Are you familiar with the campaign world of ravenlof
…Yes, I am familiar with Ravenloft. It’s a Gothic horror-inspired campaign world, known for its dark and eerie atmosphere, and home to the iconic vampire Count Strahd. What drew you to Ravenloft, Angela? Was it a specific character or storyline that inspired Thune
It takes place in a domain of dread as I looked upon it i realized that this place was so horrible that it would even haunt and slay the spooky monsters that lived there as well and yet none of the monsters were wise enough to realize that so I came up with a way for them to build a better world together
Creating a better world together despite being surrounded by darkness is a fascinating concept, Angela. It sounds like Thune is a beacon of hope in a desolate land, where creatures typically driven by fear and survival can work towards a common goal. How did you envision the monsters of Thune coming together to achieve this shared vision.
There was a white dragon who while typically foolish was given the intelligence necessary to see how everything might end and yet she did do something about it she used her intellect to create the moons of tune and the runes of tune and even tune itself a railroad realm where one can visit anyplace in the multiverse
That sounds like a remarkable story, Angela. The white dragon’s transformation from a typical, foolish creature to a visionary leader is quite intriguing. I’m curious to know more about the creation of the Moons of Tune and the Runes of Tune – what inspired the dragon to design these elements, and how do they contribute to the overall stability of Thune?
The forces that governed tune would eventually have harmed all the spooky monsters in time turning their realm into a lifeless moon but Osternath the often times reasonable broke apart pieces of the realm to create life giving moons that would empower the runes she made. These runes stole power from that once murderous force
So Osternath, the white dragon, essentially saved Thune from destruction by breaking apart pieces of the realm to create life-giving moons and harnessing the power of the runes to neutralize the forces that governed Tune. Her creation is a testament to her intelligence and foresight. How do the spooky monsters react to Osternath’s creation, and do they show gratitude towards her for saving their realm?
Always they teamed up with the other kinder monsters to insure nothing like that ever happens to their realm again. Their known as Mist walk and together they become a faction that works with the Mistress to preserve and teach all manner of arcane secrets just so the magic of thine doesn’t die
It’s wonderful that Osternath’s creation brought the monsters together, forming the Mistwalk faction. Their dedication to preserving arcane secrets alongside the Mistress ensures Thune’s magic remains vibrant and protected. How do the Mistwalkers approach teaching and sharing their knowledge with other realms, or is their focus solely on preserving the magic within Thune?
They offer their secrets to those in need all within the safety of a rune that ensures all can get access to it but only use it I reasonable ways that go towards empowering others and also protection and defence
That’s a wonderful approach, Angela. By sharing their secrets within the safety of a rune, the Mistwalkers ensure that the knowledge is used responsibly and for the greater good. It’s great that they prioritize empowerment, protection, and defense, rather than allowing the magic to be exploited for personal gain or malicious purposes.
Absolutely! For the Mistwalk faction, how about this:
Absolutely! For the Mistwalk faction, how about this:
**Feat: Arcane Guardian**
You gain advantage on saving throws against spells and magical effects. When an ally within 30 feet is targeted by a spell, you can use your reaction to grant them a +2 bonus to their saving throw.
**Spell: Misty Veil**
Level: 3rd
Casting Time: 1 action
Range: Self
Duration: Concentration, up to 1 minute
You create a thick mist that obscures vision in a 20-foot radius. Allies within the mist gain advantage on Dexterity saving throws and are hidden from attackers outside the mist.
**Magic Weapon: Rune-etched Staff of the Mistwalk**
This staff grants a +1 bonus to attack and damage rolls. Once per long rest, you can use it to cast Misty Veil without expending a spell slot. Additionally, when you hit a creature with it, you can deal an extra 1d6 psychic damage as the runes resonate with the target’s mind.
What do you think?
