GHR Campaign Guide v1.0

CAMPAIGN GUIDE
Version 1.0
CY 615
July 24, 2015
Tony Antonich, Allen Davis, Dave Guerreri, Keith Garrigan, Nick Haws,
Anthony Keller, Sam McMullen, Dave Peterson, TJ Shorb
GREYHAWK REBORN: BEHIND THE SCENES

Campaign Organization
GHR LEAD:
Dave Guerrieri
PLOTS AND STORIES LEADS:
Hold of the Sea Princes Lead: Anthony Keller
Keoland Leads: Dave Guerrieri & Keith Garrigan
CAMPAIGN GROUP LEADS:
The campaign staff is always eager to hear what your

enjoyed, what you didn't enjoy, and, most importantly,
why. You may ask questions of the campaign staff or ask
for rules clarification Wed love to hear any suggestions
or comments you may have.
FIND US ONLINE
Nick Haws & TJ Shorb
CONVENTION AND GAME DAY SUPPORT:
Tell Us What You Think
Samantha McMullen
CAMPAIGN GUIDE CREATION AND DESIGN:
Anthony Antonich
Allen Davis
Keith Garrigan
Dave Guerreri
Nick Haws
Anthony Keller
Samantha McMullen
Dave Peterson
TJ Shorb
GHR Staff Playing in the

Campaign
We feel it is very important that GHR campaign staff
stay fully involved and invested in the campaign itself,
so we encourage our staff and leads to play PCs at tables
whenever possible.
The Greyhawk Reborn website at

www.greyhawkreborn.net (under construction)
The GHR Facebook Group at
https://www.facebook.com/groups/greyhawkreb
orn/
The GHR Facebook Page at
https://www.facebook.com/greyhawkreborn
The GHR Yahoo Groups page at
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/ghr/info
All Greyhawk Reborn campaign announcements will be

made in the above locations.
In addition, you may contact Dave Guerrieri at
d-guerrieri@comcast.net with general Greyhawk
Reborn questions.
Greyhawk Reborn Campaign Guide
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome to Greyhawk Reborn!
Post-LG Greyhawk
Rising from the Ashes, Greyhawk is Reborn!
Greyhawk Reborn Overview
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Living Campaigns
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Using the Greyhawk Setting
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Central Campaign Rules
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Rule One: Fun & Entertainment
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Rule Two: Its About the Story
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Rule Three: Things are Handled at the Table 2
Other Campaign Rules
2
Rules Updates and Changes
2
Ethical Play Guidelines
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Character Creation
Starting Player Characters

Starting Ability Scores
Races
Languages
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Classes
Customizing Backgrounds
Alignment
Hit Points
Starting Equipment
Additional Equipment
Home Region
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Stories & Adventures
Adventures
Adventure Tiers
Adventure Types
Interactive Adventures
Adventure Categories
Adventure Settings
Adventure Records
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Adventuring Days (ADs)

Travel between Regions
Changing Home Regions
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At the Table
Average Party Level (APL) & Rewards

Table Size
Online Play
Playing Again
Greyhawk Reborn Rewards Cards
Adventure Play & Campaign Rules

Adventuring Days
Building a Structure
Crafting
Performing Sacred Rites
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Practicing a Profession
Recuperating
Running a Business
Training
Combat
Bloodied
Masterwork Weapons
Spells
Conjuring Spells
Reincarnate
Spellcasting Services
Summoning Spells
Miscellaneous Campaign Rules
Changing Deity
Equipment
Feats
Lycanthropy
Multiclassing
Scroll Levels
Selling Items
Trading Items
Using the Dead Character Equipment
Adventure Records & Rewards

Favors & Influence
Favor Worth
Out of Region Favors
Lifestyle & Upkeep
Treasure & Rewards
APL and Rewards
Items Found
Magic Items Found
Upgrading an Item to Magic Item Slot
Magic Item Body Slots
Campaign Groups
Campaign Groups
Adventuring Companies
Description
Sponsorship
Petition for Sponsorship
Benefits
Constraints
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Appendix AAdditional Character Creation

Options
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Appendix BGreyhawk Reborn Deities
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Appendix CJoin the GHR Team!
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Greyhawk Reborn Living Campaign Guide
WELCOME TO GREYHAWK REBORN!

We welcome you to our Greyhawk Reborn (GHR)
organized play campaign. Our primary goal is
entertainment for everyone involved, players and DMs
alike, while advocating for the gaming community.
Greyhawk Reborn is a new type of living campaign, one
in which adventures are created and judged by each
individual DM. At the same time, the campaign staff
manages the campaign guidelines and documents and
oversees the campaign story lines. We are using the
Dungeons and Dragons 5E as a basis for our Greyhawk
Reborn campaign. However, where there a differences
between the D&D 5E rules and GHR campaign, the rules
in this document have precedence.
One of the main goals of the Greyhawk Reborn
campaign is to bring gamers together. As such, it will
primarily be offered at conventions and game days. We
believe that the more often gamers get together, and the
greater numbers of gamers that get together, the
greater the benefits to the gaming community overall.
Please keep in mind that the Greyhawk Reborn
campaign will constantly strive to provide the best play
experiences possible for our players. We will tweak,
change and maybe even overhaul things to improve our
campaign.
The Guiding Principles of the

Greyhawk Reborn Campaign
Have fun. Everyone at the table should be

a part of the enjoyment of everyone else.
Story is king.
PCs actions should have consequences for

the character and in the campaign
Players should feel invested in the

campaign.
Role-playing and roll-playing are not

mutually exclusive.
To involve as many people in the creative

process as possible.
Understand that the rules in this document, and other

Greyhawk Reborn documents to follow, may always be
changed or tweaked, whether to adjust to rules updates,
allow for better game balance, or simply to create more
player enjoyment.
What were once powerful, unified empires have now

become small city-states, barely controlling the
territory with a days ride of their walls. Kings, lords
and nobles now clash against one another, trying to
become the one who is able to unite the various small
political entities. Some want to do it for the benefit of
all, others only to feed their own egos and power.
Post-LG Greyhawk
No, it is not a safe world anymore, not since The

Breaking.
The Flanaess needs new heroes. Are you ready to

answer the call?
It is no longer safe to be out at night. It is dangerous to
travel from town to town, except in groups. The night
somehow seems darker, more sinister. Only the very
powerful travel alone or after dark. Or the very foolish.
What was once thriving farming hamlets are now
walled villages. Towns are heavily fortified. Only the
desperate are outside the safety of town walls at night;
even the farmers travel to the fields to mind their crops
during the day, returning to the protection of
civilization at dusk.
Goblin, kobolds and their ilk fill the vast spaces between
towns now, bullied by hobgoblins, and gnolls, and orcs.
It is said that their evil grows stronger each day. There
are likely fouler, more evil masters above them, such as
trolls, and giants, and drow, with even more hideous
evil creatures above them. It is even rumored that great
fiends and other abyssal creatures now sit at the top
rung of the ladder, with the strong ruling the weak.
Rising from the Ashes,

Greyhawk is Reborn!
Once again explore one of the oldest, most beloved
campaign worlds of all time. The world of Greyhawk
will come alive again as your characters, your HEROES,
wander upon the Flanaess, pushing back the darkness.
Venture forth anew in the realm that brought you
classics such as The Village of Hommlet, White Plume
Mountain, Against the Giants, Slavers, and the Living
Greyhawk campaign. Revisit places such as Saltmarsh,
Greyhawk City, the Vast Swamp and the Amedio Jungle.
Create new player characters in your favorite world,
with classic races and classes. Create mighty warriors,
powerful wizards, saintly clerics and dubious rogues.
Your characters have a place in the world and their
actions will help shape the world.
GREYHAWK REBORN OVERVIEW

Living Campaigns
A living campaign comes from the idea that more than
one table, at more than one time, can exist and help
shape a campaign. A living campaign springs from the
idea that a home-style role-playing campaign can be
expanded to include tens, hundreds, or even thousands
of different players and characters. In essence, when
you play an adventure, other players with other
characters can experience the same adventure, and
maybe have a completely different experience than you.
So many players (and many characters) can share the
same world, and have some shared experiences, and
some not-so-shared experiences.
One of the main principles of our living campaign is that
your characters actions mean something within the
campaign, and can have a lasting impression. For
instance, during a royal wedding festival, the local
rogues' guild has a contest in which a Qualls Tree
Token is to be placed in the most outrageous or
inappropriate location. If you place the Tree Token in
the reflection pool in the royal palace, it may show up
there in future adventures. You and your characters
actions have meaning!!
Using the Greyhawk Setting

Greyhawk is one of the first, and therefore one of the
oldest, published campaign settings. Created by E. Gary
Gygax and Dave Arneson, and originally published by
TSR, now owned by Wizards of the Coast/Hasbro, the
Greyhawk setting is one of the most loved and deepest
detailed settings in the history of role-playing.
Greyhawk Reborn aims to keep the feel and flavor that
Mr. Gygax and Mr. Arneson developed in the early years
of Dungeons and Dragons, and we often refer back to
both the 1st edition World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game
Setting (often called the WoG boxed set) and the 3 rd
edition Living Greyhawk Gazetteer. We are also inspired
by Living Grehawk Campaign adventures and
documents.
Central Campaign Rules

No matter the specific game or campaign, there are
always certain rules to follow. These are those rules.
RULE ONE: FUN & ENTERTAINMENT

Everyone seated at the table is sacrificing time and/or
money to be able to play this particular game, including
the DM. Lets all have fun together, and respect other
peoples play styles and our DMs.
RULE TWO: ITS ABOUT THE STORY

The campaign staff strongly believes that Greyhawk
Reborn is a shared storytelling campaign. We have tales
wed like to share with you and have you become a part
of. You, and your player character, likely wish to
become part of the stuff of legends. Together, we strive
for fun, interactive play opportunities for all involved in
the Greyhawk Reborn campaign.
RULE THREE: THINGS ARE HANDLED AT THE TABLE

Since the DM is judging their own adventure, the DM
has final say over all rules decisions at their table.
Adventure Records and certificates will not be emailed
or mailed to players, so please make sure when you are
done at the table that you have everything you need.
As with any game, sometimes people at a table will have
different interpretations of a given rule. We don't want
interpretation of the rules to grind your gaming session
to a halt. One of the DM's tasks is to listen to all sides
and then make a decision. Whenever there is any
confusion or contradiction about a rule, the table DM is
the final arbiter, using the current version of the
Dungeons and Dragons 5E rules.
The campaign staff also believes strongly in both the
letter of the rules and the spirit of the rules, balancing
between fair and fun, game balance and individual play
styles.
Other Campaign Rules

RULES UPDATES AND CHANGES
We want everyone to enjoy themselves; players and DM
alike. In any shared world campaign, we need a
semblance of structure, organization and rules to keep a
level playing field.
We will be using the Dungeons and Dragons 5E rules
set, with some changes for our campaign. As additional
options become available, the campaign staff will
examine them carefully, and adjust the campaign rules
accordingly. The campaign staff will be weighing fun
and enjoyment for all, as well as campaign balance. Who
knows, we may even create some rules and materials of
our own.
With the D&D 5E rules as our rules set, we expect no
significant changes in the rules in the near future. If
changes do occur, there may be instances where the
changes in the rules significantly alter the way
characters play. When changes occur, the campaign staff
will allow characters to be tweaked so that they can
remain within the rules of the game, and so that they
are true to your original character concept. Guidance for
those changes will be provided when needed, usually
with a window of opportunity to make those changes.
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Ethical Play Guidelines

In the Greyhawk Reborn campaign, we expect all of our
players, DM's, and staff to conduct themselves with
integrity and in a manner compatible with group
cooperation and everyone's enjoyment of the game,
including the DM.
Specifically:Be considerate of the fun of everyone at the
table, and be understanding of all variety of play styles.
Remember it is a game of heroes, and requires

group cooperation to be successful, both incharacter and out-of-character.
Play fair and honestly, and stay away from

