Fantasy

Eryndor

Nelgea

Eryndor is a mystical land where ancient magic and mortal ambition collide.

Author's Note: Eryndor is a world where ancient magic intertwines with mortal ambition, teeming with diverse cultures, living history, and uncharted mysteries. Each region—from the pirate-infested Shattered Isles to the cursed Obsidian Wastes—tells its own story, shaped by past choices that echo into the present. Magic, both a tool and a threat, flows through the Aether Veins, fueling innovation while posing risks to balance. Heroes emerge not from destiny but from the fringes of society, their choices shaping a morally complex world where good and evil blur. The divine pantheon actively influences mortal lives, and ancient artifacts like the Blade of Aryn’Dral carry immense power with dire consequences. The floating city of Skyhaven debates the ethics of controlling magic, while shadowy regions like Virewood Forest and Shadowfell Cove hide untold secrets. Eryndor invites exploration and rewards curiosity, where every decision ripples through the ever-changing landscape. It is not just a setting but a living character, shaped by its inhabitants' dreams and struggles, offering endless opportunities for adventure and discovery.

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Mirror Image

Illusion

Details

Level	2
Range	N/A

Description

Three illusionary duplicates of yourself appear in your space. Until the end of the spell, duplicates move with you and imitate your actions, swapping their position so that it is impossible to determine which image is real. You can use your action to dispel the illusory duplicates. Whenever a creature is targeting you with an attack during the duration of the spell, roll 1d20 to determine if the attack does not target rather one of your duplicates. If you have three duplicates, you need 6 or more on your throw to lead the target of the attack to a duplicate. With two duplicates, you need 8 or more. With one duplicate, you need 11 or more. The CA of a duplicate is 10 + your Dexterity modifier. If an attack hits a duplicate, it is destroyed. A duplicate may be destroyed not just an attack on key. It ignores other damage and effects. The spell ends if the three duplicates are destroyed. A creature is unaffected by this fate if she can not see if it relies on a different meaning as vision, such as blind vision, or if it can perceive illusions as false, as with clear vision.