Optional Oriental Adventures classes and prestige classes

Optional Oriental Adventures classes and prestige classes

Book of Exalted Deeds

Celestial Mystic

Lion of Akodo (Talisid)-Lion Clan

Book of the Nine Swords

Bloodclaw Master

Crusader-Lion Clan?

Jade Phoenix Mage-Phoenix Clan

Master of Nine

Shadow Sun Ninja-Scorpion Clan

Swordsage

Warblade

Complete Adventure

Animal Lord

Beastmaster

Bloodhound

Daggerspell Mage

Dread Pirate-Mantis Clan

Exemplar

Ghost-Faced Killer

Highland Stalker

Master of Many Forms

Ninja

Scout

Spymaster-Scorpion Clan

Tempest-Dragon Clan

Thief-Acrobat

Vigilante

Wild Plains Outrider-Unicorn Clan

Complete Arcane

Acolyte of the Skin-Shadowlands Oni

Blood Magus

Elemental Savant

Enlightened Fist-Dragon Clan?

Fatespinner

Mindbender-Crane Clan?

Initiate of the Sevenfold Veil

Master Transmogrifist

Wayfarer's Guide

Wild Mage

Complete Divine

Black Flame Zealot

Contemplative

Divine Oracle

Pious Templar

Sacred Exorcist

Sacred Fist-Dragon Clan?

Spirit Shaman

Temple Raider

Ur-Priest

Complete Mage

Nightmare Spinner

Ultimate Magus-Sorcerer/Wu Jen

Unseen Seer

Complete Warrior

Bear Warrior

Dervish

Drunken Master

Exotic Weapon Master

Hunter of the Dead

Invisible Blade

Justiciar

Knight of the Chalice (Bushi of the Chalice)-Shadowlands Oni slayers

Knight Protector (Yojimbo Protector)

Master Thrower

Non-Spell casting Ranger

Occult Slayer-Hunters of Maho-Tsukai

Order of the Bow Initiate

Rage Mage

Ravager

Reaping Mauler-Crab Clan?

Ronin

Spellsword

Stonelord-Crab Clan

Tattooed Monk-Dragon Clan

Warshaper

Draconomicon

Initiate of the Draconic Mysteries

Dragon Magazine #314

Earthshaker-Crab Clan

Master of the North Wind

Master of the South Wind-Scorpion Clan

Master of the East Wind

Master of the West Wind

Dragon Magazine #319

Crane Shen

Dragon Shen

Jaguar Shen

Monkey Shen

Mantis Shen

Snake Shen

Tiger Shen

Dragon Magazine #321

Infused Spellcaster-Astral Deva & Avoral only

Infused Warrior-Astral Deva & Avoral only

Dragon Magazine #325

Bowman Charger-Unicorn Clan

Dragon Magazine #335

Charlatan

Drow of the Underdark

Aracnomancer-Scorpion Clan

Dungeon Master's Guide

Arcane Archer

Arcane Tricker

Assassin

Dragon Disciple

Dwarven Defender (Kaiu Wall Defender)-Crab Clan

Eldritch Knight (Eldritch Bushi)

Horizon Walker-Unicorn Clan

Loremaster

Shadowdancer

Faiths and Pantheons

Auspician

Nightcloak

Fiendish Codex II

Hellreaver-Battle Shadowlands Oni

Soulguard

Frostburn

Cloud Anchorite

Heroes of Battle

Legendary Leader

Heroes of Horror

Archivist

Corrupt Avenger-Crab Clan

Dread Necromancer

Dread Witch

Purifiers of the Hollowed Doctrine-Hare Clan

Tainted Scholar-Snake Clan

Libris Mortis

Master of Shrouds

Masters of the Wild

King/Queen of the Wild

Watch Detective

Player's Guide to Faerun

Maiden of Pain

Martyred Champion

Monk of the Long Death

Runecaster (Kanjicaster)-Crab Clan

Player's Handbook II

Beguiler-Scorpion Clan/Crane Clan

Dragon Shaman-Lung Dragon based

Duskblade

Races of Destiny

Chameleon

Outcast Champion-Ronin

Urban Soul

Races of the Dragon

Dracolexi

Dragon Devotee

Dragonheart Mage

Races of Stone

Cragtop Archer

Deepwarden-Crab Clan

Earth Dreamer

Runesmith (Kanjismith)