"Shadyville" in rules interpretations.
Follow both the spirit and the letter of the rules.
You cannot intentionally damage or hinder other

player characters without their permission.
Respect the authority and decisions of your DM and

play styles and decisions of your fellow players.
Play adventures for the story and challenges, not

for specific rewards.
Please stay focused on the game. We understand

that smart phones and tablets are often part of a
gamers arsenal today, but be polite to everyone
around the table. Please be conscious that
continuous texting and web surfing pulls your
attention away from the game at hand.
CHARACTER CREATION
Before you can play, you need a player character. To
create a Greyhawk Reborn character, you will need the
following:
D&D 5E Basic Rules and/or Players Handbook
A character sheet of some sort
device pencil or pen
The following rules are for character creation and

advancement. All GHR PCs must conform to the
following rule: All PCs start at 1st level with zero XP.
Starting Player Characters

All player characters begin play at level 1. Your
character will advance a level approximately every 3 to
5 adventures. Play a character that you will enjoy and
that other players at the table will enjoy interacting
with.
Starting Ability Scores
Demi-human races that are currently not available for

play in Greyhawk Reborn:
Dwarf, Duergar
Human, Rhennee
Elf, Gray
Human, Olman
Elf, Valley
Human, Touv
Elf, Dark (Drow)
Dragonborn
Elf, Wild (Grugach)
Tiefling
A standard human is considered to be a mix of several

races, with no discernible dominant race. Each of the
human sub-races have distinguishing physical features,
and PCs will have physical traits denoting their main
heritage. Greyhawk has traditionally had several human
sub-races, such as Baklunish, Flannae, Oeridian and
Suloise.
Greyhawk Reborn human PCs may be either a
standard human as described in the Players
Handbook, or one of the following sub-races listed
below.
You may use one of the following methods to determine

your starting ability scores:
You may use the following ability scores and assign

them to your abilities as you prefer; 15, 14, 13, 12,
10, and 8, and then make any changes necessary
based upon your choice of race
you may use the variant 27 point buy ability score
system as described in the PHB on page 19
Due to the nature of a living-style shared world

campaign, you may not determine your ability scores
using any type of dice rolling method.
Races
Playable Human Sub Races

Baklunish:
+1 to Strength, two other abilities
Bonus Feat: Mounted Combat
Bonus Language: Ancient Baklunish
Flan:
+1 to Constitution, two other abilities
Proficient in Nature & Survival;
+5 foot bonus to speed;
Bonus Language: Flan.
To create the traditional feel and flavor of the World of

Greyhawk, we allow all standard demi-human races
(dwarf, elf, halfling, gnome, half-elf and half-orc) and
their sub-races that inhabit Greyhawk.
Oeridian:
+1 to Wisdom, two other abilities
Bonus Feat: Savage Attacker;
Bonus Language: Old Oeridian
The following demi-human races are currently available

for play in Greyhawk Reborn:
Suloise:
+1 to Intelligence, two other abilities
Bonus Feat: Magic Initiate;
Bonus Language: Suloise.
Dwarf, Hill
Halfling, Stout
Dwarf, Mountain
Gnome, Rock
Elf, High
Gnome, Forest
Elf, Wood
Half-Elf
Halfling, Lightfoot
Half-Orc
You may not create a human using the Variant Human

Traits sidebar on page 31. Other human sub-races, as
well as other races, may become available in the
campaign at a later date.
Languages
The following are languages that can be learned in the
GHR campaign:
Ancient Baklunish
Common
Draconic
Flan
Dwarvish
Giant
Keolandish
Elvish
Goblin
Old Oeridian
Gnomish
Sylvan
Suloise
Halfling
Undercommon
Orcish
Other languages may become available through
campaign play.
Classes
All of the classes in the Player's Handbook are available
for play in the Greyhawk Reborn campaign. You may
use the Quick Build option and Equipment suggestions
as recommended for your chosen class and background,
or you may make your own choices regarding ability
scores, class features, backgrounds, equipment and the
like.
You may choose the suggested background for your
class, or choose any of the backgrounds available in the
Player's Handbook. You must take the skill proficiencies
and languages as listed in the backgrounds, but you may
choose your own equipment if desired (see the
Equipment section below for more details). You should
choose a personality trait, ideal, bond and flaw for your
character from the lists for each background.
Additional Greyhawk Reborn class options are available
in Appendix A of this document.
CUSTOMIZING BACKGROUNDS
You may create your own background for your
character, but it must be submitted and approved by the
campaign before you may use it. Use the backgrounds as
written in the Player's Handbook as both a template and
guideline for creating your new background. The
Greyhawk Reborn campaign reserves the rights to use
any original submitted backgrounds in the GHR
campaign. Approved backgrounds are listed in
Appendix A of this document.
Deities worshipped in the campaign, as well as other

information regarding deities, their clerics, and their
worshippers, maybe found in Appendix A. Deities may
be added, edited, or removed from the campaign in the
future.
Hit Points
At first level, a PC receives maximum hit points for its
class. For each additional level, they the fixed value of
hit points as shown in their class entry, plus their
Constitution modifier. For example, when a fighter gains
a level, she will gain 6+CON modifier.
Starting Equipment
You may choose the suggested equipment listed in class
and background descriptions, or you may choose your
own equipment. To begin play a PC starts with the
maximum total gold pieces funds for their class as listed
on page 143 of the PHB.
ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT
Anything 75 gold pieces or less from the follow tables is
available for purchase for a starting character:
armor
weapons
adventuring gear
tools
mounts and other animals (except camels)
tack, harness & drawn vehicles
waterborne vehicles
trade goods
Other items will

documentation.
be
available
with
campaign
Home Region
Every player character hails from somewhere, whether
it is a specific village or town or simply a country. Every
PC must choose a home region from the areas listed on
a Greyhawk map. It could be a hamlet or large city, a
country, or even a mountain range or forest. This may
have an impact upon your use of Adventuring Days or it
could help or hinder you during and adventure.
Other backgrounds may become available for the

campaign in the future.
Additional Greyhawk Reborn backgrounds are available
in Appendix A of this document.
Alignment
You may choose any non-evil alignment for your PC.
You are not required to choose a deity, however any PC
that casts a divine spell must have a deity and the PCs
alignment must be within one step of that deity's
alignment.
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STORIES & ADVENTURES

Each Greyhawk Reborn player will have a different play
style, and that is a part of what makes a living campaign
interesting to play. In a shared-world campaign, we all
need to agree on some ground rules. The following are
some general guidelines that in which our campaign
staff strongly believe:
We are all here to have fun! This is the most

fundamental rule; after all, it is called a game.
Please try not to take things personally, or become
antagonistic or abusive. Have a hearty rules
discussion, but don't let it slow the game down. Try
to find compromises so that all can enjoy
themselves, including the DM. When the DM makes
a final decision, respect the decision and move on.
Remember that it is a team game. Even the gloomy

outsider character should be able to function well
in the team environment. D&D has always been
about shared storytelling and overcoming
obstacles as a group. Role-play how you wish, but
support your fellow heroes.
You cannot intentionally hurt, damage or hamper

other PCs without that player's permission.
Obviously, sometimes PCs can be forced to attack
other PCs, such as when dominated. In that case,
those attacks are chosen by the DM, not by the
player of the dominated character.
Adventures
Each time you sit down at a Greyhawk Reborn
adventure it will be a unique experience, one created by
the particular combination of players around the table
as well as the individual DM. Some adventures may be a
classic dungeon crawl, while others may require you to
solve a mystery. Some will be combat intensive, and
others will focus upon character interactions with NPCs.
Many more will be some combination of the above.
You could be hired as guards for a caravan carrying
something vitally important or you could be sent to
investigate why an ore shipment is overdue from a
silver mine. You could be sent to rescue a princess, a
merchant, or another adventurer. Or you could be sent
to deal with a group of bandits, eliminating the threat
once and for all.
Most adventures will be planned to play in about a three
to four hour time frame, from the time everyone sits
down at the table to the time everyone leaves after the
adventure is wrapped up and paperwork completed.
This would be considered a one-round adventure and
most of our adventures will fall into this category. Some
adventures will be longer, and become two-round or
three-round adventures, but these will be rare.
It is possible that there may be encounters in
adventures that you are not meant to fight. Not all
encounters are meant to be solved by battle. There may

even be some encounters that retreat is the best option
for survival.
ADVENTURE TIERS
In Greyhawk Reborn, your heroes will begin their
adventuring careers on the local level, helping out
towns and villages. They are not yet well known, and
are not very powerful. As they continue to adventure,
they will become more recognized and more powerful.
The adventure tiers for Greyhawk Reborn will reflect
that concept. Characters will at first influence Greyhawk
at the local level, and as they increase in power, so will
their influence. The PCs will progress through the local
level to where they are now dealing with nobles that
rule a city or province. From there, they will deal with
the problems of kingdoms, and eventually the PCs will
be involved with Oerth-shattering events. Our tiering
system is as follows:
Local tier adventures are the lowest level in GHR,

and will involve the PCs in events at the town and
village level. These adventures will be of levels 1
through 4.
Regional tier adventures will bring the heroes into

conflicts that involved provinces and baronies,
and possibly even kingdoms. These adventures
will be of levels 5-10.
Multi-Regional tier adventures will concern the

PCs in the events of kingdoms and empires. These
adventures will be of levels 11-16.
Global tier adventures will engage the heroes in

struggles against threats to all of the Flanaess, the
Oerth and planar menaces. These adventures will
be of levels 17-20.
Adventures will be written for a specific level range, and

some overlapping of tiers may occur. For instance, an
introductory adventure may only be for level one
characters, while other adventures may be for levels 15. Each adventure offers different challenges for
different levels. Perhaps monsters will be different
between levels, or the numbers of monsters could be
increased or decreased. Skill challenges may have
different difficulty levels, or similar adjustments can be
made to alter the level of difficulty based upon the PCs.
This allows us to keep the challenges faced by the PCs
appropriate, and will make adventure creation much
easier to the DM/author.
Adventures will have a brief description (called a blurb)
that tells you a little about the adventure, such as where
it occurs. It will also include level range, as well as the
type, category and setting of the adventure.
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ADVENTURE TYPES
Adventures will be designated as either stand-alone
adventures or story arc adventures. The type of
adventure will be noted in the adventure blurb.
A stand-alone is a separate adventure all unto itself, to
be played completely in one session. The story will have
a beginning, middle, and an end. No other adventures
will directly relate to a stand-alone adventure.
Story arc adventures will be a connected series of
adventures that will be told over time through several
adventures. It may be composed of as little as two
adventures, or a series of six or more, depending upon
the author/DM. It will likely be beneficial for you to play
a story arc adventure with the same character for each
as well as to play them in the intended order. The story
arc, and each adventures place in it, will be noted in
each adventures blurb.
Interactive Adventures
Primarily scheduled at conventions, IAs offer a unique
experience to players as their characters are brought
together with not just one table but many tables for a
singular cause. IAs are only offered once, making them
exclusive to the particular event at which they are
offered.
These events, commonly referred to as battle
interactives, feature more than battles, armies and
opposing forces. IAs include battles for the small,
adventuring party all the way to the adventuring party
acting on battleships to recover treasure. IAs may also
offer heavy amounts of role-play in the form of social
events to make significant changes in the world of
Greyhawk while others may require characters to use
their refined skills in infiltration, cooperation, and even
friendly competition.
As the campaign grows, it is possible other types of
adventures and events could be created.
ADVENTURE CATEGORIES
We realized our players come in all shapes, sizes, and
style. As such, we plan to let them know what each
adventure is about so that they may make intelligent
choices as to which adventures to play and with which
character.
Adventures will fall under one of three categories:
tactical, social, or universal. A tactical adventure will
have more of an emphasis on combat and tactical
situations. The use of combat and brute force is likely
necessary to be successful in this type of adventure. It
could include scenarios such as a classic dungeon
crawls, mass combat scenarios, and the like.
A social adventure will have more of an emphasis on
role-playing. It will be more focused on character
interaction and the use of social skills to be successful.
Samples would be a classic murder investigation,
negotiating diplomatic relations, and so forth.
A universal adventure would be one somewhere in the

middle. It may have alternate paths to success or it may
have some combat and some role-playing necessary to
be successful. Or the DM may create a more freeform
adventure and allow the heroes to find their way
through it.
ADVENTURE SETTINGS
Adventures will also be noted as set in urban, dungeon,
wilderness, or planar settings. As play numbers and
interest dictates, it is possible that other types of
adventures and events could be offered.
An urban adventure will take place in a city or large
town, and the majority (or all) of the adventure will
take place within that setting.
A dungeon adventure will take place in a smaller space,
likely in a series of connected or interconnected rooms,
such as a dungeon or a mine. It would likely be
underground, though adventuring through a wizards
tower or evil temple would also fall under this category.
A wilderness adventure would take place in the great
outdoors. You could be trying to find ancient ruins or
acting as caravan guards for a long trek. Or you could be
sent on a discovery and exploration mission to a
sparsely populated area.
A planar adventure would take place on other planes of
existence. It would likely involved strange beings and
surviving adverse condition. It could involve aspects of
other adventures, but in a landscape foreign to your
characters.
We are currently focusing our attention in the
southwestern section of the Sheldomar Valley, including
Keoland, the Hold of the Sea Princes, and the Free City
of Westkeep. Adventures at this time will be occurring
in one of those regions. As the campaign grows, and
more people become involved in the campaign, it is
likely that adventures will be created for other areas.
ADVENTURE RECORDS
Adventure records will be provided to track experience
and access to found items and influences gained
through play.
Adventuring Days (ADs)

