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	'''Odyssey of the Dragonlords''' is a 3rd-party campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] with a "D&D meets Classical Mythology" motif, similar to fellow 3rd party setting [[Arkadia]] and the official 5e product "Mythic Odysseys of [[Theros]]". The big difference is that Odyssey of the Dragonlords was written by Arcanum Worlds, who are mostly known to [[/v/]] for writing [[Baldur's Gate (Games)\|Baldur's Gate 1 & 2]], [[Dragon Age]]: Origins, [[Mass Effect]], [[Neverwinter Nights]], [[Star Wars]]: Knights of the Old Republic, and others besides. The result is that Odyssey is much larger than Arkadia, and much more mechanically complex.		'''Odyssey of the Dragonlords''' is a 3rd-party campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] with a "D&D meets Classical Mythology" motif, similar to fellow 3rd party setting [[Arkadia]] and the official 5e product "Mythic Odysseys of [[Theros]]". The big difference is that Odyssey of the Dragonlords was written by Arcanum Worlds, who are mostly known to [[/v/]] for writing [[Baldur's Gate (Games)\|Baldur's Gate 1 & 2]], Dragon Age: Origins, Mass Effect, [[Neverwinter Nights]], [[Star Wars]]: Knights of the Old Republic, and others besides. The result is that Odyssey is much larger than Arkadia, and much more mechanically complex.

	==Publications==		==Publications==

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Thylean Subclasses

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	* [[Ranger]]: '''Amazonian Conclave''', a practitioner of the fighting arts of the [[Amazon]]s of Thylea, which includes the use of exotic weapons and a [[construct]] falcon companion.		* [[Ranger]]: '''Amazonian Conclave''', a practitioner of the fighting arts of the [[Amazon]]s of Thylea, which includes the use of exotic weapons and a [[construct]] falcon companion.
	* [[Rogue]]: '''The Odyssean''', a martially inclined rogue who specializes in deceit and determination.		* [[Rogue]]: '''The Odyssean''', a martially inclined rogue who specializes in deceit and determination.
	* [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|Sorcerer]]: '''Demigod''', a sorcerer whose power stems from divine ancestry, a ~~variant~~ of ~~the~~ [[Favored Soul]].		* [[Sorcerer (Dungeons & Dragons)\|Sorcerer]]: '''Demigod''', a sorcerer whose power stems from divine ancestry. Tries to be a [[Gish]] with a side of [[Favored Soul]], but it doesn't really do it well enough to work with anything but a sorcadin build.
	* [[Warlock]]: '''The Fates''', a warlock empowered by the mysterious spirits who govern destiny and oath-making in the lands of Thylea.		* [[Warlock]]: '''The Fates''', a warlock empowered by the mysterious spirits who govern destiny and oath-making in the lands of Thylea.
	* [[Wizard]]: '''Academy Philosopher''', a wizard-sage who devotes themselves to a specific philosophical concept and uses the illumination this brings to achieve greater flexibility with their magic.		* [[Wizard]]: '''Academy Philosopher''', a wizard-sage who devotes themselves to a specific philosophical concept and uses the illumination this brings to achieve greater flexibility with their magic.

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	There are a total of 11 deities in the realm of Thylea; 4 Titans (Thylea, Great Mother of All; Kentimane, the Hundred Handed; Sydon, the Lord of Storms; Lutheria, the Lady of Dreams) the Five Gods (Mytros, Goddess of Dawn; Volkan, God of Forges; Pythor, God of Battle; Kyra, Goddess of Music; Vallus, Goddess of Wisdom), and the 2 "Forgotten Gods" of Narsus (God of Beauty) and Helios (God of the Sun).		There are a total of 11 deities in the realm of Thylea; 4 Titans (Thylea, Great Mother of All; Kentimane, the Hundred Handed; Sydon, the Lord of Storms; Lutheria, the Lady of Dreams) the Five Gods (Mytros, Goddess of Dawn; Volkan, God of Forges; Pythor, God of Battle; Kyra, Goddess of Music; Vallus, Goddess of Wisdom), and the 2 "Forgotten Gods" of Narsus (God of Beauty) and Helios (God of the Sun).

