Guide to the Immortals

disorder (in particular in the Five Shires). By chance,
Falcho came across the legend of the Epic Hero pointed
to in the writings of a sage in some books that he had
recently stolen from the library of a Thyatian mage. He
subsequently literally slammed against an Immortal on
the peak of a mountain where he was trying to recover
some of his property, lost while travelling through clouds
on the back of a dragon companion. Tyche was affected
to such an extent by his boastful attitude and his luck
that she wanted to propel him on the path of
Immortality. During his quest, Falcho continued to be
blessed with luck, since the deeds to which he was called
to achieve turned out to be child’s play for him, so that
Tyche, amused beyond measure, welcomed him among
the Immortals in the IV century AC.
Personality: Raven is not at all interested in the
problems of Mystara and doesn’t want anything to do
with the obligations that are normally relevant to an
Immortal. He doesn’t ignore the orders of his superiors,
but each time finds an excuse, by seeming busy, and
avoids them. He never passes an occasion to infringe the
rules. He prefers to employ his sense of humour and play
practical jokes on, and make fun of, the other Immortals;
particularly those who take things too seriously. In this he
has good collaborators both in Cretia (who often
participates in his digressions) and in Korotiku. Raven
doesn’t practice jokes and tricks for malice or with
spitefulness, but merely for enlivening an otherwise too
placid and boring life. This is exactly the philosophy that
he teaches his followers. Furthermore, due to his
incredible luck, he is worshipped as the patron of good
luck, and because of this it often amuses him to dupe
Tourlain (eternally unlucky and his preferred target) who
is also under the protection of Tyche for some unknown
reason. Raven’s cult is popular in the Five Shires, among
the Alphatian Halflings, and in the flying city of Serraine.
Patron: Unknown [presumed Tyche]
Allies: Tyche, Cretia, Korotiku
Enemies: None (playful rivalry with Tourlain)
Classic D&D Stats
Followers’ Alignment: Neutral or Chaotic; clerics
must be Chaotic
Favoured weapon: None (allowed all bludgeoning
weapons)
Clerics’ skills and powers: Free acrobatics and taunt
skills
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Thought, Chaos, Luck, Trickery
Favoured weapon: Sling
Source: IM3
RAZUD
Patron of Self-determination and Independence,
Patron of the Alphatians
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 31 st (Hierarch), NG,
Energy
111
Symbol: The granite tree (a tree of any kind, made of
stone)
Portfolio: Alphatians, self-determination,
independence, courage, freedom, authority, strong willed
characters
Worshipped in: Alphatia, Bellissaria, Isle of Dawn
(Ekto, East Portage, Trikelios), Known World (Glantri,
Minrothad), Norwold (Alpha), Skothar (Esterhold), Old
Alphatia
Appearance: Razud is a charming, sixteen-year-old
male with a golden complexion. He has chestnut hair,
green eyes, and a huge smile that illuminates his face. He
is dressed in an emerald green toga of smooth silk.
History: In ancient times, on another world, Razud
belonged to the Cypri people; copper-skinned humans
who were later conquered by the pure Alphatians and
ended up assimilated into the Alphatian race. Razud was
a very powerful and wise wizard, who, at the end of his
life, discovered the path for immortality and undertook it
under the protection of Ixion. He became immortal long
before the Alphatian invasion of his world (around 4400
BC). When then Alphatians conquered the Cypri, the
empire assimilated many of the Cypri habits and legends,
amongst which was the cult of Razud. In the millennia
that followed, Razud also became a patron of the
Alphatians (mainly worshipped by middleclass and
wizards), and thanks to his intercession and guidance, the
survivors of the war that annihilated Old Alphatia (both
Followers of Air and of Fire) managed to land on Mystara
in order to rebuild the empire. Nevertheless, although he
helped the Flaems to purge themselves from the evil taint
of Alphas IV’s madness, his cult didn’t remain as strong
among them as it did among the other Alphatians
(because of Rad’s manipulation of Glantrian politics).
Personality: Razud is a determined and resolute
individual. Because of this, he especially looks with
favour over those worshippers who show themselves to be
independent and self-sufficient. Those who look for his
guidance and protection should be, at the same time,
bold and resolute enough to face life’s challenges with
their own strengths. All those who struggle for a better
life, independence, and success worship Razud. He is a
loyal ally of Alphatia and collaborates occasionally with
Koryis (whose extreme lack of will often angers him),
while his true enemy is Alphaks the Destroyer.
Patron: Ixion
Allies: Alphatia, occasionally Koryis
Enemies: Alphaks
Classic D&D Stats
Followers' Alignment: Any
Favoured Weapon: Mace (allowed all bludgeoning
weapons)
Clerics’ skills and powers: +1 bonus to Wisdom and
Initiative rolls, +2 bonus to Saving Throws vs. spells of
domination or charm
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Energy, Good, Strength, Will, Courage