The campaign staff feels strongly that time plays a
factor in the campaign. Each character should have a
fixed amount of time to adventure and explore our
world each year, and that will be represented in
Adventuring Days (AD). At the beginning of each
calendar year your PC will have 364 AUs to use, unless
something from the previous year reduces this total.
This represents one AD for each day in the Greyhawk
calendar.
The most common way of spending Adventuring Days is
by adventuring, but you might also spend them other
ways. Each time you sit at a table, your character will
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take a certain amount of game time to play each

adventure. Each actual day of adventure time counts as
one AD. So, each play session could take a different
amount of time, depending upon how many days the
adventure takes, how often you take a long rest, how
fast you travel, and where you call home.
Your character might also spend Adventuring Days by
joining Campaign Groups, or being imprisoned or
captured, or volunteering to help NPCs or those less
fortunate.
When a PC is out of Adventuring Days for the year, you
cannot play them until the start of the next calendar
year.
TRAVEL BETWEEN REGIONS

When determining the total Adventuring Days for an
adventure, a player should compare the Adventure
Record of the prior adventure to the current adventure.
If the region for the prior adventure record matches the
current record, there is no additional AD cost to the
character.
they would receive level 2 rewards. This represents the

approximate proportional contribution to the table and
the adventure.
TABLE SIZE
Table size for all normal Greyhawk Reborn adventures
at a convention or game day event is 4-7 players and 1
DM. This gives an optimal game experience for the
players and DM alike.
ONLINE PLAY
Greyhawk Reborn is intended to bring gamers together,
and as such, it's primary focus is face-to-face at game
days and conventions. Since it is also intended to foster
gaming, we also allow for online play. Obviously, online
play must follow all Greyhawk Reborn guideline,
including the adventure being run by its author.
Adventure Records must be distributed properly and in
a timely manner.
PLAYING AGAIN
If the region for the prior adventure record does not

match the current record, the character must pay an
additional five (5) ADs to reflect the time traveling
between regions.
A character can only play an adventure once. Most

adventures can be played again by the same player
unless specifically noted. If playing the adventure again,
please dont ruin the fun or surprises for anyone else
that may be playing the adventure for the first time.
CHANGING HOME REGIONS
Authors/DMs may only play their own adventures if the

adventure is co-written with other authors and ran by
those authors/DMs.
A character who wishes to change home regions must

expend thirty (30) Adventuring Days to reflect the time
moving his or her residence. A PC may only be a
resident of one region.
At the Table
To determine the Average Party Level of the table, add
the number of total character levels of the PCs at the
table and divide by the number of players. Fractions
and above round up while fractions below round
down. This is the APL of the table. The players at the
table may then decide to either play up one level above
APL, play at table level, or play down one level below
APL. If playing up, please be aware that our DMs are
instructed to take the gloves off.
In addition, all PCs at the tables must be within a range
of 5 levels. For instance, a level 1 and a level 5 character
may play at the same table, but a level 6 character and a
level 1 may not play at the same table.
AVERAGE PARTY LEVEL & REWARDS

Rewards after the adventure for each character are
determined by the level of the PC at the start of the
adventure, and then adjusted if the adventure was
played either up or down. So, a level 3 character will get
level 3 rewards if the table is neither playing up or
down. If a level 3 PC is playing up at a table, they would
receive level 4 rewards, and if the table is playing down,
Greyhawk Reborn Rewards

Cards
Greyhawk Reborn Rewards Cards are given away at
conventions and each card is specially created for that
event. The rewards cards grant PCs benefits not limited
to rerolls and special reactions. Players may use the
rewards cards at any GHR event for any character.
Players start with one card in their stack at first

level. They may add an additional card to their
stack at level 5, level 9, level 13 and level 17.
Players may choose the cards in their card stack

between adventures.
The card stack must be placed on the table before

the adventure starts.
Only one card may be used per round.
Card effects must be used before the roll, unless

otherwise stated.
Cards cannot be loaned to another player before,

during or after the adventure.
ADVENTURE PLAY & CAMPAIGN RULES

The purpose of house rules is to tailor a specific subset
of rules released by Wizards of the Coast to best meet
the intended play experience for the Greyhawk Reborn
Campaign.
While the administration recognizes there are many
additional rules that could benefit from tailoring for the
Greyhawk Reborn Campaign, it is the position of the
campaign administration that the Campaign House
Rules remain limited to a minimal number.
The campaign staff prefers to limit the number of
published house rules to avoid establishing a
cumbersome reference guide or to introduce additional
campaign paperwork.
PERFORMING SACRED RITES

A divine character may spend adventuring days
performing sacred rites as described on page 129 of the
Dungeon Master's Guide.
PRACTICING A PROFESSION
You may use adventuring days to practice a profession
as per the rules in the Players Handbook page 187.
RECUPERATING
The following are permissible uses for Adventuring

Days in the Greyhawk Reborn campaign.
You may spend adventuring days after an adventure

attempting to shake off the effects of a debilitating
injury, disease, or poison, as per the rules in the Player's
Handbook, page 187. If you do not succeed, or do not
spend the adventuring days to attempt to remove the
condition, you begin the next adventure affected by it.
BUILDING A STRUCTURE
RUNNING A BUSINESS
A character may spend adventuring days between

adventures building a structure, assuming they had
GHR campaign documentation providing an appropriate
plot of land for the structure. The rules are as in the
Dungeon master's Guide, page 128, with the following
structures as the only ones available at this time. For
any structure 5,000 gp and over, you will also need the
expressed permission to build of the local powers in
charge.
A character may run a business as per the rules on page

129 of the Dungeon Master's Guide, assuming that the
PC has actually built a business before, or has other
campaign documentation stating they own a business.
Adventuring Days
Structure
Cottage
Residence, simple house
Residence, grand house
Noble estate w/ manor
Business, basic w/ residence
Guildhall, town of city
Religious, shrine
Religious, church
Religious, cathedral
Trading post
Outpost or fort
Tower, fortified
School of magic or training
College of magic or training
Cost in gp and AD
500 gp & 15 days
1,000 gp & 30 days
5,000 gp & 60 days
25,000 gp & 150 days
1,000 gp & 30 days
5,000 gp & 60 days
1,000 gp & 30 days
5,000 gp & 60 days
25,000 gp & 150 days
5,000 gp & 60 days
15,000 gp & 100 days
15,000 gp & 100 days
5,000 gp & 60 days
25,000 gp & 60 days
CRAFTING
You may use Adventuring Days to craft non-magical
items (PHB, p. 187), however multiple characters may
not combine to create items.
TRAINING
You may use adventuring days between adventures
learning a new language or training with a set of tools,
as per the rules in the Player's Handbook, page 187. In
addition, you must have GHR campaign documentation
providing an instructor willing to teach you, or belong
to a Campaign Group providing access to an instructor.
Combat
BLOODIED
You have a bloodied value equal to half your hit point
maximum. When your hit points are equal to or less
than your bloodied value, you are bloodied. We find this
a good house rule to represent damage levels in the
game without using hit point numbers.
MASTERWORK WEAPONS
A masterwork weapon is a superbly constructed
version of a normal weapon, which provides a +1 bonus
on attack rolls only. A weapon must be crafted as a
masterwork weapon. Creating a masterwork weapon
costs 100 gold pieces plus the cost of a normal weapon
of the same type. A weapon must be masterwork quality
before it can become a magic weapon, and the +1 bonus
to attack rolls does not stack with the magic bonus.
Masterwork weapons are only available for purchase
with Adventure Record documentation.
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Spells
CONJURING SPELLS
The player whose character casts the spell may select
an appropriate creature from the list below.
Monster Manual, Appendix A - All of the beasts from

the Player's Handbook, plus the following:
Wild Shape
Player's Handbook, Appendix D:
Beasts (CR 0): bat, cat, frog, hawk (falcon), owl, rat,
raven
Beasts (CR 1/8): mastiff, mule, poisonous snake
Beasts (CR 1/4): boar, constrictor snake, panther,
riding horse, wolf
Beasts (CR 1/2): black bear, crocodile, reef shark,
warhorse
Beasts (CR 1): brown bear, dire wolf, giant eagle,
giant spider, lion, tiger

Beasts (CR 0): baboon, badger, crab, deer, eagle,

giant fire beetle, goat, hyena, jackal, lizard, octopus,
quipper, scorpion, seahorse, spider, vulture
Beasts (CR 1/8): blood hawk, camel, flying snake,
giant crab, giant rat, giant weasel, pony
Beasts (CR 1/4): axe beak, draft horse, elk, giant
badger, giant bat, giant centipede, giant frog, giant
lizard, giant owl, giant poisonous snake, giant wolf
spider
Beasts (CR 1/2): ape, giant goat, giant seahorse,
giant wasp
Beasts (CR 1): giant eagle, giant hyena, giant
octopus, giant toad, giant vulture, tiger
Beasts (CR 2): giant boar, giant constrictor snake,
giant elk, hunter shark, polar bear, rhinoceros,
saber-toothed tiger
Beasts (CR 3): giant scorpion, killer whale
Beasts (CR 4): elephant
Beasts (CR 5): giant crocodile, giant shark
Beasts (CR 6): mammoth
Player's Handbook: bat, cat, frog, hawk, poisonous

snake, owl, rat, raven, imp, pseudodragon, quazit,
sprite
Monster Manual: crab, lizard, octopus, quipper,
seahorse, spider, weasel
Ranger's Companion
raven
riding horse, wolf
warhorse

Player's Handbook: skeleton, zombie
Awaken
Find Familiar (Familiars in italics are only available to

chain-pact warlocks)

