Fasra'cin

About the adventure

This will be an Open-World game, integrating player backstories into the world to help fill up the sandbox. The campaign is open to all skill/experience levels of D&D players. Fasra'cin is a homebrewed High-Fantasy setting, and is constantly growing with and around the players. Player backstory and input will help shape the world and bring the stories to life. About Fasra’cin: A world of magic, peril, and mayhem. Once a lush and vibrant world where all things could thrive and strive for greatness…until The Squall. Though little is known of the event itself, the repercussions are obvious in the landscape, the wildlife, and the people themselves. The energies of the Squall remain; monstrosities, aberrations, and other creatures will appear in the Fasra’cin when these energies interact. What is known of The Squall is that energy from the various planes of existence seeped into Fasra’cin and, over time, flooded the planet. Where conflicting energies met, planar storms erupted until the entire world was nearly consumed by The Squall. The energies that infuse Fasra'cin eb and flow like tides, small planar storms emerging where conflicting energies collide, causing strange and terrifying creatures to coalesce and manifest. These instances are referred to as Planar Furors. Many people are touched by planar energies just from proximity to the infused lands. Those touched by the planes are altered based on the energies they are near. For example, Tieflings and Aasimar are more likely to be born near Infernal and Celestial energies, respectively; Sea elves have an increased chance to be born near eddies of the Elemental Plane of Water; Aarakocra are more frequently found near whirlwinds of the Elemental Plane of Air, etc. Individuals truly infused by planar energy, often referred to as "Planes-Struck" either derogatorily or admiringly, are rare, due to a high mortality rate during infancy. Rumors and Folklore tell tales of Planes-Struck who became Tyrants, Heroes, Saviors, and Cut-Throats. Planes-Struck individuals are treated differently across Fasra'cin; in some places, they are lauded and celebrated to the point of borderline worship, while in others, they are viewed with suspicion and malice.