Category:KJD-GAZ

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Gazetteer posts, article about my campaign setting. For instance, my Campaign Cosmology article and my treatise on the place of weapons and armor in dwarven culture. I expect these to be almost entirely fluff, with any crunch coming as stats describing the items discused, such as city stats or an NPC description. If a new game element (feat, spell, monster, character class, etc.) is introduced I expect to have a separate article with an appropriate tag.

Article List

Article	Author	Date	Abstract	Hits
Burning Wood	Keith Davies	2007-07-23	Smoke wafts above the canopy of the great forest, lit faintly red underneath by a distant fire, a sign the Burning Hills lie ahead. Miles of forest lie burned to the ground, and now you can see the flames licking a thousand feet in the air in the hills beyond, darkening the skies with it's smoke. The breeze at your back and the forest consumed, it seems safe enough to approach. Cresting a small rise you see the fire's heart, burning atop a thousand acres or more of unaffected trees at the center of this desolation. The land, hidden from the sun by smoke is visible in the orange glow of the great fire, it's heat uncomfortably warm on your face even a mile away.	207
Campaign Cosmology	Keith Davies	2007-01-06	How the world came into being and its place in the multiverse.	280
Charnel Plains	Keith Davies	2007-07-27	A battlefield that has seen so much blood spilled it has come to life itself.	136
Diamond Mist Falls	Keith Davies	2007-07-24	A waterfall with elemental power.	125
Eye of Fire	Keith Davies	2007-07-27	A volcanic lake that is a holy place of the elemental god.	151
Ghost Hills	Keith Davies	2007-07-23	Barren wasteland wreathed in stillness and death.	173
Gods and Alignment	Keith Davies	2009-08-01	Do the gods really care?	30
Pillar of Souls	Keith Davies	2007-09-12	Far from civilized lands, there is a spire of rock reaching toward the heavens. The spire is constantly shrouded in mist and despite the unnatural stillness of the air, haunting, inarticulate moans can be heard in the distance.	219
Storm Mountain	Keith Davies	2007-07-24	A high peak perpetully shrouded in storm.	132