D&D Kingdoms of Kalamar Divine Masters The Faiths and Followers of Tellene.pdf

Divine Masters:
the Faiths and Followers of Tellene
Credits
Authors: Lloyd Brown III and Devin Barber
Additional Development: Mark Plemmons, Doug Click, D. Andrew Ferguson, Chris McFarlane
Kingdoms of Kalamar Design Team: Jolly Blackburn, Brian Jelke, David S. Kenzer, Steve Johansson
Cover Illustration: Caleb Cleveland
Interior Illustrations: Matthew Armstrong, Tommy Castillo, Caleb Cleveland, Keith DeCesare,
Thomas Denmark, Allen Ditzig, Talon Dunning, Ginger Kubic, Richard Longmore,
Ariel Rodriguez Migueres, Arne Swekel, Kevin Wasden
Art Director: Mark Plemmons
Project/Production Manager: Steve Johansson
Playtesters: Doug Click, Gigi Epps, e Fields, Mark Lane, Rob Lee, Mark Praiter, Paul Raasch, John Williams
A Brief Guide to the Sovereign Lands
The Kingdoms of Kalamar is a vibrant setting alive with rich cultures, imminent danger plex intrigue. It is also a world rife
with adventure, where fantastic creatures roam the wilderness, evil clerics worship deities hell-bent on destruction, and the dead rise
again to spread terror throughout the world. Here, complex political alliances mix with marauding bands of humanoids, and technology
and e face to face with magic and the fantastic.
Combining the elements of fantasy you’e to enjoy with a strong medieval world based on real geographical, social and political
features, this dynamic world remains enjoyable long after the novelty of the “tourist bazaars” wears thin. Whether you dream of exploring
the ruins of a lost civilization, warring with barbarian horselords for control of territory, guarding your elven home against the human
threat or ridding the desert of undead abominations, the Kingdoms of Kalamar setting provides the where and how, without sacrificing
continuity mon sense.
The setting is named after the great Kalamaran Empire, which once covered much of the continent of Tellene. But time weighs heavy
upon all, and the empire’s reach is not what it once was. Its