So, I've only ever played one campaign of D&D in my life so I am by no means knowledgeable in that area at all. The Cypher system is a dawdle to learn and I whole heartedly recommend it and Numenera. I'm a Drakken on a diplomatic mission to prevent the outbreak of war between Vaulter and Ardent Mage communities. I quite literrally am playing in a Cypher system campaign right now using these rules as Lorekeeper Helemnovar. Broken Lords, Vaulters, Wildwalkers, Forgotten, Drakken, Mezzari, Allayi, And Roving Clansmen. The Cultists as a joinable (not necessarily voluntarily) factionĬypher system Descriptors for playing as the following races from Endless Legend. Some made up locales to give a broad world seed. A basic primer more geared towards players not familiar with the setting.Īdvice on the sorts of stories Endless Legend lends itself towards.

The link includes:Ī Gazeteer of the world of Auriga. It's mostly written as if compatible for Numenera and that is the system I would recommend running this in. I wrote this Endless Legend adaptation for the Cypher system over a year ago and posted it to the Amplitude Discord server where it went through an iteration of review with some of that community's lore gurus at my request: There's a lot of Homebrew you'll need to do though, hope it works out. Dust is really powerful.Įven small things like resources and biomesĭefinitely make use of anomaly tiles and winter effects. That said it is most likely highly controlled and regulated by the overseeing factions, wouldn't give it too freely. You could very well have dust as a sort of premium currency that is above the normal copper, silver, gold, platinum basically consider it as a really good magic item capable of instantly creating something, healing, destroying, etc. Guardians would be cool too.ĭust explains itself in EL lore they're nanomachines that are capable of a lot of stuff like instantly creating whatever the user needs (so long as you have enough dust). Other than that make use of Urkans in the same, if not higher, capacity as ancient dragons (would recommend not allowing ability to control an Urkan, it's difficult for an entire faction to control one let alone 4 adventurers). Beasts would probably be most common though. In EL, most things you fight are sentient and have their own culture and civilization, not saying you cant fight them but there would be a level of politics and ethics to consider it's easy to kill a pack of rats that invaded the local tavern, gets a bit more complicated if it were a group of humans. You would probably have to take some liberties with incorporating monsters and such into the game. What encounters would be important to have? Would be interesting to see more person to person interaction since we wouldn't see that as much except through the faction questline. Well I'd be down to see more inner city lore and how the various factions formed their culture. What would you like to see in a D&D recreation of this world?

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