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Immortals' Realm EpicMail presents Immortals’ Realm Version 2.2 Legends II Module First published 1990 in the USA. EpicMail is an Official Licensee, all Legends copyrighted material by Midnight Games, provided with permission. Initial concept and design by Bill Combs, Reagan Schaupp and Scott Bargelt. Reworked in August 2002 Reworked and expanded (Version 2.0) by Jens-Uwe Rüsse, Harald Gehringer, Herwig Dobernigg, Markus Freystätter, Klaus Bachler and Johannes Klapf. Graphics by Danny Willis. Game map by Herwig Bachler. Downloadable map can be found at: www.harlequingames.com Legends II Game System TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ..................................................................................................................................................... 2 INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................ 3 OVERVIEW.......................................................................................................................................................................... 5 SETUP RULES ..................................................................................................................................................................... 7 HISTORY OF VERANA ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 FACTIONS.......................................................................................................................................................................... 10 FACTION #1: THE ELVEN HIERARCHY ............................................................................................................................... 10 FACTION #2: THE LORDS OF THE ROCK ............................................................................................................................. 12 FACTION #3: THE ROYAL HOUSE OF TALTHAIN ................................................................................................................ 13 FACTION #4: THE CLANS OF MARGETH............................................................................................................................. 15 FACTION #5: THE FOLLOWERS OF THE NAMELESS ONE .................................................................................................... 16 FACTION #6: THE ARCANE COALITION.............................................................................................................................. 18 FACTION #7: ROYAL HOUSE OF PAVERAIN........................................................................................................................ 19 FACTION #8: THE GUARDIANS OF ROK TSGAR .................................................................................................................. 21 FACTION #9: THE SERVANTS OF NAGASHUN..................................................................................................................... 22 FACTION #10: THE KINGDOM OF UMBRIA ......................................................................................................................... 24 FACTION #11: THE HAND OF VOL ..................................................................................................................................... 25 FACTION #12: THE HOLY ORDER OF ST. RASWEN THE BOLD............................................................................................ 26 FACTION #13: THE SEEKERS AND THE GUARDIANS........................................................................................................... 28 RELIGIONS OF VERANA ............................................................................................................................................... 30 VOL - RELIGION #1............................................................................................................................................................ 30 VALANDARA - RELIGION #2 .............................................................................................................................................. 32 GOLINNON - RELIGION #3.................................................................................................................................................. 34 MASINOME - RELIGION #4................................................................................................................................................. 36 NAGASHUN - RELIGION #5 ................................................................................................................................................ 38 TAHMAN - RELIGION #6 .................................................................................................................................................... 40 KOLVATHE - RELIGION #7 ................................................................................................................................................. 42 THE NAMELESS ONE - RELIGION #8 .................................................................................................................................. 43 KNOWN LOCATIONS AND OTHER FEATURES....................................................................................................... 44 KINGDOM OF TALTHAIN .................................................................................................................................................... 44 KINGDOM OF PAVERAIN .................................................................................................................................................... 45 KINGDOM OF UMBRIA ....................................................................................................................................................... 47 WESTERN VERANA ............................................................................................................................................................ 49 CENTRAL VERANA............................................................................................................................................................. 51 EASTERN VERANA ............................................................................................................................................................. 53 PEOPLES OF VERANA.................................................................................................................................................... 56 HUMANS #201 ................................................................................................................................................................... 56 ORCS #202......................................................................................................................................................................... 56 ELVES #203 ....................................................................................................................................................................... 56 DWARVES #204 ................................................................................................................................................................. 56 DAKS #205 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 57 MARATASEN #206 ............................................................................................................................................................. 57 GIANTS #209 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 57 HALF-ELVES #210 ............................................................................................................................................................. 57 GARGOYLES #213.............................................................................................................................................................. 58 HIGH ELVES #219.............................................................................................................................................................. 58 DRAKKEN #220 ................................................................................................................................................................. 58 NOMADIC PEOPLES ............................................................................................................................................................ 59 FURTHER INFORMATION ............................................................................................................................................ 60 2 Immortals Realm FURTHER ADVENTURES............................................................................................................................................... 60 ORDER OF STARS............................................................................................................................................................ 61 ORDERS OF ORAT........................................................................................................................................................... 62 A SUMMARY OF KNOWN EVENTS............................................................................................................................. 63
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