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Omega-Level Spells (3.5e Other)

2012-08-16T21:53:57Z

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An Omega-level spell is one that has the capacity to destroy or negatively affect a very large area, usually the size of a country, or possibly an entire planet. Common types of Omega-level spells include bringing down fire from the sky over a sizable region, calling in an extremely large and dangerous being from another plane, invoking a flood that deluges the world, covering the globe in darkness, or spreading a plague across an entire continent.

Typically, an Omega-level spell cannot be completed by a single individual over a short period of time. Mostly, harassing the power needed for such spells requires the collaboration of many high-powered mages and/or clerics over a long period of time, often using very specialized equipment, ingredients, ceremonies, and potions. Sometimes, the knowledge of how to invoke such a spell only exists in an ancient tome, or the spell has to be invented step by step. On occasion, making a mistake in casting such a spell can lead to painful or lethal consequences for the casters, or else making a single slip-up can force the entire casting process to begin again.

==Examples of Omega-Level Spells==

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Goblin Culture (4e Other)

2012-08-16T21:27:35Z

Noname: /* Military */ finally continuing this!

==Introduction==

===Preface===

Goblins are a staple creature in D&D. They have been shown in every edition, and appear in more adventures than most other creatures. Used as fodder for low-level characters, these creatures are nevertheless portrayed as cunning, violent, and warlike. This article gives explanation to them according to one of many possible interpretations.

===Overview===

Goblins exist on a tribal level. A tribe is a social group that exists outside of or before the development of states. The governmental systems are rudimentary and the rules are usually simple. Goblins typically are led by chiefs, whose tribes occupy a certain territory, but they do not have borders and control land in the same way a state would. Tribes arise out of common bonds of related or united families, which in turn coalesce to form an identity with a common history. This has the potential to make a tribe a very tight-knit social structure, if a very exclusionary one.

The main disadvantage to a tribal existence is the lack of sophisticated social mechanisms needed to developed advanced technology. The only driver of innovation in goblin tribes is that of survival, rather than creativity, scientific curiosity, or profit motive. Hence, a tribe's customs, weapons, tools, religion, and magic are heavily tied to the environment around them. This, combined with the goblins' small size, makes them a very backward enemy to deal with, and they are rightfully considered targets for less experienced adventurers.

==Cultural Influences==

===Biology===

Of all the forces that can impact or change the behavior of a species, its biology is the prime one among them, for it determines the diet, relative power, need for space, and environmental impact of a species, as well as highly influencing its intelligence. All these things determine what the limits of a culture are, and can shape what the culture is. A purely carnivorous species would not introduce a cult dedicated to vegetarianism, for instance, as doing so would result in its starvation. On the same note, a purely herbivorous species would not develop an enthusiasm for meat. It is similar in goblins; their small size, omnivorous diet, and high multiplication rate play a role in shaping their culture as much as anything else.

The most powerful aspect of biology which impacts goblin society is their small size. A small size means they are less dominant in their environment than larger creatures in a one-on-one battle. This has created the necessity of fighting in groups, and necessitating the use of stealth, traps, ambushes, and other equalizing factors in a fight. Adventurers who fight goblins ought to know that the traps and tricks used against them were not necessarily devised with the sole purpose of stopping them; they developed for a reason beforehand. Another implication of small size is that each individual goblins uses up fewer resources in a given area; a section of forest which could sustain 100 humans could sustain at least twice as many goblins. This plays into the other factor of biology for goblins... numbers.

Due to their small size, short lifespan, ability to live off of relatively little, and their high mortality rate, goblins have had to multiply more in order to survive as a species. While the specifics differ from tribe to tribe, goblins generally set up their society in such a way as to maximize the reproductive potential of their females, and to keep the females out of combat unless necessary; females with magical skills or superb combat abilities are not typically barred from combat, although it is a rare tribe that would be foolish enough to risk the beings who are responsible for replenishing their numbers; like all males, goblin males can beget more children over a given period than a female can bear over the same time, so losing male warriors is typically not as painful as losing child-bearing females.

===Traditions===

A tradition is a belief or custom taught by one generation to the next. In tribal societies such as those of the goblins, tradition is as binding as a code of laws is to a civilization. With few goblins able to write anything and a literary culture next to nonexistent, goblins have been unable to write down their laws, record precedent, or even keep track of their population in a written census. Thus, they fall back on a set of beliefs and practices which develop organically, that is, they go with what practices work, dump the ones which fail them, and elevate the working practices and beliefs to the level of custom. The problem with this is that over time, traditions can become rigid and inflexible, especially if a tribe is used to a set of circumstances for a very long time. If conditions should suddenly change, the tribe might be unable to adapt to it, dragged down by obsolete customs.

