius (dwarf male)
Lyra (human female)
M
Maetan (human male)

Mag'r (giant male)
Magnus (elf male)
Mal (giant male)
Mandalis (human male)
Marda (human male)
Marut (human male)
Matthias (human male)
Maurus(human male)
Mayz (elf male)
Mearedes (human male)
Meebog (elf male)
Melestan (half-elf male)
Meredyd (elf female)
Merigal(human female)
Mersten (mul female)
Migena (human female)
Miiri (elf female)
Mila (half-elf female)
Milo (human male)
Mirabel(human female)
Miraz (elf male)
Mirch (half-elf male)
Misteek(elf male)
Mistella (elf female)
Morlak (human male)
Murd (dwarf male)
Mutami (elf male)
Muuton (elf male)
Myron (human male)
Mys'tll (thri-kreen)
N'kadir (dwarf male)

Nadia (human female)
Nal (giant male)
Nanda (human female)
Narissa (human female)
Nauhyotl (human female)
Navarch (half-elf male)
Neeva (human female)
Nefen (elf male)
Nesa (mul female)
Nibenay (human male)
Nikolos(human male)
Niscet (human male)
Nnn'tkk (thri-kreen)
Nok (halfling male)
Nuta (giant male)
Nuuko (elf male)
Nuuta (elf female)
Nylorac (human male)
Nymos (jozhal)
Nysia (elf female)
Ojoba (human male)

Orel (human male)
Orl (giant male)
Osa (mul female)
Osar (elf male)
Patch (giant male)

Pauk (halfling male)
Paxitus (human male)
Pegen (half-giant male)
Perian (elf female)
Perkin (human male)
Pevuran (human male)
Phatim (human male)
Phronta (human female)
Pletaw (halfling male)
Poortool (half-elf male)
Porgo (mul male)
Poros (elf male)
Portek (dwarf male)
Portynx (human male)
Prihn (human female)
Purhas (halfling male)
Quaar (elf male)

Quay (human male)
Radurak (elf male)

Raffaela (elf female)
Ragoner (human male)
Ragstol (human male)
Rajaat (human male)
Raka (human male)
Ramphion (human male)
Ranis (half-elf female)
Rasia (human female)
Rathoras (human male)
Rayne (human female)
Regg (half-elf male)
Remar (human male)
Rhayn (elf female)
Rikus (mul male)
Riv (elf/tarek male)
Rkard (dwarf male)
Rogil (human male)
Rogow (human male)
Rokan (human male)
Romila (human female)
Ross (human male)
Rotlees (human male)
Ruach (half-elf male)
Ruhola (elf female)
Ruvella (elf female)
Ryana (human female)
Sa'ram (dwarf male)

Sa-rea (human female)
Sacha (human male)
Sachet (human male)
Sadira (half-elf female)
Salust (human male)
Santhaal (elf female)
Sareka (half-elf female)
Selanu (human male)
Sellak (elf male)
Sestus (human male)
Shallin (human female)
Shimian (elf male)
Shiral (elf male)
Shrasa (human female)
Silax (elf male)
Sintha (human male)
Sizzkus (human male)
Solzak (half-elf male)
Sona (giant female)
Sorak (elf male)
Sortar (human male)
Strallowshax (dwarf male)
Strannys (elf male)
Stravos (human male)
Strom (human male)
Styan (human male)
Sult (dwarf male)
Sycia (human female)
T'kkyl (thri-kreen)
T'sor (half-giant male)
Tabaros (human male)
Tah (half-giant male)
Taiy (human male)
Tak (half-giant male)
Tala (elf female)
Talara (human female)
Tamana (elf female)
Tamar (human female)
Tar (halfling female)
Tara (human female)
Targaz (elf male)
Tarkla (human female)
Tay (giant male)
Tayo (elf male)
Tectuktitlay (human male)
Tella (human female)
Temmnya (human female)
Tenpug (mul male)
Terric (human male)
Thagya (human male)
Thania (half-elf female)
Thanik (human male)
Thaxos (human male)
Thonkin (human male)
Thorlin (human male)
Throkat (human male)
Thurin (dwarf male)
Thyraximus (human male)
Tierney (human female)
Timor (human male)
Tithian (human male)
Tomak (mul male)
Toramund (elf male)
Tordos (human male)
Toth (human male)
Traako (elf male)
Truvo (human male)
Tumya (elf female)
Turloff (human male)
Tutoc (half-giant male)
Twile (human male)
Ular (human female)

