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Skyfell Geography: Piruna Fields

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Skyfell Geography: Piruna Fields I’ve posted a handful of blogs regarding my homebrew campaign setting I call Skyfell. The first was a general description that I wrote up for new players so that they could get a taste for its mood and general feel. I’ve also been blogging the sessions  for the campaign I’m currently running in that setting. It is very much a work in progress. I wanted to share a little more about the geography in part to provide some more background for my players to latch onto but also to make more clear the gaps in the setting so that any of my players can explore and add to it.  Previous installments have details both Akima Prime and Doraku . This installment is about Piruna Fields. I hope you enjoy it. Piruna Fields Overview The Piruna Fields is an extensive collection of islands and other geological objects spread across nearly three thousand miles of the Known Skies in a three-armed spiral. Common knowledge holds this mostly untouche...

Skyfell Geography: Akima Prime

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Skyfell Locations: Akima Prime I’ve posted a handful of blogs regarding my homebrew campaign setting I call Skyfell. The first was a general description that I wrote up for new players so that they could get a taste for its mood and general feel. I’ve also been blogging about a campaign I’m currently running in that setting. It is very much a work in progress. I wanted to share a little more about the geography in part to provide some more background for my players to latch onto but also to make more clear the gaps in the setting so that any of my players can explore and add to it. To that end, I present the Skyfell map, something everyone who has been following me should now be familiar with. This installment is about Akima Prime. I hope you enjoy it. Akima Prime Overview Akima Prime is the largest of the Skyfell continents, stretching nearly 3000 miles from its northernmost point to its southernmost.  Every race except the feral gnomes and firbolgs can be found ...