Japanese Mythology

Yamato

Shinrai

A fantastical world heavily inspired by japanese mythology and the edo time period.

Author's Note: Complete custom world without any 5e Defaults. Still a work in progress, but playable and almost complete. Atm there are: 12 custom races 9 custom classes (all are able to cast spells, physical classes as well as magical ones) over 100 playable characters over 200 custom cantrips and spells 114 custom items Planned for the future: Better balance between classes and spells Maybe some reworked graphics Known issues: - In Fights Franz tells me that I can not eat any of the healing items like Onigiri: should he complain, anwer him that the item is a Potion and should be treated like one and he will let you drink it. At least it worked for me this way when testing. A bit odd, but atm the only workaround. All graphics were made with Nightcafé. You are free to use my graphics, spell descriptions, races, items etc. in your own build worlds and campaigns.

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Umiwatari Valley

Area

Details

Size	0
Type	Valley
Coordinates	(30, -7373) to (4908, -2565)

Description

Umiwatari Valley is a humid subtropical paradise, where the diverse seasons breathe life into the lush jungle that sprawls across its terrain. Each season brings a unique charm; winter offers enchanting whale watching experiences along the coast, while spring dazzles with vibrant hari festivals celebrating blossom and renewal. During the long, warm summers, the valley is adorned with the exquisite sagaribana flowers, creating a breathtaking landscape that captivates all who visit. This valley is home to some of the bigger nekomata which roam the valley guarding the ruins and territory. They get help by rather exotic bioluminiscent kodama, who look a bit different from their normal forest counterparts.

Appearance

A sprawling jungle valley lush with vibrant greenery, dotted with colorful sagaribana flowers, and mist rising from the humid earth under a golden sun, with distant sounds of festivals echoing through the trees