Tales of Indoril┃DnD Homebrew┃LGBT+ Beginner Friendly

About the adventure

Your tale begins on the world of Indoril, adrift within the twin-star wildspace system of Kora. In ages long past, the divines waged an apocalyptic war across Kora’s planets, scouring them with fire and ruin. Worlds were broken, civilizations erased, and the heavens themselves scarred. This cataclysm would come to be remembered as the War of Divinity. Yet even before that devastation, the gods had already turned on their makers; the Titans, forgers of worlds and shapers of reality. When the dust finally settled, it was not the heavens that claimed victory, but mortals. United by desperation, the mortal races rose up and cast down their would be rulers, breaking divine dominion and ushering in an age where the influence of gods faded to near nothing. Still, not all were banished… and neither were their creations. Ancient histories whisper of Xolotl, god of madness and deception, who may have escaped divine exile entirely. Archdevils, demon lords, dragon aspects, and other abominations born of divine war yet stalk the cosmos. Though this is now the age of mortals, it is one they have had to defend with blood and iron; both from lingering divinities and from one another. Indoril stands fractured and war-scarred, its divisions deep and its future uncertain. It is a perfect time for celestials, demons, and forgotten gods alike to scheme their return. About the Campaign Tales of Indoril is a blend of historical, high, and dark fantasy, grounded in grit, consequence, and hard choices. Player decisions matter and reflect on the world. This is not a story of righteous heroes or benevolent rulers, but of survival in a land where power corrupts and faith is often little more than another weapon. About the World Indoril is not kind. Slavery, decadence, and despair fester in its cities. Dragons raze kingdoms, lords rule through cruelty, and hags feast upon the young. Its streets are lined with brothels and taverns, crowded by drunkards, pompous knights, and the remnants of decaying faiths. There are no promises of happy endings here; only the struggle to endure, to carve meaning from ruin, and perhaps to find purpose in a world long damned. Campaign Type Grand Adventure. Dungeon delving, brutal and rewarding combat, intense roleplay, and the freedom to explore a vast homebrew world shaped by your actions. Indoril does not offer mercy but it does offers opportunity.