Umbra (shadow-people)
Urax (human male)
Urga-zoltapl (halfling male)
Utaa (elf female)
Uyness (human female)
Vaerhirmana (half-elf female)

Valuna (human female)
Vandrellen (elf male)
Vanous (human male)
Varanna (human female)
Varnag (human male)
Veeshte(human female)
Ves (human female)
Vesa (human female)
Veso (dwarf male)
Vinia (elf female)
Vok (half-elf male)
Voliviuus (human male)
Vollen (elf male)
Waltian(human male)
Wek (half-elf male)
Weom (human male)
Werrik (human male)
Wheelock (human male)
Wheetan (half-elf male)
Wik (elf male)
Wrog (lask)
Wyan (human male)
Xamres (human male)

Xanyon (mul male)
Xutan (half-elf male)
Yab (giant male)

Yalana (elf female)
Yarig (dwarf male)
Yarma (elf female)
Yarsha (human female)
Yaynil (elf male)
Ydris (human male)
Yerik (dwarf male)
Zaethus (human male)

Zalcor (human male)
Zareb (dwarf male)
Zeburon (human male)
Zivlil (halfling male)
Athasian Names by race
Compiler: John M. Martz
I simply took Ema's list and reorganized it by race, since I felt that it was simply another useful method of
looking at the names. Of course, I'm not saying that Abyuuk (an male elf's name) cannot be used by a
human male; indeed, it might be a likely name of a half-elf. It's just that one might consider certain names
more common for certain races. Also, when choosing a name for a character, it might be useful to look at
the style of the names of other members of the same race -- a particularly good example are thri-kreen
names.
I've made a separate group for each of the "official" PC races. Names for all other races are in the other
category.
Elf
Compare with half-elf names.
Abyuuk (elf male)

Alaa (elf female)
Alicious (elf female)
Alvys (elf male)
Areela (elf female)
Arelia (elf female)
Arien (elf male)
Arvos (elf male)
Bademyr (elf male)

Barak (elf male)
Borjaanu (elf male)
Botuu (elf male)
C'hel (elf male)

Celba (elf female)
Chirl (elf male)
Coranuu (elf male)
Crekun (elf male)
Cyne (elf male)
Darzus (elf male)

Deryssa (elf female)
Dukkoti (elf male)
Duukodo (elf male)
Dylauris (elf male)
E
Eevuu (elf male)
Ekee (elf female)
Elas (elf female)
Enala (elf female)
Esylk (elf female)
Faenaeyon (elf male)
Gaefal (elf male)

Galadin (elf male)
Galar (elf male)
Galek (elf male)
Gilam (elf male)
Grissi (elf female)
Guerdra (elf female)
Guuta (elf female)
Guvaano (elf male)
Haaku (elf male)

Hukaa (elf female)
Huyar (elf male)
Ikan (elf male)

Ittee (elf female)
Jaarati (elf male)

Jeila (elf female)
Jentil (elf female)
Jirah (elf male)
Jiras (elf male)
Kalihana (elf male)

Kama (elf male)
Kamnys (elf male)
Kathak (elf male)
Katza (elf female)
Keelorr (elf female)
Keyvas (elf male)
Kiiretti (elf female)
Kirga (elf female)
Kleys (elf male)
L
Lismuuk (elf male)
Lobuu (elf male)
Lorl (elf male)
Luubarra (elf female)
Magnus (elf male)

Mayz (elf male)
Meebog (elf male)
Meredyd (elf female)
Miiri (elf female)
Miraz (elf male)
Misteek(elf male)
Mistella (elf female)
Mutami (elf male)
Muuton (elf male)
Nefen (elf male)

Nuuko (elf male)
Nuuta (elf female)
Nysia (elf female)
Osar (elf male)
Perian (elf female)

Poros (elf male)
Quaar (elf male)
Radurak (elf male)

Raffaela (elf female)
Rhayn (elf female)
Ruhola (elf female)
Ruvella (elf female)
Santhaal (elf female)

Sellak (elf male)
Shimian (elf male)
Shiral (elf male)
Silax (elf male)
Sorak (elf male)
Strannys (elf male)
Tala (elf female)

