World of Farland Campaign Setting
Our gold best-selling World of Farland Campaign Setting is now available for Fantasy Grounds VTT!The World of Farland has been online for over 20 years, and it has been offered for 3.5e, 4e, and recently D&D 5e. It mixes dark and gritty fantasy with classic and high fantasy. Now, because the fans demanded it, we bring you a highly detailed campaign source book that gives you everything you need to run a game in Farland that is compatible with the 5 th edition of the world's most popular RPG.
Farland is a world that has been conquered by evil. It has been sundered into seven kingdoms, each ruled by an evil lord who personifies one of the seven deadly sins. These beings, called the Lords of Sin , hold the land in a dark grasp. In the conquered kingdoms, the Lords of Sin enslaved the population and made their primary activity in life the glorification of the Dark God Vornoth. Farland is an evil place, but take heart, for not all is lost-- light glimmers in the West. A rebellion has broken out, and several kingdoms have been freed, although they are teetering on the brink of collapse, and all-out war with the dark powers is looming....
This product includes:
- Information about Geography and Climate
- Details about the free and occupied human kingdoms
- Detailed cities and towns of Farland
- Info about culture and society
- Calendars of Farland
- Currencies of all kingdoms
- Languages
- Proverbs and sayings
- Direction for running an ongoing campaign, plus tons of adventure hooks
- Factions for all kingdoms and races
- Lore on good and evil demi-humans
- The unique pantheons of Farland
- Important NPCs and monsters
- Other continents found on the planet
- A large, detailed political map of the Continent of Farland
- Much more!
Adapted for Fantasy Grounds by: S. Baker
Requires: An active subscription or a one time purchase of a Fantasy Grounds Full or Ultimate license and the included 5E Compatible ruleset. Compatible with Fantasy Grounds Unity or Fantasy Grounds Classic
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