Beasts (CR 1/8): blood hawk, flying snake, giant
crab, giant rat, giant weasel, pony
Beasts (CR 1/4): giant badger, giant centipede,
giant frog, giant poisonous snake, giant wolf spider
Undead Thralls:
For use in conjunction with the 10th level druid class

feature, elemental wildshape.
Dungeon Master's Basic Rules: air elemental, earth
elemental, fire elemental, water elemental
raven
wolf

spider
giant wasp
saber-toothed tiger
Beasts (CR 7): giant ape
Dungeon Master's Basic Rules:
Plants: awakened shrub, awakened tree
Conjure Celestials
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Dungeon Master's Basic Rules: pegasus
Conjure Elementals
Dungeon Master's Basic Rules: air elemental, earth

elemental, fire elemental, garygoyle, water
elemental
Conjure Minor Elementals
Dungeon Master's Basic Rules: gargoyle
Conjure Animals/Fey
raven
riding horse, wolf
warhorse


spider
giant wasp
saber-toothed tiger
Conjure Woodland Beings
Player's Handbook: sprite (CR 1/4)
Create Undead
Dungeon Master's Basic Rules: ghoul, mummy,

wight
Monster Manual: ghast
REINCARNATE
Any rolls that result in a dragonborn, dark elf or tiefling
must be rerolled. If a human is indicated, use the
following chart to determine sub-race:
01-60
Standard Human
61-70
Human, Baklunish
71-80
Human, Flan
81-90
Human, Oeridian
91-100
Human, Suel
SPELLCASTING SERVICES
Any community the size of a thorp will have some
availability of spellcasting available. The level of spells
available are primarily determined by the size of the
town, as per the chart below.
Name
Population
Spells Available
Thorp
0-80
Level 1 spells
Hamlet
81-400
Level 2 & 3 spells
Village
401-900
Level 4 & 5 spells
Town
900-6,500
Level 6 & 7 spells
City
6,500+
Level 8 & 9 spells
Characters must be able to travel to the settlement to

purchase spellcasting. Spellcasting services available
are generally healing and recovery spells, as well as
informational spells. Other spell services may be
available if specified in the adventure or per the DM's
discretion. The DM may also limit the number of spells
available.
A sample of spells and their costs, this is only a
guideline:
Name
Cure Wounds (1st)
Identify
Lesser Restoration
Prayer of Healing (2nd)
Remove Curse
Speak with Dead
Divination
Greater Restoration
Raise Dead
Cost
10 gp
20 gp
40 gp
40 gp
90 gp
90 gp
210 gp
450 gp
1,250 gp
Any and/or all character may contribute to purchase a

spellcasting service.
At least one character in the party must survive the
adventure in order to have a Raise Dead or other similar
spell option available. Characters participating in the
adventure may contribute Time In Service to pay off the
gold piece cost required for the Raise Dead or similar
spell casting. The exchange rate available to the
characters is 1 Adventuring Day (AD) yields 2gp.
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Characters may expend Favors to reduce the cost of a

Raise Dead spell in bringing a dead comrade back to life.
The spell casting may be reduced by the following
amounts:
Type A contributes 1,250 gp
Type B contributes 937 gp
Type C contributes 625 gp
Type D contributes 312 gp
In the event that characters contribute enough favors to

exceed the cost of the above spell casting, the characters
do not receive change or any gp in excess of the cost of
the spell casting.
A character with the acolyte background may request
one spell each day for free from the spellcasting
services listed above. It must be requested from a
temple of their faith, and any material cost must be paid
for by the character or their party.
SUMMONING SPELLS
The player whose character casts the spell may select
an appropriate creature from the following list.
Complete List of GHR Legal Creatures (by source).
Familiars
PHB: bat, cat, frog, hawk, poisonous snake, owl,
rat, raven, imp, pseudodragon, quazit, sprite,
MM: crab, lizard, octopus, quipper, seahorse,
spider, weasel.
Familiars in italics are only available to Chain
Warlocks.
Beasts (PHB Appendix D)
Beasts (CR 0): bat, cat, frog, hawk (falcon), owl,
rat, raven
Beasts (CR 1/8): mastiff, mule, poisonous snake,
riding horse, wolf
warhorse
Beasts (MM Appendix A) - All of the beasts from the
PHB, plus the following:
giant fire beetle, goat,
hyena,
jackal,
lizard, octopus, quipper,
scorpion, seahorse,
spider, vulture
Beasts (CR 1/8): blood hawk, camel, flying
snake, giant crab, giant rat, giant weasel, pony,
spider,
Beasts (CR 1/2): ape, giant goat, giant
seahorse, giant wasp,

giant elk, hunter shark, polar bear, rhinocerous,
saber-toothed tiger,
Beasts (CR 3): giant scorpion, killer whale,
Beasts (CR 4): elephant,
Beasts (CR 5): giant crocodile, giant shark,
Beasts in italics have a flying/swimming speed
(relevant for wildshape restrictions).
Fey
PHB: sprite (CR 1/4)

The Blink Dog (DM Basic Rules, CR1/4) is not
legal. Players summoning CR 1/4 fey must
choose the sprite as their only option.
Undead
PHB: Skeleton, Zombie
DM Basic Rules: Ghoul, mummy, wight (create
undead)
Monster Manual: Ghast (create undead)
Celestials
DM Basic Rules: Pegasus
Elementals
DM Basic Rules: Air Elemental, Earth Elemental,
Fire Elemental, Gargoyle, Water Elemental.
When casting conjure minor elementals, your only
CR 2 option is the Gargoyle.
Plants
DM Basic Rules: Awakened Shrub, Awakened
Tree
Fiend
PHB: Imp, Quazit.
Characters summoning fiends with planar ally are
stuck with Imps and Quazits as their only options.
Miscellaneous Campaign
Rules
CHANGING DEITY
Please contact campaign staff if your PC wants to
change deity, along with the specific reason. The
campaign staff will work with you directly to determine
how best to proceed, including the possibility of a
special mission.
EQUIPMENT
Any community the size of a thorp will have some items
available for purchase. As the population increases, so
does the items available. The items available are
primarily determined by the size of the town, as per the
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chart below. Other items may be available if specified in

the adventure or per the DM's discretion.
Name
Population
GP Value of Items
Thorp
0-80
75 gp or less
Hamlet
81-400
76 to 150 gp
Village
401-900
151 to 400 gp
Town
900-6,500
401 to 1,000 gp
City
6,500+
1,000 gp and up
Note: Poisoner's kits, poisons, camels, elephants, and

ships other than a rowboat may only be purchased with
campaign documentation.
FEATS
Feats are allowed using the rules on pages 165 - 170 of
the Player's Handbook. It is possible that other feats
may become available in the future.
LYCANTHROPY
A PC afflicted with lycanthropy, vampirism or similar
misfortune are not playable in the Greyhawk reborn
campaign. These conditions allow PCs powers and
abilities not suitable for GHR, as well as likely changing
their alignment to a non-playable one. Before the PC
may be played again, they must remedy the situation in
one of the following ways.
SELLING ITEMS
Players may sell mundane items from the tables in
Chapter 5: Equipment section for the full cost of the
item. No other items may be sold at this time.
TRADING ITEMS
Items may not be traded to another PC. During
adventure play you may loan items and coin to other
PCs for the duration of the adventure, but loaned items
and anything purchased with borrowed GP reverts back
to your PC at the end of the game. If a loaned item is
destroyed, its loss is reflected on your AR and coin
totals at the end of the game. You may not loan money
to a friend to buy an item you cannot normally buy for
yourself.
USING A DEAD CHARACTERS EQUIPMENT

Equipment left behind from a dead PC may only be used
by other PCs until the end of the adventure. If the dead
PC is not raised or resurrected, all of their items are
considered buried/destroyed with the body. The only
exception allowed, at the DM's discretion, is if the dead
PC was carrying an item vital to the plot of the
adventure story arc.
Lycanthropy: A remove curse spell with cure the

afflicted character. This spell is available as a
spellcasting service for 90 gp, or it may be cast by
another PC at the table.
Vampirism. This PC may be cured by a wish spell cast by
a fellow PC or an NPC as determined by the DM, or they
may be killed and returned to life by a raise dead spell,
at the normal cost of 1,250 gp.
The GHR campaign staff is willing to discuss other
options for solving these issues with you.
MULTICLASSING
Multiclassing is allowed using the rules on pages 163 165 of the Player's Handbook.
SCROLL LEVELS
All scrolls found during an adventure are of the lowest
level that the spell can be cast, unless otherwise stated
on the Adventure Record.
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ADVENTURE RECORDS & REWARDS

Favors and Influence
FAVOR WORTH
Characters may gain the favor of NPCs through play.
Favors are tiered by grade and worth.
Type A Royalty
Type B Major Noble
Type C Lesser Noble / Notable Organization
Type D Other
OUT OF REGION FAVORS

When expending a favor from another region, a favor is
treated as one grade lower.
Example: When using the Favor of the Longbowmen
(Type C, Region: Geoff) in the region of Keoland, the Favor
is treated as a Type D.
Lifestyle & Upkeep

Players will choose a lifestyle for their character at the
beginning of each adventure. This will define their
standard of living for the adventure. Background may
dictate a minimum lifestyle cost for the character, as per
the table below.
Lifestyle Costs
You must declare your desired upkeep to the DM before

play starts, and may not change upkeep during the
adventure. Use the lifestyle rules and costs on page 157158 of the Player's Handbook for your lifestyle. Multiply
the price per day by the number of Adventuring Days
for the adventure to determine final lifestyle cost for
each adventure, rounding up.
It is possible that certain situations provide bonuses
and penalties for an individual PC or the entire group.
For instance, if trying to infiltrate a secret rogue
organization, or attempting to gather rumors in certain
areas of town, it may not be beneficial to have a luxury
lifestyle. Conversely, a character may not be allowed
into certain places if they are living a Wretched or
Squalid lifestyle.
Treasure & Rewards

In the world of Greyhawk, magic items are very rare.
They are powerful, magnificent items found in an old
tomb, a dragons hoard, or with a powerful person.
Many magic items have been lost to the passage of time,
while others have been forgotten. Others are resting,
maybe in the skeletal hand of a dead adventurer,
waiting to be found and used once again.
After you successfully finish a Greyhawk Reborn
adventure, you will be rewarded. Your rewards will
include experience points, gold, and likely access to
some items. Those items could be magic items, such as
weapons, armor, shields and the like. They could also be
masterwork items, silvered items, scrolls, potions, or
other unique items, both magical and mundane, unique
to the adventure. These items will be listed in the Items
Found section of each Adventure Record.
Background
Minimum Lifestyle
Acolyte
Modest
Charlatan
Comfortable
APL AND REWARDS
Criminal
Poor
Entertainer
Modest
Folk Hero
Modest
Guild Artisan
Comfortable
Hermit
Poor
Noble
Wealthy
Rewards after the adventure for each character are

determined by the level of the PC at the start of the
adventure, and then adjusted if the adventure was
played either up or down. So, a level 3 character will get
level 3 rewards if the table is neither playing up or
down. If a level 3 PC is playing up at a table, they would
receive level 4 rewards, and if the table is playing down,
they would receive level 2 rewards. This represents the
approximate proportional contribution to the table and
the adventure.
Outlander
Poor
Sage
Modest
Sailor
Modest
Shaman
Modest
Soldier
Modest
Urchin
Modest
ITEMS FOUND
In every adventure you will find treasure locked in a
chest, the loot of your foes, or receive rewards from
grateful individuals or groups. We feel that in each
adventure, you should be able to pick something up that
makes your character a little better, a little stronger, or
a little more versatile.
In each adventure you will be able to take an item that
is listed in the Items Found section of the Adventure
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Record. This must be chosen at the end of the adventure

and written in the Item Found line on the AR before you
leave the table. These items will tend to be mundane
items, masterwork items, potions, scrolls and the like.
When you choose an item to fill the Item Found section
after an adventure, you don't have to pay any gold for
the item. Simply write down the item in the "Item
Found" section of your Adventure Record.
MAGIC ITEMS FOUND

Each player character also will have a maximum of 20
Magic Item Found slots. Each PC will begin with one
Magic Item Found slot and gains one additional Magic
Item Found slot every time they advance a level. Items
that use these slots will be listed in the Magic Items
Found section of your AR (though not every adventure
will have this section on its AR, especially lower level
adventures). If this section is present, you may select
one of the items (presuming you have an empty magic
item found slot) by writing it in the Magic Item Found
line on the AR before you leave the table. When you
choose an item to fill a Magic Item Found slot after an
adventure, you don't have to pay any gold for the item.
Once you have used a Magic Item Found slot to acquire
an item, you never get that slot back even if you later
sell or otherwise dispose of the item in question.
MAGIC ITEM BODY SLOTS