Races of the Wild

Whisperknife-Scorpion Clan

Wildrunner

Savage Species

Master of Flies

Yuan-Ti Cultist

Song & Silence

Outlaw of the Crimson Road

Stormwrack

Legendary Captain

Scarlet Corsair

Sea Witch

Stormcaster

Sword & Fist

Master Samurai

Ninja of the Crescent Moon

Red Avenger

Warmaster

Tome & Blood

Candle Caster

Unearthed Arcana

Ape Totem Barbarian

Battle Sorcerer

Bear Totem Barbarian

Boar Totem Barbarian

Eagle Totem Barbarian

Horse Totem Barbarian

Leopard (Jaguar) Totem Barbarian

Serpent Totem Barbarian

Thug

Urban Ranger

Wilderness Rogue

Wolf Totem Barbarian

World Monsters (Real & Fantasy) (for D&D)

Europe

Gargoyle

Smilodon

Skullcrusher Ogre

Gnome

Jinx-Fiend/Gnome

Half-Ogre

Unicorn

Ogre

Cockatrice

Half-Dragon

Chromatic Dragon/

Metallic Dragon

Sylph

Jermlaine

Dimetrodon

United Kingdoms

Wight

Bugbear

Goblin

Half-Orc

Half-Orc Barbarian

Scotland

Fetch-Halfling/Quasit

Wispling-Demon/Halfling

Halfling

Glaistig

Redcap

Wraith

Grimalkin

Selkie

Ireland

Banshee

Fomorian

Firbolg

Selkie

Merrow

Celtic

Kelpie

Pixie

Wild Hunt

Hounds of the Hunt

England

Redcap

Barghest

Worghest

Boggle

Spriggan

Spring Heel

Greece

Hecatoncheires

Cronus

Charon

Cerberus

Hippogriff

Erinyes

Bacchae

Scyllan

Hippocampus

Chimera

Centaur

Feral Cyclopean

Sirine

Oread

Nereid

Greater Cyclops

Lesser Cyclops

Menta Cyclopean

Triton

Titan

Sphinx

Satyr

Pegasus

Nymph

Minotaur

Medusa

Medaer

Lamia

Hydra

Harpy

Griffon

Gorgon

Dryad

Faun

Half-Nymph

Half-Satyr

Half-Minotaur

Phoenix

Geryon

Scandinavia

Tanarukk-Demon/Orc

Jormungandr

Brachyurus

Orc

Frost Giant

Muspelheim Fire Giant

Jotunheim Frost Giant

Tanngrisnir and Tanngjost, Thor’s legendary goats

Grendel’s Mother

Linnorm

Grendel

Kraken

Fire Giant

Blodug-Hofi, Frey’s legendary horse

Sleipnir, Odin’s legendary horse

Goblin

Fensir

Worg

Firedrake

Beowulf

Valkyrie

Einherjar

Freke and Gere, Odin’s legendary wolves

Gullin-Bursti, Frey’s legendary boar

Half-Orc

Mielikki

Loviatar

Russia

Vila

Leshii

Kostchtchie

Domovoi

Rusalka

Vodyanoi

Italy

Stirge

Peryton

Orcus

Dispater

Silvanus

France

Nixie

Tarraque

Germany

Kobold

Dwarf

Imp

Elf

Goblin

Fey’ri-Demon/Elf

Maeluth-Devil/Dwarf

Half-Elf

Africa

Catfolk

Ethiopia

Sao

Catoblepas

Leucrotta

Uganda/Zaire

Djok

Egypt

Sphinx

Mummified Creature

Minions of Set

Greater Mummy

Mummy

Jackal Lord

Relief Golem

Elder Serpent

Flame Snake

Phoenix

India

Yuan-Ti Broodguard

Yuan-Ti Cultist

Yuan-Ti Abomination

Yuan-Ti Halfblood

Yuan-Ti Pureblood

Yuan-Ti Tainted One

Yuan-Ti Anathema

Dark Naga

Bone Naga

Ha-Naga

Water Naga

Spirit Naga

Guardian Naga

Vanara

Astral Deva

Ti-Khana

Nazthurune Rakshaka

Naityan Rakshaka

Rakshaka

Half-Rakshaka

Apsara

Half-Apsara

Bhut

Gandharva

Rishi

Yama

Monadic Deva

Movanic Deva

Loxo

Arabia

Air Gen

Flying Monkey

Dagon

Water Gen

Fire Gen

Janni

Marid

Efreeti

Djinn

Dao

Earth Gen

Janjanni

Water Genasi

Fire Genasi

Earth Genasi

Air Genasi

Roc

Ghoul

Ghoulish

Ghul

Half-Janni

Persia

Yu Lung

Lung Wang

Shen Lung

Tien Lung