These traditions vary from tribe to tribe and include, but are not limited to, manhood rituals, fertility rites, holidays, offerings, religious ceremonies, art, music, stories, methods of warfare, food acquisition and preparation, clothing, and cultural taboos.

===Outside Influences===

Few cultures exist in complete isolation, and it is all but inevitable that a society will be impacted by other groups, either by trade, religious missions, conquest, or some other form of communication. Some goblin tribes have assimilated aspects of other, more advanced groups, while some have clung stubbornly to old traditions. Generally, the tribes who adopt new technologies are the ones who survive the best, while the ones who shun those technologies specifically because they didn't invent them are less likely to survive and prosper over the long run. Some examples of technology available to other races that goblins have had to import include crossbows, cast iron, plate armor (a great rarity among goblins for sure!), paper and parchment (another great rarity), many garments, and map-making skills.

In addition to technologies, other cultures can impose their will over goblins by means of enslavement or coercion. Dragons are well-known to do this, and those huge beasts that employ goblins usurp or overtake a position of great power in the tribe, either by placing themselves where the chief would otherwise be, or by establishing himself as a power above the chief. This can lead to worship otherwise reserved for goblins deities being directed towards the dragon or other power that controls the goblins. Adventurers can also influence the development of a goblin culture, especially if the goblins in a certain land have a long history of being preyed upon by adventuring parties. This development can lead to tribes coming up with newer and more fiendish traps, as well as higher-powered magic and more skilled warriors than a tribe normally would have.

==Socioeconomics==

===Economy===

Goblins have only the most rudimentary of economic systems. Barter is the most common means of exchange, with money only being used in areas where goblins have come into contact with more advanced races. Goblins generally produce enough food and clothing for themselves, and they are loathe to trade for more, even if this means they have to eat wild grain and wear rags, they would rather do that than surrender their independence. When trade does occur between goblins and other groups, it tends to be for items that goblins cannot furnish for themselves, such as glass vessels or metal alloys.

Besides foods, weapons, clothing, and basic tools, goblins also produce religious items, materials needed for making huts, simple utensils (knives and the like), basic jewelry and sometimes, very simple musical instruments. The quantity and quality of such items varies greatly from tribe to tribe, although the main determinant of what gets made is the resources that are available to the tribe at a given time.

===Politics===

As stated earlier, goblin tribes are run by chiefs. The specifics of how this rule is administered varies from tribe to tribe, but it is generally a form of primitive monarchy, with checks or balances on the chief's power being quite rare. When such counterbalance does exist, it is usually in the form of a warrior council or a powerful mage or cleric. Frequently, the chief ''is'' a powerful mage or cleric.

Since each tribe is its own political unit, goblins have no unified nation-states, no centralized empires, nor feudal kingdoms. The closest thing to a central authority is a "high chief" who may appear to unite a group of tribes when great danger arises. This event is quite rare, as it requires the appearance of a powerful and highly charismatic chief to appear at such a time that the tribes CAN be united, which usually necessitates a threat great enough that the goblin tribes in a certain region come to the conclusion that they must band together or be collectively destroyed by the approaching threat. When a high chief emerges, the first thing he does is to form a horde out of tribal levies, use his new army to eliminate dissent from the ranks, force recalcitrant goblin tribes to join up, and then, once his power is consolidated, use his forces to deal with whatever opponent or threat that the horde was formed to oppose.

Such a status as "high chief" rarely outlives the first one in a line, as it would take a very capable heir and the continuation of the conditions under which the horde formed in the first place in order to maintain it. Furthermore, most goblin tribes are very independent, and will break often try to break off from the horde if the great leader who formed it had died.

==Military==
Goblins generally use their entire adult and adolescent male population to fight. This contrasts greatly with many civilized realms, which often restrict access to weapons to a small class of fighters, such as a standing army, mercenary groups, or feudal retainers loyal to specific lords. In a sense, the goblins use a militia to fight with, as there is generally little distinction between a farmer and a warrior, or someone who works and someone who fights. Female Goblins fight when they have to, but are generally left at home to raise more young; this is not necessarily done out of sexism, but necessity, as Goblins always have to replenish their numbers given their high mortality rates and lack of individual strength relative to most other sentient species.

===Forces===

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Massage (3.5e Variant Rule)

2012-08-02T03:56:30Z

Noname:

==== Massage (Dex) ====

A massage is the manipulation of flesh and muscle by means of rubbing, kneading, caressing, or otherwise comforting the subject receiving the massage. This skill has many uses, which can be used for the benefit of the giver and the recipient.

'''Requirements:''' Dexterity of at least 14. The subject must be willing to receive a massage. Also, for the skill to work, the subject must be suitably uncovered, depending on the situation. The DM has discretion, but it is obvious that a massage would not work while the subject is covered in a full suit of armor.