Each PC may have items in the following slots, and must
choose what is in that slot before the adventure begins.
The slots that each character has are as follows:
2 hands slots, includes weapons
1 armor/chest/torso slot
1 head slot
1 neck/cape slot
1 arm/bracer slot
2 ring slots
1 gloves slot
1 boot/feet slot
Characters also can carry wondrous items such as
pearls of powers or bags of holding that do not need to
be equipped to gain the magical effects they offer.
More than one player at a table may select the same

item, even if it isn't totally realistic. However, each PC
can only have one of any item in the game unless the
items are a matched set.
You may not sell magic items without campaign
documentation.
UPGRADING AN ITEM TO MAGIC ITEM SLOT

One of your Item Found slots could become a Magic
Item Found slot. For instance, maybe you find a
masterwork long sword in an adventure and choose it
for an Item Found slot. Several adventures later, you
gain a story award in an adventure that allows you to
upgrade a masterwork weapon to a +1 weapon for no
gold. This long sword now takes up a Magic Item Found
slot, and you would need to have an open Magic Item
Found slot to be able to choose this.
Alternately, in another adventure, you gain a story
award that allows you to upgrade a masterwork
weapon to a +1 weapon, but it will cost your character
200 gold to make the upgrade your character's weapon.
This weapon would not take up a Magic Item Found
slot, as you are using gold to upgrade it.
Generally, if you receive an item for no cost, it will use a
Magic Items Found slot. If you use some resources
(gold, AU, etc.) to obtain and item, it will use an Items
Found slot. Of course, there may be exceptions as well,
so always refer to the Adventure Record for the details
in each instance. Each specific story award and
Adventure Record will have the specific details.
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CAMPAIGN GROUPS
CAMPAIGN GROUPS
Campaign groups are organizations primarily focused
on pursuing goals and activities that further their own
agenda. Each campaign group will have their own
motives, goals, agendas and philosophies. Some
campaign groups will be larger, and others small. Some
will be very public, while others prefer to operate in the
background. Sometimes groups with similar goals may
work together, while at other times groups may oppose
one another.
Campaign groups will be introduced through play, and
your character will be given the opportunities to join
campaign groups based upon their interactions with
NPCs and actions at the table.
More information regarding campaign groups will be
forthcoming in the months ahead.
ADVENTURING COMPANIES
DESCRIPTION
A group of characters may organize and establish their
own Adventuring Company. An Adventuring Company
is a formal organization, which is recognized through
play and may grant the characters in game benefits (and
potentially hindrances) depending upon character
choices.
Each Adventuring Company should have the following:
Purpose
Theme
Eligibility Requirements
Base of Operations
Sponsor
SPONSORSHIP
PETITION FOR SPONSORSHIP

To request sponsorship, a group of adventurers must
draft a Petition for Sponsorship. A petition for
sponsorship should be an In Character document of no
more than one page in length submitted to the Regional
Administration.
Each Petition for Sponsorship must include five (5)
characters of at least 3rd level interested in creating the
Adventuring Company.
Petitions for Sponsorship will be reviewed by each
sponsor and the Adventuring Company that best fits the
interests of the sponsor will be selected.
BENEFITS
A character with membership in an Adventuring
Company may gain some in-game benefits.
Each character in an Adventuring Company gains the
following benefits:
Favor of the Sponsor (reusable, once per

adventure)
Possible benefits per interactive
Possible item access through play
Other secret benefits
CONSTRAINTS
A player may only have one character in an Adventuring
Company at any given time.
A character may resign from an Adventuring Company
without penalty. The player must notify the
Adventuring Company POC.
Each Adventuring Company must maintain a current
roster of participants.
Each Adventuring Company must maintain five (5)
members in order to maintain its sponsorship.
Each Adventuring Company must have a sponsor in

order to receive formal recognition.
A sponsor may take the form of an NPC of some
influence or an organization. Each NPC will typically
only elect to sponsor one Adventuring Company.
An organization may elect to sponsor more than one
Adventuring Company.
An Adventuring Company should select a sponsor
whose beliefs the characters align with. An Adventuring
Company that performs actions, which conflict with the
beliefs of the sponsor, may lose any in-game benefits.
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Appendix A Additional Character Creation Options
APPENDIX A ADDITIONAL CHARACTER CREATION OPTIONS

OPTIONAL DOMAIN: CLERIC__________________________
In addition to the domains available in the PHB, you
may also choose the domain of Protection as listed
below.
Protection Domain
The gods of protection are gods of defensive strength,
an unyielding force that guards against the forces of
evil. Sometimes the god of protection is a martial deity,
usually male, who stands as the ideal for sentinels and
paladins. Other times they are a god of community,
often female, who embodies the communitys
cohesiveness and responsibility to protect and care for
each other.
The Protector entrusts you with the strength and
endurance to protect the innocent so that you can
become a beacon of hope in a darkened world. You
protect the weak from the wicked, and nothing stirs
your righteous fury so much as witnessing harm
brought to those your god calls you to protect. The most
devoted and enlightened followers of the Protector are
bulwarks of defense in a violent world. Many seek to
take the fight to the enemy, delving into dungeons to
root out threats before they can spread. On the edge of
civilization, the Protectors clerics organize defenses,
train local militias, and bring justice to a lawless land.
Bonus Proficiency: When you choose this domain at
1st level, you gain proficiency with heavy armor.
Holy Guarding: Also starting a 1st level, when a
creature you can see attacks a target other than you that
is within 5 feet of you, you can use your reaction to
impose disadvantage on the attack roll. You must be
wielding a shield.
Divine Shelter: Starting at 2nd level, you can use your
Channel Divinity to defend one of your allies. When a
creature within 25 feet of you takes damage, you may
use your reaction to reduce the damage the creature
takes by 2d8. If you are at least 11th level, reduce the
damage by 4d8 instead.
Blessing of the Protector: At 6th level, you can use
your Channel Divinity to create a 30 foot burst of divine
energy centered on you that removes the following
conditions on all creatures within the burst: blinded,
charmed, deafened, frightened, paralyzed, poisoned and
stunned.
Sacred Defense: At 8th level, you and all allies within
30 feet of you gain a +1 bonus to saving throws. When
you reach level 14, this bonus becomes +2.
Divine Resistance: At 17th level, you can use your
action to allow you and your allies to gain resistance to
one damage type for one minute.
Domain Spells: You always have the following spells
prepared, provided you are able to cast cleric spells of
the given level. They do not count against the number of

spells you can prepare each day.
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
protection from evil and good, sanctuary

aid, warding bond
dispel magic, protection from energy
death ward, freedom of movement
dispel good and evil, raise dead
OPTIONAL OATHS: PALADIN_________________________

THE VALIANT OF MAYAHEINE
The last two decades have been good to the order since
the arrival of their patroness in the Flanaess during the
Greyhawk Wars. Once a mortal paladin of Pelor herself,
the faithful of Mayaheine emerged for the most part
from within the ranks of existing Pelorian knighthoods,
Many women who were considered too weak to serve
by this orders found the Order of the Valiant welcoming
them with open arms. Worshippers of the Shield
Maiden tend to have a martial attitude, but are known
for their unending optimism. The Valiant of the Shield
Maiden tend to prefer bladed weapons, particularly the
bastard sword. They always carry shields.
TENETS OF MAYAHEINE
1. The Shield Maiden does not judge others by their
gender, but the valor of their hearts.
2. The Shield Maiden always protects the good, the
downtrodden and the innocent.
3. Honor and honesty are the greatest defenses we
have against the wicked.
OATH SPELLS
You gain oath spells at the paladin levels listed.
Paladin Level Spells
3rd
Healing Word, Hellish Rebuke
5th
Hold Person, Warding Bond
9th
Beacon of Hope, Protection from

Energy
13th
Fire Shield, Guardian of Faith
17th
Hallow, Hold Monster
CHANNEL DIVINITY
When you take this oath at 3rd level, you gain the
following two Channel Divinity options:
Shield Maidens Grace. As a reaction, when you are
hit with an attack, you can add your Charisma modifier
to your armor class until the end of your next turn. It
this bonus would cause the attack to miss, you take no
damage from the attack.
Shield of the Innocent. As a reaction, when a nonevil creature who is adjacent to you is targeted by an
attack or about to be caught in the area of harmful spell
effect, you may swap places with that creature. It takes
no damage from an area spell, and any attack that
would have resolved against the creature instead
resolves against you. If the creature you are shielding
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was unconscious, you have advantage on your saving

throw against the spell and any attacks that are now
resolving against you are made with disadvantage.
HEAL THE WEAK
Starting at 7th level whenever you restore hit points to
a creature, you heal double the normal amount if that
creature has a level or challenge rating lower than
yours.
AURA OF GRACE
Beginning at 15th level, all allies within 10 feet of you
benefit from your Shield Maidens Grace when you use
that feature. At 18th level, the area of this aura increases
to 30 feet.
BULWARK AGAINST EVIL
At 20th level, as an action, you can take up a defensive
stance to protect others from the onslaught of evil. For
1 minute, any hostile creature that can see you must
make a Charisma saving throw against your Spell DC
whenever it tries to target a creature other than you
with an attack or cast a harmful spell that does not
include you in its area of effect. If it fails the saving
throw, its attacks must target you and it must change
the direction of its spell such that you are caught in its
area of effect. Once you use this feature, you cant use it
again until you finish a long rest.
THE WHITE PALADINS OF MURLYND
The White Paladins of Murlynd are the most esoteric
holy warriors in all of the Flanaess, a narrow sect,
existing outside of the standard traditions of
Heironeous. They have an unquenchable curiosity for
all things otherworldly and mechanical, and seek to use
technology to aid the struggle against evil. They are
non-conformists and trailblazers with a strong will, but
also an equally strong sense of honor and justice. They
usually wear a hodge-podge of strange self-crafted
armor and clothing: foreign hats, odd breastplates, or
shirts of chain in combination with leather breaches or
pantaloons are common. All of the White Paladins
incorporate the six-pointed star of Murlynd into their
raiment. The most jealously guarded inventions of the
White Paladins are called firebrands, remarkable (some
think magical) devices that can fire small metallic balls
with sufficient force to pierce flesh and penetrate hide
at great distances.
TENETS OF MURLYND
1. Talk slowly, think quickly.
2. Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. It's
perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our
hands. It hopes we've learnt something from
yesterday.
3. Generally, you ain't learnin' nothing when your
mouth's a-jawin'.
4. Tellin' a man to git lost and makin' him do it are
two entirely different propositions.
5. Courage is being scared to death - and saddling up
anyway.
OATH SPELLS

3rd
Magic Missile, Shield
5th
Shatter, Heat Metal
9th
Dispel Magic, Counterspell
13th
Otilukes Resilient Sphere, Leomunds

