Friday, July 7, 2023

Forests & Woodlands The Valelands & The Nerath Timeline The current year for our Valelands campaign is set during the year 103AE. Inspired By Gary Gygax

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"A century has passed since the great human Empire of Nerath fell, leaving the Nentir Vale a desolate borderland region populated by "points of light"—isolated towns and villages surrounded by a monster-infested wilderness. The mighty empires of the dragonborn and tieflings that existed long before Nerath also lie in ruins, their legacies lost beneath the untamed land. The roads are dangerous, overgrown, and plagued by bandits, marauding humanoids, and foul beasts.

Travel between civilized areas like the trading town of Fallcrest and the dwarven citadel of Hammerfast is a peril-filled journey. Ruined keeps and abandoned manors, remnants of a forgotten age, litter the countryside, ripe for adventurers to explore and claim as their own. This land does not have a powerful kingdom to enforce its laws or fend off the growing evils. It needs heroes who are brave enough to venture into the dark and face the lurking monsters and evil cults."

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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons (AD&D) is a more complex, expansive version of the original tabletop role-playing game published by TSR in the late 1970s to add depth and complexity that its creator, Gary Gygax, felt was missing from the original. It features more rules, character options, and more campaign settings.

TSR (Tactical Studies Rules): is the publisher of the original Dungeons & Dragons and also created AD&D.
• Editions: AD&D 1st edition was first published in 1977.
• Core Books: TSR released the core rulebooks (Monster Manual, Player's Handbook, Dungeon Master's Guide) in the late 1970s and early 1980s, setting the standard for the game's 1st Edition. TSR later released the Unearthed Arcana commonly referred to as the 1.5 edition.
• Complexity: AD&D added more detailed rules, higher-level play, more character classes, and a wider variety of options compared to the original game.
• Separate Games: TSR published AD&D alongside a parallel, less complex version called Basic Dungeons & Dragons (BD&D), which was designed to be easier to learn and play.
• 1st Edition (1977-1979): The initial release, which was more complex and had a lot more tables & charts for players to use.

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Elora Dawn
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All of our campaigns will consist of adventures loosely tied together to create our long lasting campaigns. These adventures will work together to create "our own" Valelands campaign setting set within the world of Nerath.

We are always looking for more people that would like to join us that will be "dedicated" players & DMs.

We are very rusty to online play and have been away from the game for a long time so, if you can tolerate some mistakes being made while we learn then please give us a shout out.

If you would like to join us in our adventures, you can leave us a comment in our comment section located here.

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This Blog is purely for informative and entertainment purposes only. Feel free to drop us a comment in our comments section or I can easily be contacted at jamesefullard@gmail.com

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