	{{Spoiler\|The Five Gods are actually dragons who gained immortality, the ability to assume humanoid forms, and divine powers by stealing shards of power from the titans Sydon and Lutheria. ~~Vallus~~ is a silver dragon, and the only "true" god of the quintet, having been elevated to that power level by sacrificing herself to attain the Oath of Peace. The other four gods are transformed bronze dragons who only have the power of lesser deities, and mostly channel divine magic from Vallus to their worshippers.}}		{{Spoiler\|The Five Gods are actually dragons who gained immortality, the ability to assume humanoid forms, and divine powers by stealing shards of power from the titans Sydon and Lutheria. Mytros is a silver dragon, and the only "true" god of the quintet, having been elevated to that power level by sacrificing herself to attain the Oath of Peace. The other four gods are transformed bronze dragons who only have the power of lesser deities, and mostly channel divine magic from Vallus to their worshippers.}}

	==Mortal Races==		==Mortal Races==

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	==The Realm of Thylea==		==The Realm of Thylea==
			[[File:Thylea world map.jpg\|thumb\|right\|350px\|The (fuckhueg) map of Thylea]]
	The basic conceit behind Odyssey of the Dragonlords is that, whilst it's a full campaign setting, it's not a complete ''world''. Basically, the realm in which this setting takes place, a continent called '''Thylea''', is a Greco-Roman flavored continent that lies across the "Forgotten Ocean" somewhere in a generic D&D setting - in fact, with its distinct "Mythic Heroism" flavor, Thylea actually integrates very well into the [[Nentir Vale]] overworld. Thylea was originally ruled over by a set of four powerful and cruel deities, known as the Titans, who peopled their land with monstrous races out of Classical Mythology; [[nymph]]s and [[satyr]]s, [[minotaur]]s, [[centaur]]s, [[medusa]]e, [[siren]]s and [[cyclops]]es. The "mortal races", the standard PHB races, are descended from long-lost settlers and refugees who stumbled upon Thylea or were cast up here by storms and found themselves stranded in a harsh realm where foreign deities and magic didn't work.		The basic conceit behind Odyssey of the Dragonlords is that, whilst it's a full campaign setting, it's not a complete ''world''. Basically, the realm in which this setting takes place, a continent called '''Thylea''', is a Greco-Roman flavored continent that lies across the "Forgotten Ocean" somewhere in a generic D&D setting - in fact, with its distinct "Mythic Heroism" flavor, Thylea actually integrates very well into the [[Nentir Vale]] overworld. Thylea was originally ruled over by a set of four powerful and cruel deities, known as the Titans, who peopled their land with monstrous races out of Classical Mythology; [[nymph]]s and [[satyr]]s, [[minotaur]]s, [[centaur]]s, [[medusa]]e, [[siren]]s and [[cyclops]]es. The "mortal races", the standard PHB races, are descended from long-lost settlers and refugees who stumbled upon Thylea or were cast up here by storms and found themselves stranded in a harsh realm where foreign deities and magic didn't work.

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	'''Odyssey of the Dragonlords''' is a 3rd-party campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] with a "D&D meets Classical Mythology" motif, similar to fellow 3rd party setting [[Arkadia]] and the official 5e product "Mythic Odysseys of [[Theros]]". The big difference is that Odyssey of the Dragonlords was written by Arcanum Worlds, who are mostly known to [[/v/]] for writing [[Baldur's Gate (Games)\|Baldur's Gate 1 & 2]], [[Dragon Age]]: Origins, [[Mass Effect]], [[Neverwinter Nights]], [[Star Wars]]: Knights of the Old Republic, and others besides. The result is that Odyssey is much larger than Arkadia, and much more mechanically complex.		'''Odyssey of the Dragonlords''' is a 3rd-party campaign setting for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] with a "D&D meets Classical Mythology" motif, similar to fellow 3rd party setting [[Arkadia]] and the official 5e product "Mythic Odysseys of [[Theros]]". The big difference is that Odyssey of the Dragonlords was written by Arcanum Worlds, who are mostly known to [[/v/]] for writing [[Baldur's Gate (Games)\|Baldur's Gate 1 & 2]], [[Dragon Age]]: Origins, [[Mass Effect]], [[Neverwinter Nights]], [[Star Wars]]: Knights of the Old Republic, and others besides. The result is that Odyssey is much larger than Arkadia, and much more mechanically complex.

