Castles & Crusades RPG: Codex of Aihrde
Welcome to the After Winter Dark Campaign Setting!
The Codex of Aihrde is everything you need to start adventuring in one of the most expansive game settings you’ll ever enjoy.
The World of Aihrde is your storyboard. Its vibrant mythology, and unfolding history, make the World of Aihrde an unparalleled fantasy setting. With a wealth of playable material, Aihrde is like a tapestry unfolding, one that you can make your own!
Rich in adventure hooks, Codex of Aihrde is like no other setting on the market today. Character generation is infused with an energy unique for the genre and arms the Castle Keeper with material which is both fixed and malleable.
The world of Aihrde spins upon an earth-like axis of ancient civilizations where good and evil have struggled for countless years. It is a world that bears the markings of its past; where ancient evils slumber, stained with the power of eldritch wizardry; where gods dwell in bejeweled halls of wonderment, worshiped by men and women of all creeds; where dragons live in great dens of heaped treasure; where the new stands upon the ruins of the old in beds of ancient glory.
The Codex of Aihrde is presented in two parts:
Part 1 The Almanac (roughly 170 pages): Part one examines the gods, the people, countries, places, and realms of Aihrde. There are over 50 gods outlined for play, a dozen peoples including all your favorites (dwarves, elves, men, halflings, gnomes, orcs, goblins, giants, trolls, dragons and more). The 30 plus realms are intimately detailed with history, government, economy, military, present rulers, and other specific information. Beyond that we have terrain which is detailed as well.
Part 2 The Andanuth (roughly 102 pages): Here we learn the story of Aihrde, from its uttermost beginning to the present age. It follows the journey of All Father, the creation of the gods, and the world. We learn who the gods are and how they interact long before the coming of dwarves and men. The story covers the creation of these people and more and all their long journeys and travails from their arrival to the realms of the day. The Andanuth is generously sprinkled with legends and tales of gods and men, dwarves and goblins, war and peace. You’ll not wonder what happened before…you’ll know.
Appendices:Â Several Appendices cover extra material such as detailed time line, calendar, weather patterns, languages, and flora of Aihrde.
Description
Welcome to the After Winter Dark Campaign Setting!
The Codex of Aihrde is everything you need to start adventuring in one of the most expansive game settings you’ll ever enjoy.
The World of Aihrde is your storyboard. Its vibrant mythology, and unfolding history, make the World of Aihrde an unparalleled fantasy setting. With a wealth of playable material, Aihrde is like a tapestry unfolding, one that you can make your own!
Rich in adventure hooks, Codex of Aihrde is like no other setting on the market today. Character generation is infused with an energy unique for the genre and arms the Castle Keeper with material which is both fixed and malleable.
The world of Aihrde spins upon an earth-like axis of ancient civilizations where good and evil have struggled for countless years. It is a world that bears the markings of its past; where ancient evils slumber, stained with the power of eldritch wizardry; where gods dwell in bejeweled halls of wonderment, worshiped by men and women of all creeds; where dragons live in great dens of heaped treasure; where the new stands upon the ruins of the old in beds of ancient glory.
The Codex of Aihrde is presented in two parts:
Part 1 The Almanac (roughly 170 pages): Part one examines the gods, the people, countries, places, and realms of Aihrde. There are over 50 gods outlined for play, a dozen peoples including all your favorites (dwarves, elves, men, halflings, gnomes, orcs, goblins, giants, trolls, dragons and more). The 30 plus realms are intimately detailed with history, government, economy, military, present rulers, and other specific information. Beyond that we have terrain which is detailed as well.
Part 2 The Andanuth (roughly 102 pages): Here we learn the story of Aihrde, from its uttermost beginning to the present age. It follows the journey of All Father, the creation of the gods, and the world. We learn who the gods are and how they interact long before the coming of dwarves and men. The story covers the creation of these people and more and all their long journeys and travails from their arrival to the realms of the day. The Andanuth is generously sprinkled with legends and tales of gods and men, dwarves and goblins, war and peace. You’ll not wonder what happened before…you’ll know.
Appendices:Â Several Appendices cover extra material such as detailed time line, calendar, weather patterns, languages, and flora of Aihrde.