Tun Mi Lung

Chiang Lung

Li Lung

Dragon Disciple

Phoenix

Senmarv

Simurgh

Manticore

Mesopotamia

Tiamet

Pazuzu

Asag

Humbaha

Shedu

Lammasu

Ahriman

Jahi

Indonesia/Philippines/Malaysia

Tagumaling Buso

Tigbanua Buso

Pennaggolan

Bajang

Hadozee

Langsuyar

Pontianak

Tikbalang

Indochina/Burma/Thailand

Thamon Kya

Myin-Kawei

Hkum Yeng Nat

Con tinh

Phii Khamot

Krabi-Krabong

Einsaung Nat

Lu Nat

Thamop

T’rung

Neak’ta

Thaye Tase

Thuông-luông

Tiger General

China

Hanging Ghost

Kuei

Hopping Vampire

Ki-Rin

Foo Lion

Foo Dog

Half-Lung Dragon

Doc cu’o’c

Yu Lung

Lung Wang

Shen Lung

Tien Lung

Tun Mi Lung

Chiang Lung

Li Lung

Phoenix

Clay Soldier

Crimson Moth

Feng-huang

Kuang Shi

Monkey King

Ta-jen

T’ien Kou

Chiao

White-Haired Ghost

Japan

Yu Lung

Lung Wang

Shen Lung

Tien Lung

Tun Mi Lung

Chiang Lung

Li Lung

Shirokinkatsukami

Nezumi

Shikome (Hobgoblin)

Shikome Warsoul

Goblin Spider

Kansen

Dokufu

Kenku

Mujina

Goblin Rat

Hengeyokai

Kumo

Bisan

Hannya

Jikiniki

Bakemono

Ogre Mage

Tasloi

Ogre Umbramage

Shikome Warcaster

Shikome Spellscourage

Elemental Magi (Ken-Kun, Ken-Li, Ken-Sun)

Garegosu no Bakemono

Akikage

Hebi-no-onna

Jiki-Ketsu-Gaki

Jiki-Niku-Gaki

Shikki-Gaki

Shinen-Gaki

Wang Liang

Yuki-on-na

Tako

Me-Zu Oni

Yama-uba (Hag template)

Kappa

Korobukuru

Common Oni

Go-Zu Oni

Shojo (Halfling)

Shojo Outrider

Ningyo

Celeborg

Nuki-Kubi (Vargouille)

Tengu

Rokuro-Kubi

Shakuhachi

Awabi

Poison Dragon

Hidari Constructs

Hiroe

Iki-ryo

Ittan-Momen

Kijo

King of the Tengu

Kino-o-bake

Kitsune

Konaki Jiji

Kurote

Mountain Folk

Nioo

Ryujin

Samebito

Shi-ryo

Shiko Me

Sin-you

Spirits of Kuruma

Tanuki

Tenshi-tombo

Ubaahi

Yasha

Yosei

Sennin

Zunberabou

North America

Lupin-Pacific northwest tribes

Thunderbird-Native American

Sisiutl-Pacific northwest tribes

Wendigo

Lizardfolk (Hopi tribe)

Central America

Aarakocra

Ahuizotl

Couatl

Grippli

Christians

Baphomet

Optional Oriental Adventures creatures

Optional Oriental Adventures creatures

Book of Exalted Deeds

Equinal-Gandharva

Book of the Nine Swords

Naityan Rakshasa-Spirit

Complete Arcane

Elemental Monoliths-Spirit

Draconomicon

Draconic-Spirit

Half-Lung Dragon-Spirit

Dragon Magazine #313

Fetch-Half-Ghost

Gheden-Half-mindless undead

Ghul-Half-Jikininki (Ghoul)

Half-Nymph-Half-Apsara

Half-Rakshasa-Spirit

Epic Level Handbook

Ha-Naga-Spirit

Iron Colossus

Primal Elementals-Spirit

Stone Colossus

Fiend Folio

Bhut-Undead/Indian

Ti-Khana (Yuan-ti)

Yuan-Ti Anathema

Fiendish Codex II

Paeliryon (Shadowland Oni)

Frostburn

Spirit Animals-Spirit

Heroes of Horror

Tainted Minion-Undead infused with Taint

Tainted Raver-Madman infused with Taint

Libris Mortis

Bloodthirsty Zombie

Diseased Zombie

Electrical Skeleton

Fast Zombie

Fiery Skeleton

Frost Skeleton

Haunting Ghost

Hunting Zombie

Nimble Skeleton

Persuasive “Vampire”

Sagacious Ghost

Savage “Vampire”

Soldier Skeleton

Unkillable Zombie

Vicious Skeleton

Manual of the Planes

Elemental Creatures-Spirit

Half-Elementals

Monster Manual II

Bone Naga-Undead?