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	There are a total of 11 deities in the realm of Thylea; 4 Titans (Thylea, Great Mother of All; Kentimane, the Hundred Handed; Sydon, the Lord of Storms; Lutheria, the Lady of Dreams) the Five Gods (Mytros, Goddess of Dawn; Volkan, God of Forges; Pythor, God of Battle; Kyra, Goddess of Music; Vallus, Goddess of Wisdom), and the 2 "Forgotten Gods" of Narsus (God of Beauty) and Helios (God of the Sun).		There are a total of 11 deities in the realm of Thylea; 4 Titans (Thylea, Great Mother of All; Kentimane, the Hundred Handed; Sydon, the Lord of Storms; Lutheria, the Lady of Dreams) the Five Gods (Mytros, Goddess of Dawn; Volkan, God of Forges; Pythor, God of Battle; Kyra, Goddess of Music; Vallus, Goddess of Wisdom), and the 2 "Forgotten Gods" of Narsus (God of Beauty) and Helios (God of the Sun).

	{{~~spoilers}}~~		{{Spoiler\|The Five Gods are actually dragons who gained immortality, the ability to assume humanoid forms, and divine powers by stealing shards of power from the titans Sydon and Lutheria. Vallus is a silver dragon, and the only "true" god of the quintet, having been elevated to that power level by sacrificing herself to attain the Oath of Peace. The other four gods are transformed bronze dragons who only have the power of lesser deities, and mostly channel divine magic from Vallus to their worshippers.}}
	The Five Gods are actually dragons who gained immortality, the ability to assume humanoid forms, and divine powers by stealing shards of power from the titans Sydon and Lutheria. Vallus is a silver dragon, and the only "true" god of the quintet, having been elevated to that power level by sacrificing herself to attain the Oath of Peace. The other four gods are transformed bronze dragons who only have the power of lesser deities, and mostly channel divine magic from Vallus to their worshippers.

	==Mortal Races==		==Mortal Races==

1d4chan>QuietBrowser: SpectralTime makes a good argument that it's less wiki-cluttering to just make Thylean subheaders on the existing monster article pages than to make small article pages JUST for these setting-variants of existant monsters.

2020-03-24T02:03:18Z

SpectralTime makes a good argument that it's less wiki-cluttering to just make Thylean subheaders on the existing monster article pages than to make small article pages JUST for these setting-variants of existant monsters.

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	==Native Thyleans==		==Native Thyleans==
	Thylea is widely populated with [[fey]], [[giant]]s, and sapient monstrosities of various kinds. But a number of these are considered playable races in the setting:		Thylea is widely populated with [[fey]], [[giant]]s, and sapient monstrosities of various kinds. But a number of these are considered playable races in the setting:
	* [[~~Thylean~~ Centaur]]s are one of the major sapient races native to Thylea, dwelling in great nomadic tribes in the plains.		* [[Centaur]]s are one of the major sapient races native to Thylea, dwelling in great nomadic tribes in the plains.
	* [[~~Thylean~~ Medusa]]e are mortals cursed with serpentine hair and petrifying gazes by divine wrath.		* [[Medusa]]e are mortals cursed with serpentine hair and petrifying gazes by divine wrath.
	* [[~~Thylean~~ Minotaur]]s are the descendants of a tribe of stranded humans who angered Sydon by their giving praise to a divine bull that saved their fledgling nation from annihilation, cursing them to assume the form of cattle and man-cattle hybrids.		* [[Minotaur]]s are the descendants of a tribe of stranded humans who angered Sydon by their giving praise to a divine bull that saved their fledgling nation from annihilation, cursing them to assume the form of cattle and man-cattle hybrids.
	* [[~~Thylean~~ Nymph]]s are lesser fey of the various elemental aspects of nature. Unlike on other realms, nymphs in Thylea can come in masculine or intermediate forms as well as female form.		* [[Nymph]]s are lesser fey of the various elemental aspects of nature. Unlike on other realms, nymphs in Thylea can come in masculine or intermediate forms as well as female form.
	* [[~~Thylean~~ Satyr]]s are another major sapient race of Thylea, a strange race of [[fey]] who resemble hybrids of [[elf]] and goat. Unlike most D&D satyrs, female satyrs are as common as their male counterparts on Thylea.		* [[Satyr]]s are another major sapient race of Thylea, a strange race of [[fey]] who resemble hybrids of [[elf]] and goat. Unlike most D&D satyrs, female satyrs are as common as their male counterparts on Thylea.
	* [[~~Thylean~~ Siren]]s are a coastal race of [[harpy]]-like beings whose civilization fell due to their acquiescence to the cruelty and arrogance of Sydon.		* [[Siren]]s are a coastal race of [[harpy]]-like beings whose civilization fell due to their acquiescence to the cruelty and arrogance of Sydon.

	==Thylean Subclasses==		==Thylean Subclasses==