Tamana (elf female)
Targaz (elf male)
Tayo (elf male)
Toramund (elf male)
Traako (elf male)
Tumya (elf female)
Utaa (elf female)
Vandrellen (elf male)

Vinia (elf female)
Vollen (elf male)
Wik (elf male)
Yalana (elf female)

Yarma (elf female)
Yaynil (elf male)
Dwarf
Compare with mul names.
Birgaz (dwarf male)

Bontar (dwarf male)
Brul (dwarf male)
Caelum(dwarf male)
Daled (dwarf male)

Drog (dwarf male)
Fyra (dwarf female)

G
Ghedran (dwarf male)

Gralth (dwarf male)
Gram (dwarf male)
Hai (dwarf male)
Jo'orsh (dwarf male)

Jurgan (dwarf male)
Kesi (dwarf female)

Kov (dwarf male)
Krom (dwarf male)
Lazra (dwarf female)

Lian (dwarf male)
Lodo (dwarf male)
Ltak (dwarf male)
Lyanius (dwarf male)
Murd (dwarf male)
N'kadir (dwarf male)
Portek (dwarf male)
Rkard (dwarf male) -=- (mul male)
Sa'ram (dwarf male)

Strallowshax (dwarf male)
Sult (dwarf male)
Thurin (dwarf male)
V
Veso (dwarf male)
Yarig (dwarf male)

Yerik (dwarf male)
Zareb (dwarf male)
Half-elf
Compare with human and elvish names.
Alie (half-elf female)

Arya (half-elf female)
Aso (half-elf female)
Boaz (half-elf male)

Brazin (half-elf male)
Drewet (half-elf female)
Ero (half-elf male)
Feera (half-elf female)

Feykaar (half-elf female)
Fyrian (half-elf male)
Gathalimay (half-elf male)
Krysta (half-elf female)
Laban (half-elf male)

Lafus (half-elf male)
Lorelei (half-elf female)
Luris (half-elf male)
Melestan (half-elf male)

Mila (half-elf female)
Mirch (half-elf male)
Navarch (half-elf male)
Poortool (half-elf male)
Ranis (half-elf female)

Regg (half-elf male)
Ruach (half-elf male)
Sadira (half-elf female)

Sareka (half-elf female)
Solzak (half-elf male)
Thania (half-elf female)
Vaerhirmana (half-elf female)

Vok (half-elf male)
Wek (half-elf male)

Wheetan (half-elf male)
Xutan (half-elf male)
Half-giant
Compare with human and giant names.
Atrocla (half-giant female)
C
Crag (half-giant male)
Den-du (half-giant male)

Doorub(half-giant male)
Gaanon(half-giant male)
Gall (half-giant male)
Garchom (half-giant male)
Ghurs (half-giant male)
Gigus (half-giant male)
Hurgen(half-giant male)
Jaryx (half-giant male)

Junnai (half-giant male)
Pegen (half-giant male)
T'sor (half-giant male)

Tah (half-giant male)
Tak (half-giant male)
Tutoc (half-giant male)
Halfling
Compare with shadow people names.
Anezka (halfling female)
Cha (halfling male)
Derlan (halfling male)
Fullgrin (halfling male)

G
Grelzen(halfling female)
Horga-at-horg (halfling female)
La (halfling female)
Lokee (halfling male)
Nok (halfling male)
Pauk (halfling male)

Pletaw (halfling male)
Purhas (halfling male)
Tar (halfling female)
Urga-zoltapl (halfling male)
Zivlil (halfling male)
Human
Compare with mul, half-elf, and half-giant names.
Abalach-re (human female)

Agis (human male)
Agu (human male)
Albeorn (human male)
Amandia (human female)
Anavias (human female)
Andiama (human female)
Andropinis (human male)
Antrifos (human male)
Arbistor (human male)
Arisphistaneles (human male)
Aristes (human male)
Astara (human female)
Astemba (human male)
Astini (human male)
Athrialix (human male)
Aukash-pad (human male)
Averil (human female)
Azzer (human male)
Banoc (human male)

Banther(human male)
Barakah (human female)
Bartis (human male)
Bartras (human male)
Beryl (human male)
Bevus (human male)
Borger (human male)
Borys (human male)
Brevit (human male)
Buris (human female)
Bythal (human male)
Caldon (human male)

