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Character Options DISTANT LANDS DF EXANDRIA BSTUGSUBCLASSESDBBPB Character Options pqWIZARDSrstuvÿ pxWHOyÿ sMASTERvtÿxÿstÿyÿu s THE ART OF DUNAMANCYs ÿxsÿq q qÿ HAVE INFINITE pyWORLDStuvÿs uÿyvvqqqqvÿsÿxqtÿq tqv AND POSSIBILITIES AT THEIR FINGERTIPS lWWhatXaÿ fXmakesmbiÿXÿWbYgnoÿpÿXimhÿpiÿfaÿXY a hero?" I ask. Is it armsfi ÿXhÿXÿand a fwiÿagÿiibÿaWbll to use them?fn ÿpiÿfaÿXÿ`bYaXfhÿWbYfaXbjÿXÿ`bYaXfhÿfiegifafghnÿpiÿfaÿXÿfefhbÿYfWaÿagÿef`agYgnÿpÿmhgIs it a certain heritage, a certain disposition? Is it a divine right to victory? I knowÿ thisaWfiÿagÿkbÿhgaÿaYibhÿpÿ to be not true. I WXebhave mfbÿkilled fXmanyhgÿWbYgbiÿghÿaWbÿkXaabqbjÿXhÿprebÿYbieb`abÿbebYgÿghbhÿWbgÿWXebÿ heroes on the battlefield, and I've respected every one. They have fXmanyhgÿfbYbhaÿX`bijÿXhÿbibYebÿYb different faces, and deserve remembrance.fbfkYXh`bhÿ lWWhatXaÿ fXmakesmbiÿXÿWbYgÿfiÿaWbfYÿ a hero is their fwillingnessfhhbiiÿag to iX`Yfq`bsacrifice ÿgYÿigfor somethingfbaWfhÿaWbgÿkbfbebÿfhhÿshgghbÿ`XhÿkbÿXÿWbYgjÿgh`bÿaWbgÿqhÿig they believe in. Anyone can be a hero, once they find somethingfbaWfhÿ gworthYaWÿgfhÿgYh dying for. tu-SunbreakerihkYbXmbYÿdg 0/omonfgh The sprawling lands and endless challenges of Exandria forgeYbÿWbYgbiÿXhÿefXfhiÿgÿ heroes and villains of fXmanyhgÿfbYbhaÿiaYfebihÿWbÿ different stripes. The fgmyriadYfXÿXhbYiÿgÿaWfiÿ dangers of this fwildÿ`ghafhbha continent constantly encroach upon innocents in need of protection, bebhÿXiÿaWbÿbbhiÿXhÿaWbÿeven as the legends and the fXmagicf`ÿgÿaWbÿeXiaÿ`WXbhbÿaWgibÿkYXebÿbhgiWÿagÿYbiWXebÿaWb of the past challenge those brave enough to reshape th0 world-for good or ill. The material in this chapter offers a number of new options for player characters to define who they are and what they wish to become. The character options in this book are useful for players and Dungeon Masters alike, allowing adventurers and NPCs to take starringVUBBIWHÿUWDÿXa``ABVIWHÿB and supporting roles in your Wildemount D&D campaign. In this chapter, you'll find stories and statistics that tie the races of the Player's HandbookÿUWDÿVRSÿbBAUDSB and the broader ÿ@AworldBCDÿA of D&D to the ÿCUlandsWDXÿAFÿ of sIWildemountCDSTAaWVhÿUXÿ, as @SwellCCÿUXÿWS as new@ÿ XabYCUXXSXhÿWSsubclasses, new@ÿ bUYeHBAaWDXhÿUWDÿWSbackgrounds, and new@ÿ X`SCCXÿFAYaXSDÿAWÿUWÿSXAVSBIYÿXVaDcÿAFÿspells focused on an esoteric study of TUmagicHIYÿeWA known@W ÿUXas dunamancycP. The races,ÿYCU classes,XXSXhÿUWDÿ and TUmagicHIYÿ`BSXSWVSDÿIWÿVRIXÿYRU`VSBÿ presented in this chapter TImightHRVÿRUiSÿDIFFSBSWVÿABIHIWXÿABÿDSFcÿVRSÿSx`SYVUVIAWXÿSXVUbCIXRSDÿIWÿAVRSBÿftfÿbAAeXPÿ have different origins or defy the expectations established in other D&D books. QRSThe informationWÿIW in ÿVRIXÿYRU`VSBÿIXÿX`SYIdYÿVAÿthis chapter is specific to sIWildemountCDSTAaWVhÿUWDÿIWÿXA, and in someTS ÿYUXSXhÿVAÿVRSÿcases, to the @IwiderDSBÿ @AworldBCDÿAFÿyxUWDBIUPÿuFÿXA of Exandria. If somethingTSVRIWHÿIWÿVRIXÿbAAeÿDIFFSBXÿFBAT in this book differs from ÿ@Rwhat'sUVvX presented ÿIWÿVin theRSÿ qCPlayer'sUcSBvXÿwUWDbAAe HandbookhÿVRIXÿ, this TUmaterialVSBIUCÿVUeSXÿ`BSYSDSWYSÿIWÿUÿ takes precedence in a sIWildemountCDSTAaWVÿYU campaign.T`UIHWP UYSXRaces QRSÿWUVIAWXÿAThe nations ofFÿ sIWildemountCDSTAaWVÿUBSÿ`A`aCUVSDÿbcÿ`SA`CSÿAFÿ are populated by people of TUmanyWcÿDIFFSBSWVÿBUYSXPÿCCÿVRSÿBUYSXÿ`BSXSWVÿIWÿVRSÿ different races. All the races present in the qCUcSBvXÿwUWDbAAePlayer's HandbookhÿUXÿ, as @SwellCCÿUXÿ as TUmanyWcÿA ofFÿVRSÿAVRSB the other BUYSXÿAFÿVRSÿfraces of the D&DtfÿHU game,TShÿRUiSÿUÿRA have a homeTS ÿIWÿin sIWildemount.CDSTAaWVPÿwA However,@SiSBhÿXA someTSÿAFÿVRAXSÿBUYSXÿRUiSÿYaCVaBSXÿVRUVÿDIFFSBÿFBA of those races have cultures that differ fromTÿ thoseVRAXSÿAFÿVRSIBÿeIWÿSCXS of their kin elsewhere@RSBS ÿIWÿVRSin the TamultiverseCVIiSBXSPÿQR. ThisIXÿYRU`VSBÿ`BAiIDSXÿYaCVaBUCÿIWFAB chapter provides cultural informationTUVIAWÿUbAaVÿVRSÿYA about the commonTTAWÿBUYSXÿAFÿ races of sIWildemountCDSTAaWVhÿ`CaXÿXSiSBUCÿXabBUYSXÿWAVÿFAaWDÿIWÿVRSÿ, plus several subraces not found in the qPlayer'sCUcSBvXÿwUWDbAAe HandbookP. 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