BRONZE GODS (d20 System)

The Islands

This is a land of Ocean and Island, a land of lush jungle and crashing wave. The Islands, sometimes referred to as the Brothers, are the verdant homelands of all the peoples of the world. Scattered like emeralds in a glinting blue ocean, the four major islands range in tone from the sharpened thorn of the wilderness to the bright young blossom of civilization.

Konok Greeting!

The largest island, Aradi, is the central jewel, with flat, wind-scoured Tomta just north across a narrow strait. To the south and west of Aradi stretches a broad reef, dotted with thousands of tiny islets known as the Loskak Islands. Heading to the humid south west of these islands, we find the swampy, hot island of Codha. A bit north and further west, the wild and solitary island of Mola looses volcanic plumes skyward. Each island is named after one of the heroic and revered sons of Har, father of all the tribes.

In distant times, these brothers were said to have traveled across the waters, building mighty temples to appease ancient and powerful Gods. It was through their labor that the people of the islands are spared the wrath of the world of Gods and spirits. Brave hunters, take heed. As beautiful as the islands are, they also carry death in their hearts. Past their sandy shores, dense wilderness hides strange beasts, ancient ruins, and savage forces—only those with great spirits can truly reap their bounty.

Flame Birds of Mola Island

The ruins scattered throughout the islands are mysterious and alluring to villagers who live in their shadows. But who built them, and for what purpose? What powers do they have?

What awaits those who venture far into the deep jungles?