Caletta (human female)
Camla (human female)
Canth (human male)
Catalyna (human female)
Catrion (human female)
Charl (human male)
Chessia (human female)
Chimali (human male)
Clavis (human male)
Cybrian (human male)
Daclamitus (human male)

Dahn-gen (human male)
Damras(human female)
Darian (human male)
Deva (human female)
Domitian (human male)
Dorjan (human female)
Dornal (human male)
Dote (human male)
Dyan (human male)
E'la (human female)

Er'stali (human male)
Er'thork (human male)
Esreva (human male)
Etheros (human male)
Evrim (human male)
Faldar (human male)

Faria (human female)
Farlahn (human male)
Fevil (human male)
Finneal (human male)
Frayne (human male)
G'rshun (human male)

Gallard (human male)
Gammeg (human male)
Gar (human male)
Garreth(human male)
Gennet (human male)
Giovvo (human male)
Girias (human male)
Gotho (human male)
Grak (human male)
Grakidi (human male)
Haakar (human male)

Haarna (human female)
Hamanu (human male)
Hargan (human male)
Hephaestus (human male)
Herak (human male)
Herminard (human male)
Hezzerat (human male)
Hirik (human male)
Horth (human male)
I'toc (human male)

Ibl (human male)
Ictinis (human male)
Jaleen (human male)

Jaseela (human female)
Jebea (human male)
Jedra (human male)
Jotano (human male)
Judriath (human male)
Jun (human female)
Junithu (human male)
Jurthas (human female)
K
Kalak (human male)

Kargash (human male)
Katid (human female)
Kayan (human female)
Kelira (human female)
Kiah (human male)
Kilay (human male)
Kor (human male)
Korik (human male)
Korla (human female)
Ktandeo (human male)
Kyuln (human male)
Lalali-puy (human female)

Larech (human male)
Larkyn (human male)
Leoricius (human male)
Lestria (human female)
Limrick(human male)
Linder (human male)
Lionus (human male)
Llunet (human female)
Lor (human female)
Lorena (human female)
Lyra (human female)
Maetan (human male)

Mandalis (human male)
Marda (human male)
Marut (human male)
Matthias (human male)
Maurus(human male)
Mearedes (human male)
Merigal(human female)
Migena (human female)
Milo (human male)
Mirabel(human female)
Morlak (human male)
Myron (human male)
Nadia (human female)

Nanda (human female)
Narissa (human female)
Nauhyotl (human female)
Neeva (human female)
Nibenay (human male)
Nikolos(human male)
Niscet (human male)
Nylorac (human male)
Ojoba (human male)

Orel (human male)
Paxitus (human male)

Perkin (human male)
Pevuran (human male)
Phatim (human male)
Phronta (human female)
Portynx (human male)
Prihn (human female)
Quay (human male)
Ragoner (human male)

Ragstol (human male)
Rajaat (human male)
Raka (human male)
Ramphion (human male)
Rasia (human female)
Rathoras (human male)
Rayne (human female)
Remar (human male)
Rogil (human male)
Rogow (human male)
Rokan (human male)
Romila (human female)
Ross (human male)
Rotlees (human male)
Ryana (human female)
Sa-rea (human female)

Sacha (human male)
Sachet (human male)
Salust (human male)
Selanu (human male)
Sestus (human male)
Shallin (human female)
Shrasa (human female)
Sintha (human male)
Sortar (human male)
Stravos (human male)
Strom (human male)
Styan (human male)
Sycia (human female)
Tabaros (human male)

Taiy (human male)
Talara (human female)
Tamar (human female)
Tara (human female)
Tarkla (human female)
Tectuktitlay (human male)
Tella (human female)
Temmnya (human female)
Terric (human male)
Thagya (human male)
Thanik (human male)
Thaxos (human male)
Thonkin (human male)
Thorlin (human male)
Throkat (human male)
Thyraximus (human male)
Tierney (human female)
Timor (human male)
Tithian (human male)
Tordos (human male)
Toth (human male)
Truvo (human male)
Turloff (human male)
Twile (human male)
Ular (human female)

Urax (human male)
Uyness (human female)
Valuna (human female)

Vanous (human male)
Varanna (human female)
Varnag (human male)
Veeshte(human female)
Ves (human female)
Vesa (human female)
Voliviuus (human male)
Waltian(human male)
Weom (human male)
Werrik (human male)
Wheelock (human male)
Wyan (human male)
X
Xamres (human male)
Yarsha (human female)

