Ogres of Adlatum

by Kipper Snifferdoo & Joe Mashuga   Subraces: Brute Ogres Noble Ogres (Igurna)   At one time, the ogres claimed over eighty percent of Adlatum’s habitable regions. Their might was gathered together in an empire of powerful magic, dark temples and the will of the Gods of Evil. When the… Read More

Kunda of Adlatum

by Kipper Snifferdoo & Joe Mashuga   Subraces: Hoda Voda Adlatum’s kender are known as the kunda, a very spiritual and primal people, closely related to their Ansalonian cousins in appearance and cheerful demeanor. Unlike Ansalonian kender, they are not kleptomaniacs, but they still have a very liberal understanding of… Read More

Humans of Adlatum

by Kipper Snifferdoo   Subraces: Etlarnic Midlander Maliaru (NPC race) Onarian Teusten   Whether Etlarnic or Midlander, humanity has given rise to some of the most noble of individuals in Adlatum’s history, as well as some of the most wicked. Before the fall of the ogres in the Age of… Read More

Dwarves of Adlatum

by Kipper Snifferdoo & Joe Mashuga Subraces: Coin Dwarves (Hartdar) Deep Dwarves (Adlar) Mist Dwarves (Neskudar) Reef Dwarves (Nordar) and Cliff Dwarves (Sundar)   Adlatum’s dwarves are divided into five clans, whose histories have diverged significantly since the race first appeared on the continent in the Age of Light. Personality: All… Read More

Elves of Adlatum

by Nael & Joe Mashuga Subraces: Coral Elves (Corinesti) Feral Elves (Sekhnesti) Fractured Elves (Talonesti) Winged Elves (Avanesti) The elves of Adlatum were once a powerful force for good on the continent, seizing the Midlands from the ogres during the Age of Light and turning Tao-Shin away from evil. However, one of their… Read More

Bakali of Adlatum

by Kranar Drogin & Joe Mashuga Adlatum’s bakali were once part of a great empire, said to have stretched across all of Krynn, though their history remains mostly unrecorded. Bakali tribes live in the ruins of ancient cities, located in the Vacant Lands or No Man’s End. The bakali aren’t… Read More

  • Memorable Quotes

    I think that for me, books and stories should teach us who we should be, not show us who we are.

    — Tracy Hickman, Dragonlance Canticle Episode #37