Vesuix (5e Campaign Setting)

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Vesiux

The world of Vesuix is one of magic infusing everything, from its people to all its land.

Campaign Setting Information

Players Guide Classes Races Equipment

World of Vesuix Religion

Dungeon Master's Guide About

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