Secret Chest
17th
Animate Objects, Contact Other Plane
CHANNEL DIVINITY
Arcane Insight. As an action, you can activate any
spell scroll you possess, even if that spell does not
appear on your spell list or is of a higher level than you
normally can cast. No Intelligence (arcana) check is
required.
Piecemeal Patchwork. As a bonus action you may
activate the features of any additional piece of worn
equipment you possess, those features lasting for 10
minutes. This is an exception to the general rule that in
order to operate, items that are intended to be worn as
pairs must be worn together, and that you can only
benefit from one item of particular kind at a time. For
example, you could not normally benefit from both a
Cloak of Protection and a Cloak of Elvenkind, or one
Boot of Speed and one Boot of Springing and Striding.
However, Murlynds followers are known for piecing
together individual parts to make a new whole. As a
result, the paladin may benefit from wearing one boot
from a set of Boots of Springing and Striding, and then
use this feature to activate the powers from a one Boot
of Speed.
REPLACEMENT FIGHTING STYLE
At third level, whatever fighting style you chose at 2nd
level is lost and replaced with:
Archery
You gain a +2 bonus to attack rolls you make with
ranged weapons.
In addition, any paladin spells or features that normally
can be used with melee weapon attacks, can now only
be used with ranged attacks.
THE SECRET OF THE FIREBRAND
Starting at 7th level, you may purchase any of the
Firearms listed in the Renaissance Item table (see pages
267-268 of the Dungeon Masters Guide), and you are
considered proficient in their use. Any feat, spell or
class feature that applies to use of other ranged
weapons can be applied to the use of firearms you
possess.
REVERSE ENGINEERING
Beginning at 15th level, you have learned to unlock the
formulae of magic items in your possession. For onehalf of the cost shown under Crafting Magic Items on
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transfer any magical enchantment from one item to
another. The time it takes to transfer a magical
enchantment is as follows: Common: 2 days,
Uncommon: 10 days, Rare: 50 days, Very Rare: 150
days, Legendary: 365 days. There are no additional
lifestyle costs due while magic is being transferred.
LAST MAN STANDING
At 20th level, when all of your allies have died or been
knocked unconscious in a battle against a major foe
(DMs discretion), you remain upright even after having
been dealt mortal wounds. You does not fall
unconscious at 0 hit points and do not die until you
reach negative your hit point maximum or until your foe
is defeated (whichever comes first.) While below 0 hit
points, you cannot take reactions the will of Murlynd
is slow but implacable. You continue to make death
saving throws as normal and if you fail three such
saving throws, normal healing magic will not work on
you you are considered dead for purposes of such
spells and can only be restored by magic that would
return the dead to life. Once you use this feature, you
cant use it again until you have completed a long rest.
THE CRUSADERS OF PELOR
Pelorian paladins tend to be altruists and selfless
crusaders, always willing to make great sacrifices to
save the helpless. Paladins of Pelor are sworn foes of the
undead, whose presence their religion finds anathema
to all living things. They always honor the Sun God with
a gold orb holy symbol worn somewhere on their
person, usually emblazoned on chest-plates or shields.
All paladins of Pelor wear a so- emblazoned inky black
cloak on formal occasions or when engaging in a
planned battle with the forces of darkness (such as a
war). When so garbed, the Pelorians blend into the
darkness, looking like floating suns charging into battle.
TENETS OF PELOR
1. In the deepest darkness, even the smallest light
shines true. Anyone can be a hero if they are but
given the chance.
2. Never back down before the forces of darkness and
decay, the sun is always there even if you cant see
it.
3. Seek not power for your own sake: the sun doesnt
keep its warmth for itself but gives freely with all
that it is.
OATH SPELLS
3rd
Guiding Bolt, Healing Word
5th
Enhance Ability, Prayer of Healing
9th
Beacon of Hope, Mass Healing Word
13th
Divination, Wall of Fire
17th
Flame Strike, Mass Cure Wounds
CHANNEL DIVINITY
Disrupt Undead. As a bonus action, when you hit an
undead creature with a weapon attack, you may disrupt
its negative energy by channeling divine power into
your assault. If, after you resolve the damage from your
attack, the target has 25 hit points or fewer, it must
make a Wisdom saving against your spell DC or be
destroyed. On a successful save, the creature becomes
frightened of you until the end of your next turn.
Reveal the Hidden. As a bonus action, you emit a
sudden burst of tangible light. All obscurement, natural
and magical, is instantly negated in a 30 foot radius
centered on you. Spells that create obscurement are
immediately dispelled, and creatures that were hidden
are suddenly evident until they hide again. Natural
darkness returns at the end of your next turn as the
light fades.
SCALDING FAITH OF THE SUN
Starting at 7th level, any time you deal radiant damage
to an undead creature, it is treated as being vulnerable
to that damage. If the target is already vulnerable to
radiant damage, it takes triple damage instead of double
from your radiant attacks. Your attacks ignore radiant
immunity.
THE SUN SHINES ON US ALL
Beginning at 15th level, the effects of your Scalding
Faith of the Sun feature affect allies within a 30 foot
radius as well as you.
LET THE LIGHT GUIDE YOUR PATH
At 20th level, as an action, you can allow the light of
Pelor to guide your actions. For 1 minute, your eyes are
replaced by glowing motes of pure sunlight. You have
advantage on all attacks against fiends or undead and
you have truesight out to the range of your normal
vision. Once you use this feature, you cant use it again
until you finish a long rest.
THE HERALDS OF RAO
Paladins of Rao place their faith in the concepts of peace
and reason. Many believe that his adherents would
rather die than lift a sword in anger, preferring to
outwit or outmaneuver their foes by guile or magic.
Although few in number, Raoan paladins are
exceedingly formidable individuals chosen for both
their martial abilities and their keen wisdom and
intellect. They are excellent negotiators, diplomats, as
well as nuanced tacticians and field commanders. While
the image of the "man with the swordless scabbard"
pervades their legends, Heralds of Rao are no fools to
wander the wilds unarmed: they generally wear
chainmail or leather armor and wield light, singlehanded weapons such as shortswords and maces. They
rarely wear helms and almost never carry shields.
Serene, patrician figures, most possess spotless
manners and erudition. Rao's symbol, the white mask of
serenity, is embroidered over their chests.
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TENETS OF RAO
1. The god of reason knows well that peace is rarely
bought cheaply, but that it must often be won at the
point of a sword and enforced through strength of
arms. When conditions make discourse impossible,
do not hesitate to use force to keep the peace.
2. Know your enemy. Learning their every vice and
weakness, and use your knowledge to quell tumult
and violence.
3. Calm is the father of wisdom make decisions not
from a fiery heart, but from a tranquil and detached
place, free from emotional confusion.
OATH SPELLS
3rd
Charm Person, Comprehend Languages
5th
Augury, Calm Emotions
9th
Clairvoyance, Sending
13th
Divination,
Sanctum
17th
Legend Lore, Scrying
Mordenkainens
Private
CHANNEL DIVINITY
Calm the Many. So long as you are not wearing heavy
armor and do not have a weapon drawn, as an action,
you can use the teachings of Rao to defuse a dangerous
situation. Any creatures within 30 feet of you must
make a Charisma saving throw, with a difficulty equal to
8+ the better of your Charisma (Persuasion) or Wisdom
(Religion), or have their attitude towards you and your
allies improved by one (hostile creatures become
indifferent, indifferent creatures become friendly). This
effect lasts as long as you concentrate, or until any of
the targets are attacked.
Knowledge is Power. As a bonus action, the paladin
opens himself to the vast stores of knowledge of his
patron. As a result, he gains insight into the inner
workings of his foes. He instantly knows the alignment,
maximum hit point total, armor class, saving throws,
resistances, weaknesses and immunities of one target
creature.
SERENITY
Starting at 7th level, you may add your Wisdom
modifier to your saving throw DC, spell attack modifier,
and Aura of Protection, in addition to your Charisma
modifier
AURA OF CALM
Beginning at 15th level, you emit an aura of wisdom,
inner calm and sagacity. You and any allies within 30 of
you may draw upon your confidence to gain a bonus to
any one d20 roll per turn, equal to your Wisdom
modifier. This does not cost any actions and may be
declared after you know the results of the die roll.
THE GIFT OF FORESIGHT

At 20th level, you may cast Foresight without using a
spell-slot or any components.
Once you use this
feature, you cant use it again until you finish a long rest.
THE VOTARIES OF ST. CUTHBERT
Paladins of St. Cuthbert are forthright and deliberate
warriors who seek to apply the common sense and
truth embodied in their god's teachings while
combating those who would deceive the good or injure
the unenlightened. They emphasize practicality over
honor or pride. Once a decision has been made, the
Votary takes swift and efficient action. Votaries focus on
living a lawful and orderly life, and place little value on
wealth or titles: only forthrightness and perspicuity
gain their admiration. St. Cuthbert's paladins tend to be
dour, sober folk, favoring drab clothing and heavy,
practical armor with no filigree. The often-repaired
(seldom replaced) armor frequently shows signs of
battle, including dings and dents. Cuthbertines tend to
have long facial hair and a common man's taste for
smoke and fermented drinks. They wear no other
particular symbols and do not to tend to offer other
obvious displays of their association.
TENETS OF ST. CUTHBERT
1. Protect the common folk from those who would
use power and wealth to deny them the fruits of
their labor.
2. If you beat your head against the wall it is your
head which breaks and not the wall; dont waste
your efforts where they are of no value.
3. Teach others through your actions.
4. Fight against the forces of disorder and confusion
that distract mens minds and distort the truth.
OATH SPELLS
3rd
Goodberry, Shillelagh
5th
Shatter, Spiritual Weapon
9th
Protection from Energy, Glyph of

Warding
13th
Fabricate, Stone Shape
17th
Creation, Wall of Stone
CHANNEL DIVINITY
Practical Wisdom. As a bonus action, you may grant
a bonus equal to your Wisdom modifier to any
untrained skill check or saving throw made by you or
any friendly creature who can see and hear you.
Simple Faith. As an action, you can dispel any mind
controlling effects in place on all creatures within 30 of
you. To successfully dispel an effect, make a spell attack
against the saving throw DC of the caster. If the target
under the mind controlling effect is a good aligned
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humanoid who is not considered nobility, you get

advantage on this roll.
CUTHBERTS SMITE
Starting at 7th level, all spells or features that you have
which normally only work on evil, fiendish or celestial
creatures also work on chaotic creatures as well. This
includes the extra 1d8 damage that you deal with Divine
Smite.
HUMBLE HEART
You are immune to charm and compulsion effects.
THE CUDGEL
At 20th level, you are the embodiment of St. Cuthberts
holy mission to thwart the machinations of Iuz the Evil
One. You are instantly aware of the presence of any
worshippers of Iuz within 100 feet, and cannot be
surprised by them. In addition, all attacks you make
against worshippers of Iuz are made with advantage, all
saving throws they make against your spells are at
disadvantage, all saving throws you make against their
spells are at advantage, and all attacks they make
against you are at disadvantage. You ignore all of their
resistances and immunities.
More to Come:
Heironeous (Glory Axe)
AlAkbar (Exalted One)
Azoralq (Ascendant)
Pholtus (Inquisitor)
Allitur (Holy Judge)
Trithereon (Hound)
Hextor (Scourge)
OPTIONAL BACKGROUND: SHAMAN __________________

