Despite such advancements, Fenhowl is ruled by a representative government still shackled by the vestiges of the former feudal system; not all people living in Fenhowl are considered citizens with voting rights.

Oh you thought this was a chill fantasy adventure in an idealized world? Sorry 😅

A closeup of Fenhowl, one of the primary settings for our campaign. The most populated land in the world, it’s a multicultural realm with innovative technology, including a far-reaching passenger rail system.

Meet our honorary sixth member of the team, Dice Master Ignatius aka Iggy! Iggy lives with his dad Emil and definitely doesn’t help fudge any dice rolls, why would you even say that? He has never done anything wrong in his life, ever. In addition to D&D, Iggy also enjoys FFXIV.

Listen. Officially, our tagline is: “The story of four ordinary people forever changed when they embark on a quest to break the chains of feudalism,” but sometimes you just gotta keep things real simple 👊🏽💥

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Meet our final player! Stephanie (they/she) is a homegrown Bay Area nerd, therapist-in-training, and first-time D&D player. They bring curiosity and big heart to the table. Out of game catch them buying books they sometimes read, chilling in bed with their cat, or being a chaos gremlin.

“The gods are real, and they don’t care about you.”

Nessa won’t tell us which deity (deities?) this image corresponds to, but supposedly it’s very important and will affect us all. I’m sure everything’s fine 😅

Player 3! Emil Hanscom (he/him) is an Oakland-based trans man who loves comic shops, beach naps and French fries in his burritos. He can usually be found lazing at home with his cat. Someday, he’ll build that Gundam mocking him from the living room…if he ever stops being intimidated by tiny parts.

Fifteen years ago (3086 DY), Lus and Alwa were married, and their churches are now closely allied, working on humanitarian projects. However, the two churches have a conflict-ridden past that stretches millennia. Lus's feast is week 14 Summer.

Pantheon drop! The face of Lus, the moon goddess. Her luminous body manifests draped in silk and linen; her sleeping form curls in the fetal position within the night's guiding light. Full of wisdom and navigation knowledge, hunters and rangers tend to follow her.

Meet our next player! Charnell MacQueen (she/her) is your friendly neighborhood Blerd, writer, and designer. She loves nerding out, big laughs, and sharing real stories. Best known for her razor-sharp wit and wild RA tales, you can catch her vibing at concerts, art shows, or deep in an anime binge.

The Pantheon of Worb consists of 16 deities, each with domain over particular aspects of creation and society. Alwa, Lus, Baiyas, Buain, and Masmeti are most popular globally, and their respective feast weeks are widely celebrated.

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Meet our first player and Co-Producer! Valmina May (they/them) @delightly.bsky.social is a Bay Area based actor and ttrpg performer. You can find them on @dkmcrpgs.bsky.social playing Ciel in Sanguine Scourge, a #VampireTheMasquerade story.

For projects future and past: linktr.ee/valminotaur

Welcome to Worb! Our original setting for this campaign is a much smaller planet than the one we live on, but inhabited by the same range of life you’d expect to find both on Earth and in the core D&D settings.

Stay tuned for more lore tidbits about the world and major figures from its history!

Meet our DM and Co-Producer! Nessa Kain (she/her) is a multidisciplinary artist and writer who enjoys crafting aesthetically coherent worlds to make an audience smile, cry, and maybe scream or yell a little bit. She also produces glitchy synthpop as Caora Chrom. knife.church

Wizards &/or War Crimes is a D&D podcast about resistance; the story of four ordinary people forever changed when they embark on a quest to break the chains of feudalism.

We are five friends based in the SF Bay Area and hope you’ll join us on this journey ⛓️‍💥 Stay tuned for episode releases and more!