Guide to the Immortals

Only during his last incarnation did he become Minroth,
a valiant and heroic adventurer from the coastal region, who
led a great number of Nithians southwards to settle the
unexplored isles where his patroness Maat had revealed he
would find a great holy treasure. He founded Harbortown
in BC 1100 and his followers gradually spread across the
islands, while he became a leading figure among the settlers,
inspiring them with a philosophy based on hope and
greatness that later became known as Minrothism. He
revealed to his followers that the Minrothad Isles was a holy
site and that only the chosen could live here and prosper,
because it was the only place you could find the secret for
eternal happiness. Minroth suddenly disappeared, after
finding the artefact he was seeking, to complete his path to
immortality elsewhere. The settlers began to believe he was
an Immortal who had chosen them to guard his sacred isles
and that he would return to grant them eternal joy, and as a
result, Minrothism is deeply rooted within all
Minrothaddans.
Minroth himself became an Immortal of Matter during
the XI century BC and he later sent his followers great signs
to strengthen their faith in him. Minrothism (and its
followers) escaped the Nithians’ fate but remains largely
confined to Minrothad.
Personality: Minroth is a wise and good willed
Immortal, who occasionally sends his followers omens to
inspire them to peaceful cooperation. He prefers to watch
over their lives without interfering and teach them that
the best way to happiness is through self-esteem,
dedication to one’s work, and hope. Hope is the central
point of Minrothism: the faithful must hope for a better
future created by the chosen of Minroth, a life where only
those who work with honesty and passion can become
wealthy and attain true happiness.
Patron: Unknown [presumed Maat]
Allies: Maat
Enemies: None
Classic D&D Stats
Followers' alignment: Any; Clerics must be Lawful
Favoured weapon: Mace (allowed all bludgeoning
weapons and short bow)
Clerics' spells & powers: +1 bonus to Charisma, +2
bonus to ST vs. mind Spells, bonus skill to choose among
Orientation, Persuasion or Appraise.
Minroth's clerics can only eat, wear and use items
created in the Minrothad Isles.
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Matter, Law, Good, Trade
Favoured weapon: Mace (light or heavy)
Source: GAZ9, WotI
MRIKITAT
(Boss Great Rat)
Patron of Wererats, Lord of the Sewers, Master
of Theft
Level, Alignment, Sphere: 19 th (Empyreal), CN,
Time
Symbol: A triangular piece of orange cheese
Portfolio: Wererats, stealth, thieves
Worshipped in: Known World (Darokin, Thyatis)
and small communities of wererats
Appearance: Mrikitat is a rat-faced humanoid with a
malicious look, a hungry smile, penetrating blue eyes,
and sleek fur that is as black as the night. A fine gold ring
pierces his ear, and he wears a wide belt from which
hangs a thin bladed sword in a bejewelled scabbard.
History: Mrikitat was the first wererat to appear on
Mystara in 411 AC, awakened from his animal state by
some magical experiments to which he fell victim. It gave
him an uncommon intelligence and the ability to change
form. Once he understood his potential, Mrikitat was
able to mix among the humans assuming the identity of
Marcus Titus (a thief in the city of Thyatis) and became
quite skilled in the thievish arts and intrigue. When
Mrikitat later learnt of the Immortals, he began to plan to
become one of them – to gain a power greater still than
that which he already had. In 451 AC he founded a secret
city in the sewers of Thyatis (called the “Great City”) by
gathering together thousands of his kind, and with which
he began to control many trades. Subsequently, he gained
the favour of Vanya, who directed him towards the Path
of the Dynast, and when in 491 AC Mrikitat successfully
found a time-travelling artefact, assuring the continuation
of his race, he fulfilled the last step for rising in the
Sphere of Time.
Personality: Since he became Immortal, Mrikitat’s
only interest is to assist the rise of the wererat race all over
the world, seeking any way to give them a more
developed intelligence, a plan that has brought about the
creation of the greater wererats (a stronger, more astute
breed of lycanthrope than its ancestors). Mrikitat is
astute, unfaithful and extremely voracious, and never
hesitates to betray his Immortal collaborators if it is to his
own advantage.
Patron: Vanya
Allies: None
Enemies: Ruaidhri Hawkbane, Asterius
Classic D&D Stats
Followers’ Alignment: Clerics and followers must be
Neutral or Chaotic
Favoured weapon: Natural weapons (allowed all small
slashing weapons and the sap)
Clerics’ skills and powers: +1 bonus to Dexterity,
thief abilities hide in shadows, move silently and hear noise
as a thief of equal level (wearing armour can penalise the
use of the last two abilities)
D&D 3E Stats
Domains: Time, Chaos, Trickery, Stealth
Favoured weapon: Short sword
Source: PC4
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