Ydris (human male)
Zaethus (human male)

Zalcor (human male)
Zeburon (human male)
Mul
Compare with human and dwarven names.
Ceu'lo'ewn (mul male)

Cocoton (mul male)
Grik (mul male)
Iamb (mul male)
Mersten (mul female)
Nesa (mul female)
Osa (mul female)
Porgo (mul male)
Rikus (mul male)

Rkard (mul male)
T
Tenpug (mul male)
Tomak (mul male)
Xanyon (mul male)
Other Races
Beort (giant male)

Brita (giant female)
Chilo (tarek male)
Felorn (tarek female)

Fosk (giant male)
Fylo (giant male)
Galt (giant male)
Kester (tarek female)

Khidar (shadow-people)
Mag'r (giant male)

Mal (giant male)
Nal (giant male)

Nuta (giant male)
Nymos (jozhal)
Orl (giant male)
Patch (giant male)

R

Sona (giant female)
Tay (giant male)
Umbra (shadow-people)
Wrog (lask)
Yab (giant male)
Thri-kreen
Chkak-a-chakk (thri-kreen)
Durwadala (thri-kreen)
K'kikrik (thri-kreen)
K'kivir (thri-kreen)
K'kriq (thri-kreen)
Kk'tkk (thri-kreen)
Klik'l (thri-kreen)
Krikik (thri-kreen)
Mys'tll (thri-kreen)
Nnn'tkk (thri-kreen)
T
T'kkyl (thri-kreen)

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Overview

Introduction to the Third Edition

Changes in the DSNHB

3rd edition compiled and edited by Darknight, copyright (c) 1997

Alessandro Yoshi Polliotti AKA Darknight <[email protected]>

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Appendix A - Athasian Names

Min/Max Ability Scores*

Level Limits Thieving adjustments

L'Sstan-Ti may also be multi-classed: Fighter/Preserver, Fighter/Thief, Fighter/Psionicist,

Preferred Equipment and Combat Tactics

Allowable classes and level limits

Multi class options

Appearance & personality

Benefits and hindrances common to all the half drakes:

Cerebral knights advance as shown on the table

The Great Master is the overall head of the

Athasian Halfling Whistler

Disciplines Learning Order: Telepathic, Clairsentient, Metapsionic, Psychometabolic, Psychoportive,

* Power from DRAGON #204

Master of the hunt

Disciplines Learning Order:

Normal usage: Summon Planar Creature, Sensitivity to Psychic Impressions, Hypnosis.

Sciences that can be used only in sleeping target: Probe, Dreamstalker**

* Power from DRAGON #204

Wizling (designed for use with Age of Heroes rules)

Any class Kits

1 slot (2 for people without the drawing NWP) / DEX / general

1 slot / INT + DEX reaction adj. / general

Weapon costs corrected from Age of Heroes

Alhulak (CGHB) 9gp

Weapon Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage

Cost(Metal) Weight Size Type Speed Damage

Weapon Cost Weight Size Type Speed Damage

Cost(Metal) Weight Size Type Speed Damage

Here are the multiple uses for this weapon.

Material Weight Recovery Ratio Cost

Amount of food produced from create food and water spell

food = level - (gallons x 8.5)/64

Table 5: Group/Skilled Individual

Frequency and Chance of Wilderness Encounters

Additional rules for Half-Giants

Example: half-giant two-handed sword

Notes about Athasian Giants

Nonmental Weapons Rules

In-depth nonmetal Weapons Rules

Limitations of the DSRB Rules

Table 1: Characteristics of each material used for weapons.

Table 2: Weapon Quality Modifiers

Alternate Strength Table (based on 1st edition Dark Sun)

Alternate Strength Table (based on 2nd edition Dark Sun)

Feedback is greatly appreciated.

Ability Hit Damage Weight Max Open Bend Bars/

Roll Hit Damage Weight Bonuses Chance Bonus

Weapon-Group Proficiency with Athasian Weapons

Tight Groups Gouge Puchik

5d4 4d4+4 468+2 468+2* 2d8+4 2d8+4* 1d20

Incorporating spells from The Great Net Prayerbook

Medical Herbs - Look mom, no cleric!

Psychoactive Drugs -- euphorics, hallucinogens, aphrodisiac...