How to train your dragon to be a lethal weapon

I have been looking at the spells in the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook, and I noticed that a couple of them really work well with my game world of Alidor. In Alidor, dragons are top dog, and tortoises are man’s only hope. I have told players that there have been many wars between the people [...]

The Dragon Surma as a God

Surma is the first dragon of Alidor, known to few as the mount of Alidor. It was the first dragon to antagonize players in my game. Over the years, many have lead campaigns to kill the great beast, few ever imagined why it was so difficult until now. As part of my never ending updates [...]

Typical Brunari Burial Vault

In Alidor different cultures deal with the dead in different ways. In Jelling the dead are burned in funeral pyres this came out of necessity to protect the populations from disease and from a common problem of the dead not staying still for long. The ancient Brunari people tended to bury their dead in deep [...]

The Town of Yatton

For many years, the first major obstacle on the River Surma for armies traveling up to attack the dragon, was the waterfall at Yatton. Initially a portage point for boatloads of troops, wishing to press further up river. At the portage point, one would have to offload all cargo and passengers from the boat, and [...]

The City of Bryce

Established in the 1st century; it was for nearly 1,200 years the capital city of the Brunari Empire, built under the guidance of Surma, and the Daughters of Darandel. Today, only statues and symbols of dragon Surma, and many nameless brunari heroes are left, found throughout the city. One great structure still stands as testament [...]

City of Holmgaard

There is only one route down from the Poisonmont Highland, The Road of Blood which starts at the west gate of Stavenger and ends a hundred miles away at the heavily fortified east gate of Holmgaard. Holmgaard sits in a valley between two mountains MT. Jenault and Mt. Benir. Gold dragons live up in the [...]

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