Guide to the Immortals

grant to his defenders are half of those granted to his
clerics.
Domains: The list of the Domains available for the
clergymen according to the D&D Third Edition (3E and
3.5E) rules. Domains automatically included in the list of
Domains are those that refer to the Immortal’s
Alignment (Good or Evil, Chaos or Law) and the
Domain relating to the Sphere it belongs to (Energy,
Entropy, Matter, Thought or Time). They are followed
by a list of 1 to 4 additional Domains characteristic of the
Immortal’s interests. The rule applied in this manual sees
a minimum of 3 Domains associated to each Immortal,
with a maximum limit imposed by the Immortals rank as
follows: Initiate and Temporal max. 4, Celestial,
Empyreal and Eternal max. 5, Hierarch max. 6.
Furthermore, the elemental Domains can be associated to
Acronyms/abbreviations used in this D&D supplement:
AC10 Bestiary of Dragons and Giants
B1-9 In Search of Adventure
B3 Palace of the Silver Princess
B4 The Lost City
CM7 The Tree of Life
CM8 The Endless Stair
CoM Champions of Mystara boxed set
DA1-4 Adventure modules of Blackmoor
DDA2 Arena of Thyatis
DotE Dawn of the Emperors boxed set
DrMa # Dragon Magazine Number *
DuMa # Dungeon Magazine Number *
GAZ1 The Grand Duchy of Karameikos
GAZ2 The Emirates of Ylaruam
GAZ3 The Principalities of Glantri
GAZ4 The Kingdom of Ierendi
GAZ5 The Elves of Alfheim
GAZ6 The Dwarves of Rockhome
GAZ7 The Northern Reaches
GAZ8 The Five Shires
GAZ9 The Minrothad Guilds
GAZ10 The Orcs of Thar
GAZ11 The Republic of Darokin
GAZ12 The Golden Khan of Ethengar
GAZ13 The Shadowelves
GAZ14 The Atruaghin Clans
HW Hollow World boxed set
HWA1 Nightwail
HWA3 Nightstorm
an Immortal only if it respects the agreement with the
Immortal's Sphere: Water with Time, Air with Thought,
Fire with Energy and Earth with Matter (Entropy can be
associated with any element). The Domains listed are
from the Third Edition Player’s Handbook, except those
shown in italics, these are new Domains and they are
described in Appendix 11 of this manual.
Favoured weapon: The weapon that the cleric must know
how to use according to the D&D 3E rules.
Source: A list of the official supplements in which the
Immortal is mentioned, listed in order of importance and
pertinence; the supplements are referred to by acronyms
and abbreviations (the complete list is shown below for
the reader’s benefit.
HWR1 Sons of Azca
HWR2 The Kingdom of Nithia
HWR3 The Milenian Empire
ImmSet Immortal set of rules
IM1 The Immortal Storm
IM2 The Wrath of Olympus
IM3 The Best of Intentions
MS-1 The Blizzard Pass
MS-2 Maze of the Riddling Minotaur
MstSet Master set of rules
M1 Into the Maelstrom
M2 Vengeance of Alphaks
M4 Five Coins for a Kingdom
M5 Talons of Night
OHP Orc's Head Peninsula (e-book)
PC1 Tall Tales of the Wee Folk
PC2 Top Ballista
PC3 The Sea Kingdoms
PC4 Night Howlers
PWA 1-3 Poor Wizard's Almanac 1-3
RC Rules Cyclopedia
SCS Savage Coast Sourcebook
TTS The Tainted Sword (novel)
WotI Wrath of the Immortals
X3 Curse of Xanathon
X5 Temple of Death
X11 Saga of the Shadowlord
X13 Crown of Ancient Glory
NOTE 1. LIST OF THE IMMORTALS
The list comprises all the Immortals active in the Mystaran
Multiverse that appear in TSR/WotC products for this
setting. The statistics relating to their level of power and
to the popularity of their cults are updated to 1003 AC,
and would have had to remain almost unchanged until
1009, the dates of the end of the campaign described in
the Wrath of the Immortals manual and that begin the era
of the Poor Wizard’s Almanacs (1010–1013 AC).
Although all the Immortals that have made an
appearance in the various sets of rules and in the
adventures published by TSR, are present, when it has
been possible some of the lesser known Immortals have
been incorporated into some of the more well known,
assuming that the differences between them are simply in
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