A “goblin” is a dark elf. In D&D terms, a drow. They are also called “snow elves”, and mostly they live in Snowdonia, the toughest mountain terrain in Lyonesse, a week or more to the north (west of the Saexa Kingdom of Powys). A Hwb is the non offensive term for the Fair Folk / human mixed race travelling tinkers and storytellers that travel by … Continue reading Lyonesse Monster Terminology Update
Solar Elves tend to be of the Balance Lunar Elves tend to be Unaligned Tenebral Elves tend to be of Chaos Dwarves tend to be of the Balance Gnomes tend to be Unaligned. Halflings tend to be of the Balance Hobgoblins tend to be Unaligned Goblins tend to be of Chaos Sprites and Naiads TBD Hags tend to be of Chaos Banshee are only ever … Continue reading …Six Folk, Four Alignments…
Brute leaders are
great beasts with additional hit dice, and magic-using shamans may
also be found in the larger tribes. Brute tribes hate each other, and will
fight savagely unless restrained by a powerful and feared commander, such as a Chaotic high priest or an evil sorcerer. Continue reading Chaos Brute Stats
Orc’ hair is usually black. They have pig-like faces and reddish eyes. Orcs prefer wearing vivid colors that many humans would consider unpleasant, such as blood red, mustard yellow, yellow-green, and deep purple. Their equipment is dirty and unkempt. An adult male orc is a little over 6 feet tall and females are slightly smaller. Orcs are primarily subterranean, but they are also nocturnal and … Continue reading Chaos Brutes
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