This 128-page Undying Corruption Player's Guide presents character creation rules and essential lore of the setting of Danguk in the Undying Corruption campaign.
In addition to the full range of D&D fantasy races, Danguk has the fey Dokkaebi, the Gumiho (nine-tailed foxes), Jangseung constructs, Lunamorphs (rabbit-folk who immigrated from the Moon), Noru (deer-folk), and Sangun (humanoid tigers). Each core character class gets a new subclass, including the barbarian Path of the Unbound, the bard College of Ink, the pestilence-eating druids in the Circle of the Medium, Emissaries of Paradise (rangers who channel visions of the Flower Fields of Seocheon), mystic paladins of Luminism, Naraka Prosecutors, Astromancers, and warlocks of the Joseung Saja, psychopomps of the underworld.
The new mounted commander class, the Tactician, rides into battle on a winged mount, sacred serpent, or behemoth. The Tactician studies one of three Military Arts and can master several Strategems (feats) such as Disinformation and Sow Panic.
New spells in the Player's Guide include awaken alter ego (remember past lives), cosmic rift, grasping barrier, instant delivery, malicious matrix, and spiritual proxy. "House rules" for the Undying Corruption campaign include Anti-Possession Techniques, Beseech Spirit Wisp, and Read Psychometric Resonance. Characters may have Backgrounds such as Astrologian, Tiger Hunter, or Yangban civil servant. They may even have arrived in Danguk from foreign lands: the Kyougen Federation and Long Xin.
Player characters may join, undermine, or negotiate with many power-broker factions in Danguk, including the Black Bear Clan, the Bureau of Royal Inspectors, and the Society of Wailing Souls. The heroes may visit Asadal, the City of the Gods; Gucheon, the Realm Above the Heavens; and Jeoseung, the afterlife realm ruled by the Ten Great Kings. More than a dozen new gods range from cosmic powers to household spirits.
The Player's Guide is indispensable for the complete Undying Corruption campaign.
Learn much more at the September 2022 Kickstarter campaign page. Jared Rascher details the book's contents at What Do I Know.
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