Subraces There are two subraces of githyanki, those that are loyal to the Lich-queen and those that are not. Loyal githyanki are the overwhelming majority and referred to as githyanki. Dissidents are known as githzerai. Githyanki: Githyanki serve the Lich-queen and live in the Astral Plane. They raid other dimensions for food, water, and entertainment. All githyanki serve the marauding army in one way or another.

If I ever found a genie in a bottle one of my selfish personal wishes would be to have perfect eyesight. I hate wearing glasses. And the genie is the best way for me to fix that. Maybe I'd wish for world peace or to end world hunger before perfect eyes. But if I had a wish just for myself, it's going to be perfect eyesight.

History The origin of the githyanki race is lost to time. They existed within a mortal realm at one point, but moved to the Astral Plane. Were they escaping a threat? Or had they consumed all resources in their home plane and moved on to find greener pastures? Whatever their reason the githyanki abandoned their home dimension and took up permanent residence in the Astral Plane between dimensions.

I've been thinking about writing a novel set in Cimmeria for a while. I've always wanted to write something set in the campaign world, but it took me a while to land on the idea. The basics is to cover the story of Blendegad, Galandir, and Tereman that I outlined in the First Vampire of Cimmeria series. After writing that series I knew I had my novel's concept.

KC Broadhead is a certified life coach who uses D&D and other TTRPGs as a motivational force for his clients, mostly young men and boys. He meets with each person weekly to check on their goals for self improvement. Based on their progress each client is rewarded some building points that can be spent on their character in their weekly session.

Physical Description Githyanki are humanoid creatures from outside the normal reality of Cimmeria and Earth. They are tall and thin, often standing more than six feet tall, but rarely weighing more than 200 pounds. They have yellow skin with brown patterned markings that are distinct for each individual. Their skin is tight against their skeletal structure giving githyanki a withered, shrunken appearance.

Location Dragons are spread throughout Cimmeria and the world beyond. The different varieties of dragons can be found in different habitats based on their elemental type. Fire and ice dragons prefer mountains. Acid dragons prefer swamps and forests. Lightning dragons prefer the desert. Non-elemental dragons prefer plains and hills. Wherever they live, dragons are typically away from civilized society. Their existential threat to villages and towns inevitably leads to violent conflict.

Al from the Point of Insanity Game Studio and Podcast is here to talk about a couple of different things! We started off by discussing the Dark Sun campaign setting, which was a post-apocalyptic campaign setting released for D&D in 1991. Next was the changes in D&D over the editions/years. After that was Al's Point of Insanity Network podcast, a variety podcast about a number of different topics in the geek and horror space.

Subraces Dragons have far more subraces than other races of Cimmeria. There are so many subraces of dragons that they are split into categories for discussion rather than discussed individually. The two most powerful types of dragons are chromatic and metallic. These two varieties ruled Cimmeria during the Dragon Hegemony. Planar dragons encapsulate other intelligent dragons outside of the chromatic and metallic.

Death is a status condition in Dungeons and Dragons. What does death do in D&D? It prevents your character from taking actions. Similar to other conditions like paralyzed or stunned. If your character dies in D&D, revival is just a spell away. The 3rd level revivify spell brings a dead character back to life immediately with nary a consequence. If your character gets paralyzed in D&D, you need a 4th level…

History The first dragons existed long before the Olympians came to Cimmeria. Before the Olympians themselves in fact. Dragons were borne from the union of Typhon and Echidna, the first monsters. The first dragons were winged, fire-breathing brutes, incapable of speech. These were the Lernaean Hydra, Ladon, the Dragon of Colchis, and Python of Delphi were a few of these ancient dragons.

Kevin tells us about his setting and TTRPG, Orbis. It's a crunchy mech combat game! Central to Orbis is the Ion Tempest storm. It started long ago and afflicts the world with electrical storms, cold snaps, heat waves, and odd magnetic and gravitational fields. History of the world before the arrival of the Ion Tempest is lost. Some sort of apocalypse occurred to this science fiction civilization that destroyed everything and created the Ion Tempest.