Guide to the Immortals

with a cunning and self-confident look, clad in a
comfortable brown leather cuirass and white robe, with a
pair of winged sandals at his feet. A rapier hangs from his
belt on one side and on the other one he carries a small
purse filled with thieves’ gear and dozens of other
trinkets.
History (PROBABLE THEORY): Turmis lived
between the VIII and IX century AC, as an orphan who
grew on the streets of Thyatis City. He survived by his own
cunning and the teachings of a shrewd conman who took
him under his wing after the man’s best friend’s (Turmis’s
father’s) death. By his twenties, Turmis already had an
enviable reputation as master thief in the slums of Thyatis.
However, he was not interested in the gains but in glory. He
wanted to be popular and to be known for his cleverness and
boldness. For this reason he left the city and became member
of an adventuring party, and in the years that followed he
visited all the countries of the Known World, undertaking a
series of incredibly bold and dashing adventures against
corrupt nobles, powerful monsters, and merciless sorcerers.
His reputation grew over time, and Turmis found himself
frequently embroiled in situations where somebody wanted
to kill him to obtain their own popularity. He was thus
forced to seek a haven where he could rest and enjoy a brief
holiday, so he sailed for the Pearl Islands. However, there, he
heard some rumours about the fabled Winged Sandals, a
legendary Nuari artefact hidden in a volcano that no one
had yet managed to recover. Loving this kind of challenge, he
immediately forgot about his holiday and began a quest for
the sandals, and eventually was able to recover them. This
was just the first step on the long path of the Epic Hero that
Korotiku had set him on. Turmis became immortal in AC
880, and from that moment he started to prowl the
Multiverse looking for new, challenging adventures.
Personality: As patron of cunning and boldness,
Turmis views with favour all bold thieves and reckless
adventurers; those who love to be admired for their epic
deeds and seek glory rather than wealth. Turmis is a
loquacious, swaggering type, the typical “irresistible
scoundrel.” and acts as patron of all those who loves to
risk and to test their wits and skills. Because of his
interest in thieves he has a rivalry with Asterius, and he
constantly tries to win Asterius’s faithful over his cause.
Turmis is a fierce enemy of Talitha, having faced many of
her followers during his path towards immortality. He
truly worships Korotiku; he admires Sinbad’s bravery and
style (and the two often band together to explore the
Multiverse); and he is constantly trying to attract
Kythria’s attention, since he fell for her after they met
whilst still mortal.
Patron: Korotiku
Allies: Korotiku, Kythria, Sinbad
Enemies: Talitha, rivalry with Asterius
Classic D&D Stats
Followers’ Alignment: Neutral or Chaotic
Favoured weapon: Rapier (allowed all one-handed
bludgeoning weapons and any type of dagger)
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Clerics’ skills and powers: bonus one-handed
bludgeoning weapon and any type of dagger
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Thought, Chaos, Good, Stealth
Favoured weapon: Rapier
Source: IM2, WotI
TWELVE WATCHERS
Patrons of Crafts
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 4 th (Initiate), N, Matter
Symbol: A medallion with two eyes
Portfolio: Arts and crafts
Worshipped in: Bellissaria, Isle of Dawn (East and
West Portage), Known World (Darokin, Ierendi,
Minrothad)
Appearance: A human with no particular distinctive
features aside from the fact that he is bald and has a
magnetic gaze, wearing clothes and tools useful for the
craft he embodies.
History: Before becoming immortal, Doregar was a
talented Darokinian wizard and craftsman. During a
particularly unlucky adventure, his companions were
brutally slain in front of him, and he was able to escape
and avoid their fate by lucky happenstance. However,
because of the terrible distress he endured, he developed
twelve different split personalities, one for each member
of his slaughtered party. Probably because of his talent in
the various crafts (which increased thanks to the fact that
every personality specialized in a different craft) he
attracted the attention of Kagyar, and after passing the
tests Doregar was set on his path; the path of the
Polymath. He eventually became immortal in the second
century AC, even if his ascension didn’t cure him of his
mental ills. He became famous among immortals for
being the first mortal candidate to experience the three
different incarnations of the Polymath at the same time,
thanks to his multiple personalities.
Personality: Doregar is now patron of craftsmen all
over the world and sometimes collaborates with Kagyar.
He created twelve avatars of himself, thus giving a body
to each one of his twelve personalities, and even the
mortals worship him under twelve different names, each
one the patron of a specific craft (Smith, Carpenter,
Stonecutter, Miner, Carver, Potter, Glass-blower,
Jeweller, Taylor, Wheelwright, Tanner, Dyer and Miller).
Patron: Kagyar
Allies: Kagyar (occasionally)
Enemies: None
Classic D&D Stats
Followers’ Alignment: Any; clerics must be Lawful or
Neutral
Favoured weapon: Throwing hammer (allowed all
bludgeoning weapons)
Clerics’ skills and powers: Free Appraise general skill,
+2 bonus to any one Craft general skill (not free)
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Matter, Craftsmanship, Metals