'''Check:''' You can make a massage check for a number of different tasks, described below.

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! Task || DC
|- class="{{Odd-Even|{{#var:odd}}}}"
| class="left" | Comfort Subject || 5
|- class="{{Odd-Even|{{#var:odd}}}}"
| class="left" | Improve Subject's Attitude || 10
|- class="{{Odd-Even|{{#var:odd}}}}"
| class="left" | Put subject to sleep || 20
|- class="{{Odd-Even|{{#var:odd}}}}"
| class="left" | Attract Subject|| 20
|- class="{{Odd-Even|{{#var:odd}}}}"
|}

''Comfort Subject'': Removes the penalties of a [[SRD:Inflict Pain|pain]] causing spell or effect.

''Improve Subject's Attitude'': The subject's attitude will improve by one category, having a similar effect to a [[SRD:Perform Skill|perform]] or [[SRD:Diplomacy Skill|diplomacy]] check. Note that this only can improve a subject's attitude to helpful at most.

''Put Subject to Sleep'': A successful check will have the effect of a [[SRD:Sleep|sleep]] spell.

''Attract Subject'': If the party giving the massage is the opposite sex from the one receiving it, a successful check for attract subject will have the effect of an [[SRD:Attraction|attraction]] spell.

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File:Hyenathing2.jpg

2012-07-28T06:16:38Z

Noname: Noname uploaded a new version of "File:Hyenathing2.jpg"

A picture of a gnoll.

This is based on an image from a Google search, but it is not a direct trace-over or a copy of a piece in a book. Nevertheless, if someone comes forth with a valid claim to remove it, it will be removed.

File:Dracon high priestess submit.jpg

2012-07-26T08:03:42Z

Noname: The high priestess of a minor temple. This pic used a polymorphed dragon image as its model, with considerable differences in dress, color, shading, details, and lighting added by me. If this causes copyright issues, it shall be removed.

The high priestess of a minor temple.

This pic used a polymorphed dragon image as its model, with considerable differences in dress, color, shading, details, and lighting added by me. If this causes copyright issues, it shall be removed.

File:Hyenathing2.jpg

2012-07-23T07:43:17Z

Noname: A picture of a gnoll. This is based on an image from a Google search, but it is not a direct trace-over or a copy of a piece in a book. Nevertheless, if someone comes forth with a valid claim to remove it, it will be removed.

User talk:Noname

2012-07-21T02:27:57Z

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==Why is Paludia setting popular?==
I would like to know what am I doing right. I hope that I can use the good elements in the design of the CS in other ones later on [[User:Noname|Noname]] 14:11, 16 February 2008 (MST)

== Cassia a Featured Article! ==

Congratulation! You did a good job, hope i have a featured article too someday ''':)''' --[[User:Lord Dhazriel|Lord Dhazriel]] 15:18, 15 April 2008 (MDT)

== Statted out? ==

Can you stat out cassia with her ability scores and such? {{Unsigned|75.14.222.8|03:17, 7 July 2008 (MDT)}}

:I'm leaving that up to the DMs, who know their campaign better, and can thus fit her into their game without difficulty. They are also better suited to do this because of the recent change to 4e. [[User:Noname|Noname]] 16:31, 7 July 2008 (MDT)

::Something that may interest you is [[Talk:Cassia (DnD Deity)#Finished|this]]. --[[User:Green Dragon|Green Dragon]] 17:42, 7 July 2008 (MDT)

== Question ==

I saw [[A Four-Race Kingdom (DnD Other)]] and I wondered if you wanted to help with the [[Five Factions (DnD Campaign Setting)]]. It is a 5 faction kingdom. They are all warring and if you wanted you could take one faction and build it or you could.. do.. whatever. :) --[[User:Sabre070|Sabre070]] 04:03, 5 December 2008 (MST)

: Thanks for the offer, but I don't have a lot of time to devote to this wiki at the moment, as my finals are coming up and I have some college projects which need to be done. That said, if I have a bit of spare time, I might be able to help you out with the Alliance section. [[User:Noname|Noname]] 14:49, 5 December 2008 (MST)

== Will be able to return to making more content ==

Soon, I will be on Christmas break, and will have more time to work on my content on this wiki. A lot of half-done items should be completed as a result. [[User:Noname|Noname]] 17:15, 8 December 2008 (MST)

== [[:File:Trynnie Male (commission, use this for upload).jpg]] ==

Hi Noname, I just would like to clarify, did you get Titanosaur's permission to use this image? The [http://titanosaur.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d574re0 source] says it's under copyright. Thanks, [[User:Marasmusine|Marasmusine]] ([[User talk:Marasmusine|talk]]) 02:20, 18 July 2012 (MDT)