Creator: Sean McClellan
You grew up in the wilderness, amongst a tribe you

called kin. While your brothers, sisters, and cousins
would go out on hunting expeditions, you were called to
study under the tribe's high shaman, the eyes and ears
of your gods. You were chosen to become the tribe's
next shaman, handpicked by the gods themselves. You
can hear them whisper in your ears, see their faces in
your dreams. Some would be driven mad by such
things, but to you it is pleasant and comforting. You are
never alone, for you walk with the gods.
Skill Proficiencies: Insight, Religion
Tool Proficiencies: Herbalism Kit
Languages: One of your choice of Abyssal, Celestial,
Infernal, or Primordial
Equipment: A staff, a set of traveler's clothes, an
herbalism kit, and a belt pouch containing 10 gp
Feature: Vision Quest
As a shaman you have been given a vision quest by the
gods, and it is your sacred duty to carry out their will
until the quest has been completed. The exact nature of
your vision quest depends on what gods you follow and
the culture you are part of. It may be your duty to seek
out a sacred text (assuming you can even read) or to
travel to the cairn of an ancient tribal hero and

commune with her spirit. For many shamans, a vision
quest is less specific and more about seeing the world
and learning all there is to know about it before
returning home to enlighten the members of their
tribes.
While you are on your vision quest, you are considered
to be protected by the gods. Those who share a similar
culture or religious belief with you will assist you in
completing your vision quest. If you need supplies or
seek shelter, they will accommodate you as best they
can, supporting you and any companions or guardians
at a modest lifestyle. However, there are also enemies
of your gods, and they will see you as an opportunity to
strike out, perhaps furthering the will of their gods.
Work with your DM to determine the nature of your
vision quest and its impact on the campaign.
Suggested Characteristics
Shamans are more often found in the far reaches of the
wilderness or amongst uncivilized humanoid and
goblinoid tribes, where they often have power rivaling
that of the tribe's chieftain. Many shamans receive
vision quests during their youths, sending them across
the world in search of knowledge and enlightenment so
that when they return home they can share the
knowledge they acquired in the wider world with their
kin. Unlike trained clerics, shamans tend to worship a
pantheon of gods rather than a specific deity, although
they do often favor one or two gods whose portfolios
and ideals most closely match their own.
d8
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
d6
1
2
3
4
5
Personality Trait
I want to see as much of the wider world as I can
before I return home to my people.
It is my duty to enlighten and educate those around me
about the will of the gods.
I believe that everything that happens in this life is
only to prepare us for the life hereafter.
The gods speak to me constantly, often distracting me
from the words of the mortals around me.
I fear nothing, for I am always with the gods.
I tend to speak in the chosen language of my gods
rather than the language of mortals, switching tongues
only when necessary.
I see omens and signs from the gods all around me, and
do my best to help others see them too.
I have been chosen by the gods to serve as their eyes
and ears. Those who do not respect my power by
choice will respect it by force.
Ideal
Community: Everything I do is for the good of my tribe
and kin. (Lawful)
Greater Good: My gifts and the knowledge I have
gained are to be used to help as many children of the
gods as possible, not for my own purpose. (Good)
Power: The gods have blessed me with great power
and their permission to use it as I see fit. (Evil)
Enlightenment: I desire to learn all that I can, so that I
may better serve the gods and my people. (Any)
Change: The gods have plans for this world, ideas to
make it a better place for all. It is our duty to help
usher in this new era. (Chaotic)
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Tradition: I, like so many, have been chosen by the

gods to serve as their instrument. It is my duty to carry
out their wishes to the best of my abilities. (Lawful)
d6
1
Bond
While I am tasked to complete my vision quest, I have
taken it upon myself to help as many people as I can
along the way.
The gods are the most important thing to me, then my
kinsmen, no matter where I am in life or the world.
The voices of the gods have given me a great insight
into the ways of the world and to a threat that I must
be willing to stop, no matter the cost.
I owe my life to my tribe's high shaman, as it was she
that took me in and helped me hear the gods.
I will do anything to protect shrines to my gods and
their children.
My only goal is to complete my vision quest so that I
may return home to my people.
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3
4
5
6
d6
1
2
3
4
5
6
Flaw
I take far too much pleasure in what the wider world
has to offer, and occasionally I ignore the voices of the
gods to pursue material pleasure.
The gods speak to me, so why should I listen to the
words of petty mortals?
I pity those who cannot hear the voices of the gods, and
often hold them in contempt.
I am jealous and covetous and will not share the
knowledge of the gods with anyone who does not meet
my outrageous expectations.
I am slow to trust members of other races, tribes, and
societies
I blindly trust those who claim that the gods speak to
them, even if I risk endangering myself doing so.
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Appendix B Greyhawk Reborn Deities
APPENDIX B GREYHAWK REBORN DEITIES

All PCS who cast divine spells must choose a deity; other PCs may choose not to take a deity. Divine casters must be within
one step of their deitys alignment. Power levels, in order, are greater, intermediate, lesser, demi-god, and hero-deity.
Deities are divided by racial characteristic. Deities displayed in bold-italic are common in most areas and do not have to
be taken by a character of that race. Deities shown in simple italics cannot be worshipped by PC Clerics, but are included
for the sake of giving the players knowledge of various evil deities.
Baklunish Pantheon
Name
Align
Power
Spheres of Influence
Domains
Weapon
Sex
AlAkbar
LG
Lesser
Guardianship, Faithfulness,
Dignity, Duty
Protection
Falchion
AlAsran (Pelor)
NG
Greater
Sun, Light, Strength, Healing
Life, Light
Mace
Greater
Magic, Arcane Knowledge,

Balance, Non-interference
Knowledge
Staff
NG
Hero
Light, Purity, Courage, and Strength
Light
Scimitar
Daoud
Hero
Humility, Clarity, Immediacy
Knowledge
Quarterstaff
Geshtai
Lesser
Lakes, Rivers, Wells, and Streams
Protection, Nature
Spear
Istus
Greater
Knowledge
Net
Mouqol
Lesser
Protection
Dagger
Xan Yae
Lesser
Trickery
Paired Falchions
Zuoken
Demi
Protection
Unarmed Attack
NE
Greater
Death, Darkness, Murder, The

Underworld
Death
Scythe
AlZarad (Boccob)
Azoralq
Fate, Destiny, Divination,

Predestination, Future, Honesty
Trade, Negotiation, Ventures,
Appraisal, and Reciprocity
Twilight, Shadows, Stealth, and
Mental Power
Monks, Mental Powers, Physical and
Mental Mastery
Cannot Be Worshipped
Tharoth the Reaper
(Nerull)
Dwarven Pantheon
Name
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
Abbathor
NE
Inter
Greed
Trickery
Dagger
Berronar Truesilver
LG
Inter
Safety, Truth, Home, Healing
Protection, Life
Mace
Clangeddin Silverbeard
LG
Inter
Battle, War
War
Battleaxe
Dugmaren Brightmantle
CG
(NG)
Lesser
Scholarship, Discovery, Invention
Knowledge, Light
Short Sword
Dumathoin
Inter
Mining, Exploration
Light, Nature
Warhammer
Gendwar Argrim
LN
Hero
Fatalism and Obsession
War
Dwarven
Battleaxe
Moradin
LG
Greater
Dwarves, Smithing, Engineering,

Creation, War
Knowledge, War,
Protection
Warhammer
Muamman Duathal
NG
Lesser
Wanderers and Expatriates
Protection
Mace
Inter
Wealth and Luck
Trickery
Long Sword
Vergadain
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Elven Pantheon
Name
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
CG
(CN)
Lesser
Air, Weather, Avians, Rain, Fertility
Tempest
Staff
Corellon Larethian
CG
Greater
Elves, Magic, Music, Arts & Crafts,

War
Longsword or
Longbow
Deep Sashelas
CG
Inter
Aquatic Elves, Oceans
Light, Knowledge,
War
Nature, Tempest,
Protection
Trident
Erevan Ilesere
CN
Inter
Mischief, Change, Rogues
Trickery
Short sword
CN
(CG)
Lesser
Trickery
Dagger
Gadhelyn
CN
Hero
Protection, Nature
Longbow
Hanali Celanil
CG
Inter
Love, Romance, Beauty, Fine Art
Protector
Dagger
Labelas Enoreth
CG
Inter
Time, Longevity, History
Knowledge
Staff
Rillifane Rallathil
CG
Inter
Nature, Protection
Bow
CG
(NG)
Inter
Knowledge, Death
Quarterstaff
War, Tempest,
Nature
Long Bow
Aerdrie Faenya
Fenmarel Mestarine
Sehanine Moonbow
Wild Elves, Outcasts, Scapegoats,

Isolation
Independence, Outlawry, Feasting,
Hunting
Wood Elves, Woodlands, Nature,

Druids
Mysticism, Dreams, Far Journeys,
Death, Full Moons, Transcendence
Archery, Hunting, Wilderness
Survival
Solonor Thelandira
CG
Inter
YeCind
CG
Demi
Music, Magical Songs
Knowledge
Long Sword
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
LG (N)
Lesser
Ethics, Propriety
Light
Spear
Club
Flan Pantheon
Name
Allitur
Beory
Greater
Oerth Mother, Nature, Rain
Nature, Life,
Protection
Berei
NG
Lesser
Home, Family, Agriculture
Protection
Sickle
Earth Dragon
LE
Demi
Earth, Weather, Hidden Treasure
Protection,
Tempest
Pick
n/a
Ehlonna
NG
Lesser
Forests, Flowers, Meadows
Life, Nature
Long Bow
Mayaheine
LG
Demi
Protection, Justice, Valor
Protection, War
Bastard Sword
Myhriss
NG
Lesser
Love, Beauty, Romance
Protection
Shortbow or
Whip
Inter
Nature, Woodlands, Freedom,

Hunting, Beasts
Nature, Tempest
Staff
Pelor
NG
Greater
Sun, Strength, Light, Healing
Life, Light
Mace (any)
Rao
LG
Greater
Peace, Reason, Serenity
Knowledge
Lt. Mace
Red Fox
CG
Lesser
Crafts, Thievery
Trickery
Dagger
Vathris
LN
Hero
Anguish, Lost Causes, Revenge
War
Longspear
Zodal
NG
Lesser
Mercy, Home, Benevolence
Protection
Unarmed strike
Kyuss
NE
Hero
Creation & Mastery of the Undead
Death
Club
Nerull
NE
Greater
Death
Scythe
Vecna
NE
Lesser
Knowledge, War
Dagger
Obad-Hai
Death, Darkness, Murder, The

Underworld
Destruction, Evil Secrets, Magic,
Hidden Knowledge, Intrigue
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Gnome Pantheon
Name
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
Baervan Wildwanderer
NG
Inter
Forests, Nature, Travel
Trickery, Nature
Spear
Baravar Cloakshadow
NG (N)
Lesser
Illusions, Protection, Deception
Protection, Trickery
Dagger
Calladuran
Smoothhands
N (NG)
Inter
Svirfneblin, Protection, Earth,

Mining
Life, Protection
Greataxe
Flandal Steelskin
NG
Inter
Mining, Smithing, Fitness
Light
Warhammer
Gaerdal Ironhand
LG
(LN)
Lesser
Protection, Vigilance, Combat
Protection, War
Warhammer
Protection,
Trickery
Axe (any)
Garl Glittergold
NG
Greater
Protection, Humor, Trickery,

Gemcutting, Smithing
Nebelun
CG
Lesser
Inventions, Good luck
Knowledge
Mace
Segojan Earthcaller
NG
Inter
Earth, Nature
Tempest, Nature
Mace
Gelf Darkhearth
CN
Inter
Entropy, Revenge
Death
Warhammer
Roykyn
NE
Hero
Cruelty
Trickery
Spiked Gauntlet
Inter
Greed, Bloodlust, Evil, Hatred, Blind

Destruction
War
Spiked Gauntlet
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
Arvoreen
LG
Inter
Protection, Vigilance, War
Protection, War
Any silvered
Brandobaris
Lesser
Stealth, Thieves, Adventuring
Trickery
Short Sword
Charmalaine
Hero
Keen Senses, Narrow Escapes
Protection
Mace
Cyrrollalee
LG
Inter
Friendship, Trust, Home
Protection
Club
N (NG)
Inter
Nature, Agriculture, Weather
Tempest, Nature
Sickle
LG
Greater
Halflings, Protection, Fertility
Protection, Life
Sword, any
N (LN)
Demi
Earth, Death, Protection of the Dead
Death
Flail
Urdlen
CE
Halfling Pantheon
Name
Sheela Peryroyl
Yondalla
Urogalan
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Oeridian Pantheon
Name
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
NG
Lesser
Spring, East Wind, Renewal
Life, Nature
Sling
Lesser
Metal, Mines, Smiths
Light
Warhammer
N(G)
Inter
Astronomy, Stars, Space,

Wanderers
Knowledge
Spear
Cyndor
LN
Lesser
Time, Continuity, Infinity
Knowledge
Sling
Daern
LN
Hero
Defenses, Fortifications
Protection
Shortspear
Delleb
LG
Lesser
Reason, Intellect, Study
Knowledge
Saber
Quarterstaff
Atroa
Bleredd
Celestian
Fharlanghn
N(G)
Inter
Horizons, Distance, Travel, Roads
Knowledge,
Trickery
Heironeous
LG
Inter
Chivalry, Honor, Justice, Valor, War,