Elemental Weird-Spirit

Famine Spirit-Undead

Half-Iron Golem

Half-Stone Golem

Legendary Animals (Ape, Bear, Eagle, Horse, Shark, Snake, Tiger, Wolf)

Monster Manual III

Ak'chazar Rakshasa-Spirit

Boneclaw-Undead

Changeling

Charnel Hound-Undead/Shadowlands?

Deathshrieker-Undead

Drowned-Undead

Kenku-branch off of the Tengu

Naztharune Rakshasa-Spirit

Shrieking Terror

Skullcrusher Ogre

Monster Manual IV

Yuan-Ti Ignan

Monster Manual V

Bridge Haunt

Forest Haunt

Hobgoblin Spellscourage

Hobgoblin Warcaster

Hobgoblin Warsoul

Illurien

Elemental Magi (Ken-Kun, Ken-Li, Ken-Sun)-Oni

Phantom

Races of Destiny

Half-Ogre

Skulk

Races of the Wild

Cat Folk-Kitsu

Savage Species

Ghost Brute

Ghoulish

Stormwrack

Hadozee (2nd Ed OA)

WHY ENGLISH IS SO HARD

WHY ENGLISH IS SO HARD  


We'll begin with a box, and the plural is boxes,
But the plural of ox becomes oxen, not oxes.
One fowl is a goose, but two are called geese,
Yet the plural of moose should never be meese.
You may find a lone mouse or a nest full of mice,
Yet the plural of house is houses, not hice.


If the plural of man is always called men,
Why shouldn't the plural of pan be called pen?
If I speak of my foot and show you my feet,
And I give you a boot, would a pair be called beet?
If one is a tooth and a whole set are teeth,
Why shouldn't the plural of booth be called beeth?


Then one may be that, and three would be those,
Yet hat in the plural would never be hose,
And the plural of cat is cats, not cose.
We speak of a brother and also of brethren,
But though we say mother, we never say methren.
Then the masculine pronouns are he, his and him,
But imagine the feminine: she, shis and shim!


Let's face it - English is a crazy language.
There is no egg in eggplant nor ham in hamburger;
neither apple nor pine in pineapple.
English muffins weren't invented in England.
We take English for granted, but if we explore its paradoxes, we find
that quicksand can work slowly, boxing rings are square, and a guinea
pig is neither from Guinea nor is it a pig.


And why is it that writers write but fingers don't fing, grocers don't
groce and hammers don't ham?


Doesn't it seem crazy that you can make amends but not one amend.If
you have a bunch of odds and ends and get rid of all but one of them, what do
you call it?


If teachers taught, why didn't preachers praught?
If a vegetarian eats vegetables, what does a humanitarian eat?


Sometimes I think all the folks who grew up speaking English should be
committed to an asylum for the verbally insane.


In what other language do people recite at a play and play at a recital?
We ship by truck but send cargo by ship.
We have noses that run and feet that smell.
We park in a driveway and drive in a parkway.
And how can a slim chance and a fat chance be the same, while a wise
man and a wise guy are opposites?


You have to marvel at the unique lunacy of a language in which your
house can burn up as it burns
down, in which you fill in a form by filling it out,
and in which an alarm goes off by going on.


And, in closing, if Father is Pop, how come Mother's not Mop?


That's all for now.

