Panisadore

[Snargash Moonclaw]

I've finally gotten most of what I have in electronic format for my (D&D 3.5,) gameworld into the wiki. At present there are no links between pages - I'm still dealing with the learning curve for the format; all pages are Panisadore:*.

Some material is clearly incomplete (the Malenorian Empire write up is still largely long-hand) and there is still a great deal to develop. I'm working predominantly top down, starting with Deities and overall world geography, and then focusing on the equatorial region for initial playing purposes. Religio- (and geo-) politics in the region will be having a significant impact on some major story arcs. The initial intention was to create a largely nautical setting as I was expecting to draw players largely from friends involved in Pirate (NON SCA) reenactment here in Portland. While schedules and transit problems prevented this, I've stuck with that initial idea - presenting a geography to support it without making it a necessity of play. I'm deliberately leaving some of it rather loose and open ended in order to provide "room" to include player driven character/social concepts.

At present I've gone back to focusing on development until I return to Denver in a little over a year where I have a much larger group of story-oriented gaming friends to draw upon. I'll be adding to the wiki as I get more material composed or typed up from my older handwritten notes.

[Snargash Moonclaw]

And  Panisadore:Main has been greatly revised and expanded as of this post.

[Snargash Moonclaw]

Panisadore:Deitiesis finally reformatted (HTML) and a couple of pertinent entries edited. I'm not sure if the entries for ?, Belhdamh and Hebnaritath are best left where they are or should be moved to the beginning. The present placement is how I present them to players; without a great deal of the underlying explanatory material {placed in parenthesis} their significance appears relatively minor (at least at first on the surface of things). Player characters intrigued by the initial concepts or ideas of enlightenment as presented by some related deities may well eventually manage to put the pieces of the puzzle together and grasp some sense of the real nature of things, but not doing so will in no way detract from the game. Players are likewise introduced to Jessanak as described here, rather than the underlying truth detailed in the Main Page.