Daring
Protector, War
Battleaxe or
Longsword
Johydee
NG
Hero
Deception, Espionage, Protection
Trickery
Short Sword
Kurell
CN
Lesser
Jealousy, Revenge, Theft
Trickery
Short Sword
Kuroth
CN
Hero
Theft, Treasure-Finding
Trickery
Dagger
Lirr
CG
Lesser
Prose, Poetry, Literature, Art
Knowledge
Rapier or
Shortspear
Merikka
LG
Demi
Farming, Agriculture, Home
Protection
Sickle
Murlynd
LG
Hero
Magical Technology
Knowledge
Longsword
Olidammara
CN
Inter
Music, Revelry, Roguery, Wine
Trickery
Rapier
Light
Staff
Tempest, Nature
Trident
Light, Resolution, Law, Order,

Inflexibility, Sun, Moons
Oceans, Seas, Salt, Sea life,
Weather, Navigation
Pholtus
LG (N)
Inter
Procan
CN
Inter
CN(G)
Demi
Chance, Good luck, Skill
Trickery
Rapier, Stiletto,
or Shortbow
NG
Greater
Sun, Strength, Light, Healing
Life, Light
Mace (any)
CG(N)
Lesser
Summer, South wind, Ease, Comfort
Tempest, Nature
Sickle
F
F
Rudd
Sol (Pelor)
Sotillion
Stern Alia
LN
Demi
Oeridian Culture, Law, Motherhood
Protection
Long Bow or
Mace
Telchur
CN
Lesser
Winger, North wind, Cold
Tempest, Nature
Shortspear
Velnius
N(G)
Lesser
Sky, Weather
Tempest
Spear
Life, Nature
Club
Protection
Dagger
War
Mace
War
Any*
Wenta
CG
Lesser
Zilchus
LN
Inter
CE
(CN)
Inter
LE
Inter
Autumn, West Wind, Harvest,

Brewing
Power, Prestige, Influence, Money,
Business
Erythnul
Hextor
Hate, Envy, Malice, Panic, Ugliness,

Slaughter
War, Discord, Massacres, Conflict,
Fitness, Tyranny
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Suloise Pantheon
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
CE (CN)
Lesser
Malice, Caves, Pits
War
Spiked
Gauntlet
CG
Lesser
Portals, Doors, Enclosures, Locks,

Keys
Trickery
Dagger
LG (N)
Lesser
Stone, Metals, Mountains,

Guardianship
Protection
Warhammer
Jascar
LG
Lesser
Hills, Mountains
Protection
Warhammer
Kord
CG
Inter
Athletics, Sports, Brawling,

Strength, Courage
Tempest, War
Greatsword
Lendor
LN
Inter
Time, Tedium, Patience, Study
Knowledge
Greatsword
Lydia
NG
Lesser
Music, Knowledge, Daylight
Knowledge, Light
Spear
Norebo
CN
Lesser
Luck, Gambling, Risk
Trickery
Dagger
Osprem
LN
Lesser
Sea Voyages, Ships, Sailors
Protection, Tempest
Trident
Phaulkon
CG
Lesser
Air, Winds, Clouds, Birds, Archery
Tempest, Nature
Bow (Long or
Short)
Phyton
CG
Lesser
Nature, Beauty, Farming
Light, Nature
Scimitar
Pyremius
NE
Lesser
Assassins, Fire, Poison, Murder
War
Longsword or
Whip
Syrul
NE (LE)
Lesser
Lies, Deceit, Treachery, False

Promises
Trickery
Dagger
Vatun
CN
Lesser
Northern Barbarians, Cold, Winter,

Arctic Beasts
Tempest, War
Battleaxe
LN (E)
Greater
Magic, Death, Vanity (love), Law
Death, Knowledge
Dagger
Lesser
The Sea, Sailing, Money, Business
Tempest
Trident
Name
Beltar
Dalt
Fortubo
Wee Jas
Xerbo
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Common or Unknown Origins

Name
Align
Power
Domains
Weapon
Sex
Bahamut
LG
Lesser
Good Dragons
Life, War
Heavy pick or
bite
Boccob
Greater
Knowledge
Staff
Joramy
N(G)
Lesser
Tempest, War
Staff
Demi
Swords, Sword skill, Balance
War
Any Sword
St. Cuthbert
LG (N)
Inter
Wisdom, Zeal, Common sense,

Honesty, Truth, Discipline
Knowledge
Club
Trithereon
CG
Inter
Individuality, Liberty, Retribution,

Self-defense
War
Spear,
sword, or
club
Ulaa
LG
Inter
Hills, Mountains, Gemstones
Life, War
Warhammer
CN
Demi
Humor, Occult studies,

Eccentricity, Unpredictability
Trickery
Club
Blibdoolpoolp
NE
Inter
Kuo-toas
Death
Pincer Staff
Grolantor
CE
Inter
Hills Giants, War
War
Club
Gruumsh
CE
Greater
Orcs, Storms, War
Tempest, War
Spear
Hruggek
CE
Inter
Bugbears, Violence
War
Morningstar
Incabulos
NE
Greater
Plague, Famine
Death
Quarterstaff
Iuz
CE
Lesser
Pain, Oppression
Death
Greatsword
Kurtulmak
LE
Inter
Kobolds, War, Mining
War
Spear
Laogzed
CE
Demi
Troglodytes, Hunger
Death
Javelin
Lolth
CE
Inter
Drow, Spiders
Trickery
Whip
Maglubiyet
LE
Greater
Goblinoids, War
War
Greataxe or
battleaxe
Trickery
Staff
Kelanen
Zagyg
Magic, Arcane Knowledge,

Balance, Non-interference
Fire, Volcanoes, Wrath, Anger,
Quarrels
Ralishaz
CN(E)
Inter
Chance, Ill-luck, Misfortune,

Insanity
Sekolah
LE
Inter
Sahuagin, God of the Hunt
Nature, Tempest
Trident
Semuanya
Lesser
Lizardfolk, Survival
Life
Greatclub
Skoraeus Stonebones
Inter
Stone Giants, Art
Knowledge
Warhammer
Surtur
LE
Inter
Fire Giants, Craft
Knowledge, War
Greatsword
Tharizdun
CE
Inter
Eternal Darkness
Trickery
Dagger
Thrym
CE
Inter
Frost Giants, Strength
War
Greataxe
Tiamat
LE
Lesser
Evil Dragons
Trickery
Heavy pick or
bite
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Appendix C Join the GHR Team!
APPENDIX C JOIN THE GHR TEAM!

Do you enjoy playing Greyhawk Reborn? Did you just discover us and want to see Greyhawk Reborn in your area? Do you
want to make a difference in the world of Greyhawk? If youre interested in what we are doing and want to see us expand,
take a look below to see how you can help us improve and shape the Greyhawk experience for our deep-rooted Greyhawk
enthusiasts and the newly introduced Greyhawk fans!
Authors/DMs
Campaign Group Organizers
Greyhawk Reborns distinct experience of the author as

the DM provides a unique flexibility to adventures.
Consequently, authors must be willing to create
adventures and then run them at gaming community
gatherings like game days and conventions. Authors
work with the Regional Leads to create adventures that
effect Greyhawk Reborns story. At this time, the most
developed regions currently in play are the Hold of the
Sea Princes and Keoland. We are currently accepting
petitions for areas within these developed regions.
Authors interested in different regions should see
Specific Area Organizations.
We expect many of the old Living Greyhawk

organizations still exist while new organizations are
developing. Campaign Group Organizers (CGOs) assist
in developing a Campaign Group by managing it and
acting as a point-of contact for the group as it develops
and expands. One new and exciting feature to the
Greyhawk Reborns Campaign Groups is their focus on
role-play to immerse players into the PCs world.
Currently, a small list of Campaign Groups exist,
including guilds, religious groups, military groups and
political groups within each region of the campaign with
new Campaign Groups being introduced via story.
Artists
Specific Area Organizations
The addition of art to the campaign provides a strong

visual to the creative world of Greyhawk. Artists should
have experience in graphic design, conceptual design
and/or geographical design. While we intend to stay
true to the Greyhawk setting, as Flanaess is rebuilt, it
needs new, updated representations of maps and
cartography, renderings of monsters and NPCs, and
icons of Greyhawk heraldry.
Specific Area Organizations (SAOs) are a vital part of

Greyhawks return to fame. SAOs are a group of people
(4-8) in a real-world, geographical area that develop a
specific location in Greyhawk. The group is responsible
for creating story lines, writing adventures, running
adventures, developing regional groups, and organizing
events where Greyhawk Reborn is run for players. The
group works with the GHR Leads to preserve campaign
continuity across all regions. The specific location to be
developed in Greyhawk can range from one specific
town and surrounding area to a large area such as a
province or even a small country. The GHR Leads
approve an area based on the in-game location, the
geographical location, the number of SAOs offering to
organize and the available player base. Feel free to
contact the GHR Leads to petition for a particular
location.
Editors
With great authorship, comes great editors. Editors
review, edit, modify, consolidate and format across the
various written documents of the campaign. They get a
sneak peak of new adventures, get to work on
supporting documents to improve the campaign
integrity, and provide the service of improving each
document to provide an incredible play experience for
players and a simple, efficient document for DMs.
Getting Involved
Do you want to be part of the Greyhawk Reborn experience? Please contact us at greyhawkreborn@comcast.net with the
following information to introduce yourself!
A brief introduction of yourself including where you are living and your gaming background.
In which position(s) listed above are you interested in helping to shape Greyhawk Reborn? Why?
Provide samples/commendations of any previous experience with writing, organization, development, and/or art.
Expect an email from one of the GHR Leads that will introduce himself or herself and work with you one-on-one through
the Getting Involved process. During that time, we will get to know you and your skills and give you specialized
instruction based on your position(s) of choice!
Do you have something specific in mind that you can offer that is not listed above? We are interested in hearing from
you! Send us an email to greyhawkreborn@comcast.net with the bulleted information listed above and tell us about your
ideas!
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CAMPAIGN GUIDE

GREYHAWK REBORN: BEHIND THE SCENES

PLOTS AND STORIES LEADS:

Hold of the Sea Princes Lead: Anthony Keller

Keoland Leads: Dave Guerrieri & Keith Garrigan

CAMPAIGN GROUP LEADS:

The campaign staff is always eager to hear what your

Nick Haws & TJ Shorb

CONVENTION AND GAME DAY SUPPORT:

Tell Us What You Think

CAMPAIGN GUIDE CREATION AND DESIGN:

GHR Staff Playing in the

The Greyhawk Reborn website at

All Greyhawk Reborn campaign announcements will be

Greyhawk Reborn Campaign Guide

Greyhawk Reborn Overview

Starting Player Characters

Stories & Adventures

Adventuring Days (ADs)

Average Party Level (APL) & Rewards

Adventure Play & Campaign Rules

Adventure Records & Rewards

Appendix AAdditional Character Creation

Appendix CJoin the GHR Team!

Greyhawk Reborn Living Campaign Guide

WELCOME TO GREYHAWK REBORN!

The Guiding Principles of the

Have fun. Everyone at the table should be

PCs actions should have consequences for

Players should feel invested in the

Role-playing and roll-playing are not

To involve as many people in the creative

Understand that the rules in this document, and other

What were once powerful, unified empires have now

No, it is not a safe world anymore, not since The

The Flanaess needs new heroes. Are you ready to

Rising from the Ashes,

Greyhawk Reborn Campaign Guide

GREYHAWK REBORN OVERVIEW

Using the Greyhawk Setting

Central Campaign Rules

RULE ONE: FUN & ENTERTAINMENT

RULE TWO: ITS ABOUT THE STORY

RULE THREE: THINGS ARE HANDLED AT THE TABLE

Other Campaign Rules

Greyhawk Reborn Campaign Guide

Ethical Play Guidelines

Remember it is a game of heroes, and requires

Play fair and honestly, and stay away from

Follow both the spirit and the letter of the rules.

You cannot intentionally damage or hinder other

Respect the authority and decisions of your DM and

Play adventures for the story and challenges, not

Please stay focused on the game. We understand