:Yes. I was given explicit permission to use it, and he even told me how to credit him for it. -- [[User:Noname|Aristocles]] ([[User talk:Noname|talk]]) 00:12, 19 July 2012 (MDT)
::Thanks. I see you have a name now! :) [[User:Marasmusine|Marasmusine]] ([[User talk:Marasmusine|talk]]) 01:28, 19 July 2012 (MDT)

:::lol. No. I got his permission for it. I'm not "TITANOSAUR." -- [[User:Noname|Aristocles]] ([[User talk:Noname|talk]]) 20:27, 20 July 2012 (MDT)

2012-07-10T07:38:10Z

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2012-07-10T07:22:13Z

Noname: Yet another Alicia option.

Yet another Alicia option.

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2012-07-10T07:21:16Z

2012-06-04T03:46:34Z

Noname:

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[[File:Trynnie with spirit staff.jpg]]

A spirit staff is a weapon often used by Trynnies. Spirit Staffs are magical wooden staffs granted to Trynnies shamans and mages who successfully petition the spirits of the woods in which they live for such a weapon. To petition for a staff is no easy task, as one first has to be skilled in magic or otherwise in harmony with nature in order to get the attention of the spirits in the first place. This usually requires one to devote much time to communing with nature in the forest. Once one has contacted the spirits, one must convince them that one has their best interests in mind and they have both the ability and will to protect the woods. Once a staff has been granted by the spirits, it cannot be taken back by the spirits save by force; a staff that is sold, given away, seized, taken violently, stolen, or lost can be used by anyone else without penalty.

The wood in a spirit staff comes from a tree in the woods in which the Trynnies live. Generally, it comes from an old and ancient tree, but younger trees have been used as well. Exactly how the spirits choose the tree for the wood in the staff is unknown, but it is believed that the trees themselves tell the spirits which wood to use.

While similar to a normal staff in many ways, there are some differences in the nature of the staff. The spirit staff is not only named as such because it is granted to a user by the spirits, but that the staff has the essence of a spirit of the woods within it, including a spirit's own essence if it uses a staff. This essence is not a soul but an imprint, a sort of memory that affects the living magic of the staff. As such, a staff unlocks more of its power to those that it senses have the knowledge of how to use the spells. The imprint has its limits, though, as it possesses neither will nor consciousness, so it cannot refuse to be wielded or cast all spells, simply limit what spells it can cast for a given individual, more akin to a set of instructions that govern a magic item than a thinking being.

The other difference between a normal magic staff and a spirit staff is that a spirit staff recharges daily by some unknown means, possibly by tapping into power from another plane. In any event, the staff fully recharges at the start of every new day at midnight, even if every spell had been used in the previous ten minutes. A staff does not gain extra uses, charges, or any bonuses for its spells if it is unused for days on end in the belief that it is "charging up".

A spirit staff grants its user the ability to cast spells which relate to nature. Each spell that can be cast by means of the staff requires that the user be of sufficient level to potentially cast the spell on his own, meaning that a more powerful user will be able to make greater use of the staff. While one has to be a mage or otherwise have sufficient skill in magic to use a spirit staff, one need not be a druid, be skilled in nature magic, or have the same number of spells in order to use the staff. Each spell can only be cast a certain number of times a day. Specifically, a spirit staff grants the user the ability to cast the following spells the following number of times per day, once the user achieves a certain level needed to otherwise cast the spells:

- Create Water (3 times per day)
- Cure Minor Wounds (3)
- Entangle (3)
- Shillelagh (3)
- Soften Earth and Stone (3)
- Wood Shape (does not affect the staff itself)(2)
- Speak with plants (2)
- Plant Growth (2)
- Command Plants (2)
- Cure Serious Wounds (2)
- Commune with Nature (2)
- Tree Stride (2)
- Transport via Plants (2)
- Liveoak (1)
- Animate Plants (1)
- Heal (1)
- Control Plants (1)
- Earthquake (1)
- Cure Critical Wounds, Mass (1)
- Shambler (1)

Spirit staffs come in different colors and sizes, based on the tree that gave up some of its wood. Outside of some very rare markets and a handful of merchants, spirit staffs are hard to find, and in any event are almost impossible to replicate.

Spirits of the woods in which the Trynnies live also use such staffs as a conduit for and a means of enhancing their power. These versions of the staffs are grown from the wood spirits themselves and are otherwise identical to the ones granted to the Trynnies.

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File:Trynnie with spirit staff.jpg

2012-06-04T03:45:46Z

Noname: A Trynnie with a spirit staff. Originally from Wizardry 8.

A Trynnie with a spirit staff. Originally from Wizardry 8.