Guide to the Immortals
Guide to the Immortals
Guide to the Immortals
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<strong>the</strong> only one of his former allies who has remained faithful <strong>to</strong><br />
him and who continues with him <strong>to</strong> seek new immortal<br />
candidates from <strong>the</strong> Nightmare Dimension.<br />
Patron: Unknown [presumed Razud]<br />
Allies: Harrow<br />
Enemies: Mazikeen<br />
Classic D&D Stats<br />
Followers’ Alignment: Any; clerics must be Neutral<br />
or Chaotic<br />
Favoured weapon: Dagger (allowed all one-handed<br />
small weapons)<br />
Clerics’ skills and powers: +1 bonus <strong>to</strong> Intelligence,<br />
+2 bonus <strong>to</strong> arcane magic, divine magic and alternative<br />
magic (not free)<br />
D&D 3E Stats<br />
Domains: Energy, Chaos, Magic, Trickery<br />
Favoured weapon: Dagger<br />
Source: IM3<br />
POLUNIUS THE DESIGNER<br />
(The Celestial Architect)<br />
Patron of <strong>the</strong> Tri<strong>to</strong>ns, Patron of Sculpture,<br />
Architecture and Arts<br />
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 25 th (Eternal), LN, Matter<br />
Symbol: A compass and a hammer<br />
Portfolio: Tri<strong>to</strong>ns, architecture, arts and crafts, magic,<br />
creativity, tradition<br />
Worshipped in: Arm of <strong>the</strong> <strong>Immortals</strong> (Gombar),<br />
Skothar (Tangor), Undersea, all Mystaran seas<br />
Appearance: Polunius is an old tri<strong>to</strong>n with a head of<br />
long white hair, a face lined by a thoughtful expression with<br />
intelligent and flashing eyes. He carries a coral bag full of<br />
books on a shoulder strap and a coral dagger and o<strong>the</strong>r items<br />
in a bandoleer across his chest.<br />
His<strong>to</strong>ry: Polunius was a great tri<strong>to</strong>n cleric-mage who<br />
studied coral for <strong>the</strong> majority of his life, eventually<br />
discovering <strong>the</strong> secret of <strong>the</strong>ir growth and how <strong>to</strong> interact<br />
magically with <strong>the</strong>m in order <strong>to</strong> shape <strong>the</strong>m <strong>to</strong> his will.<br />
He <strong>the</strong>n taught <strong>the</strong> tri<strong>to</strong>ns how <strong>to</strong> magically accelerate<br />
and shape coral formations, create architectural works of<br />
huge splendour, and <strong>to</strong> produce items and weapons of<br />
<strong>to</strong>ugh coral for <strong>the</strong> undersea peoples. His life’s work<br />
cemented his dream of Immortality, and he was<br />
welcomed among <strong>the</strong> ranks of Matter by his patron<br />
Kagyar in <strong>the</strong> XV century BC.<br />
Personality: Polunius embodies creativity, freedom of<br />
thought, <strong>the</strong> traditional tri<strong>to</strong>n values, and crafts and arts<br />
in general. He also holds <strong>the</strong> view that a brilliant builder<br />
is a perfectionist. Currently his cult is widespread among<br />
<strong>the</strong> undersea peoples who research harmonic and artistic<br />
architectural work, especially among <strong>the</strong> tri<strong>to</strong>ns. Polunius<br />
doesn’t have a good relationship with ei<strong>the</strong>r Gorrziok<br />
(whose association with natural devastation opposes <strong>the</strong><br />
philosophy of Matter) or with Saasskas, who preaches <strong>the</strong><br />
destruction of aquatic life and beauty and who has<br />
oppressed his people from time immemorial in all <strong>the</strong><br />
waters of <strong>the</strong> globe. Polunius sometimes collaborates with<br />
Kagyar and Wayland, with whom he worked in <strong>the</strong> past<br />
<strong>to</strong> construct Pandius, <strong>the</strong> hidden Immortal city in <strong>the</strong><br />
moon Patera.<br />
Patron: Unknown [presumed Kagyar]<br />
Allies: Collaborates with Wayland and Kagyar<br />
Enemies: Gorrziok, Saasskas<br />
Classic D&D Stats<br />
Followers’ Alignment: Clerics and followers can have<br />
any alignment<br />
Favoured weapon: Dagger (allowed all piercing<br />
weapons)<br />
Clerics’ skills and powers: +1 bonus <strong>to</strong> Dexterity and<br />
Intelligence, +2 bonus <strong>to</strong> sculpture and construction (not<br />
free)<br />
D&D 3E Stats<br />
Domains: Matter, Law, Magic, Craftsmanship, Arts<br />
Favoured weapon: Dagger<br />
Source: PC3, WotI<br />
PROTIUS<br />
(Ahti, Manadyn, Manwara, Nithys, Fa<strong>the</strong>r Ocean,<br />
The Spuming Nooga, Old Man of <strong>the</strong> Sea)<br />
Sovereign of <strong>the</strong> Oceans and Water, Patron of<br />
Sailors, Protec<strong>to</strong>r of Marine Fauna<br />
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 29 th (Eternal), N, Time<br />
Symbol: A blue trident<br />
Portfolio: Oceans and marine creatures, water,<br />
unpredictability, travel<br />
Worshipped in: Alphatia, Bellissaria, Cathos, Cestia,<br />
Davania (Thyatian Hinterlands, Izonda, Meghala<br />
Kimata), Isle of Dawn (Caerdwicca, Dunadale, Helskir,<br />
East Portage, West Portage, Reds<strong>to</strong>ne, Trikelios,<br />
Westrourke), Pearl Islands, Hollow World (Anathy,<br />
Antalians, Milenians, Nithians, Merry Pirate Seas,<br />
Traldar), Known World (Darokin, Ierendi, Minrothad,<br />
Nor<strong>the</strong>rn Reaches, Thyatis), Norwold (Autuusmaa,<br />
Landfall, Oceansend), Qeodhar, Skothar (Minaea, Zyxl),<br />
Undersea, Thanegioth<br />
Appearance: The race of Protius’s manifestation form<br />
varies based on each type of follower that worships him,<br />
but all (human, tri<strong>to</strong>n, merrow, etc.) share certain<br />
characteristics. He always appears with <strong>the</strong> traits of a male<br />
individual of advanced age, with a beard, moustache, and<br />
hair of greenish algae, with a nude body or enveloped by<br />
algae that constantly drips salt water, and a trident held<br />
in his fist. His face is mercurial: at one time, he is calm<br />
and seraphic, <strong>the</strong>n suddenly he is happy, only <strong>to</strong> get<br />
angry <strong>the</strong> next moment, passing <strong>to</strong> alternate stages of<br />
reflection or determined by his fixed expression.<br />
His o<strong>the</strong>r manifestation forms are a great dolphin of<br />
remarkable intelligence and gigantic whale.<br />
His<strong>to</strong>ry: Protius is one of those <strong>Immortals</strong> of <strong>the</strong><br />
so-called First Generation, so ancient that <strong>the</strong>re is no<br />
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