Foreign Weapon Proficiency for Nyambe rpg

Here is a list of weapons from the Far East and what book they can be found in

Oriental Adventures
Kau Sin Ke
Butterfly Sword
Three-Section Staff
Bagh Nakh (Nekode)
Chakram

Player's Handbook
Crossbow (Nu)
Longspear (Mao, Qiang)Whip (Pi Bian)
Composite Shortbow (Gong Jian)
Kama (Lian)
Warhammer (Chui)
Trident (San Cha, Tiger Fork)
Longsword (Jian, Tau-Kien)
Mace,Light or Heavy (Suan Tou Fung)
Glaive (Chan, Da Dao)
Javelin (Mau)
Halberd (Ch'i Chi, Ge, Ko, Pi Chi, Yue)Greatclub (Chang Bang, Gada)
Dagger (Bich'wa, Bi Shou, Do-Su, Khanjarli)
Bastard Sword (Khandar, Wo Dao)
Scimitar (Dao, Da Huan Dao, Shamshir, Tulwar)
Short Sword (Adya Katti, Choora, Duan Jian, Zafar Takieh)
Battleaxe (Ch'iang, Ch'i Fu, Chi, Chien, Chin, Fu, I Huang, Liu, Tungi)
Quarterstaff (Bang, Gun, Lathi)
Guisarme (Guan Dao)
Handaxe (Bhuj, Piso Tonkeng)
Punching Dagger (Katar)
Pick, Light or Heavy (Zaghnal)

Quintessential Monk
Gold Coin Spade
Two-Headed Spear
Snake Spear
Monk's Spade
Kwan Dao
Iron Staff
Tamo Dagger
Iron Fan
Hero Li Kwei Axe (Battleaxe)
Deer Horn Knife
Ba Gua Dao
Emei Piecer
Whip Chain
Tiger Hook Sword
Prayer Beads
Tai Chi (Scholar's) Sword (Rapier)
Meteor Hammer
Flying Gullotine
Dragon's Head Bench
Two-Section Staff
Assassin's Beads

Mindshadows
Sickle Mace
Shaw Nawaz Khani
Ox Mace
Goliah
Binnol
Ancus
Alamani
Gargaz
Kunjukdan
Kirasoo
Split-Tipped Sword
Pata Sword
Cumber Jung

d20 Urban Druid

Just some ideas for an Urban Druid in D&D

Urban Companion: An urban druid may begin play with an animal companion selected from the following list: Small animated object, bat, dire rat, rat, cat, dog, riding dog, horse (light or heavy), Medium monstrous centipede, Small monstrous scorpion, Small monstrous spider, mule, owl, pony, raven, snake (Small or Medium viper), warhorse(light). This animal is a loyal companion that accompanies the urban druid on her adventures as appropriate for its kind.

A 1st-level urban druid’s companion is exactly like a druid's animal companion, and grows in power exactly like one as well (use the Animal Companion rules presented there for it's advancement). If an urban druid releases her companion from service, she may gain a new one by performing a ceremony requiring 24 uninterrupted hours of prayer. This ceremony can also replace an urban companion that has perished.

An urban druid of 4th level or higher may select from alternative lists of animals (see below). Should she select an animal companion from one of these alternative lists, the creature gains abilities as if the character’s urban druid level were lower than it actually is. Subtract the value indicated in the appropriate list header from the character’s urban druid level and compare the result with the urban druid level entry on the table to determine the animal companion’s powers. (If this adjustment would reduce the druid’s effective level to 0 or lower, she can’t have that animal as a companion.)

4th level or higher:
Medium animated object, giant ant (soldier), dire bat, Large monstrous centipede, Medium monstrous scorpion, Medium monstrous spider, Large snake(viper), warhorse (Heavy)
7th level or higher:
Large animated object, carrion crawler, hammerer (MM2, page 27), otyugh, Huge monstrous centipede, Large monstrous scorpion, Large monstrous spider, pulverizer (MM2, Pg 27), Huge snake (viper)
10th level or higher:
Huge animated object, Huge monstrous spider
13th level or higher:
Gargantuan monstrous centipede, Huge monstrous scorpion
16th level or higher:
Gargantuan animated object, Gargantuan monstrous spider

replacing Animal Companion

City Sense: At 1st level, an urban druid gains a +2 bonus to Knowledge(Architecture and Engineering) and Gather Information checks.

replacing Nature Sense

Voice of the City: Through a combination of body language, tone, and expression, the voice of the city can make herself understood by those who do not speak her language, and she can interpret their meaning the same way. Simple concepts that can be conveyed in a few words (such as "Help!" or "Drop your weapon!") can be conveyed automatically. More complex concepts require her to make a roll: d20 + her class level + either her Wisdom modifier (if trying to understand someone else) or Charisma modifier (if trying to make someone else understand her). Roll each only once per conversation. If she fails, she cannot try to communicate with that specific individual via this ability until she has gained a level. (Thus, it is possible, if she succeeds in one roll but fails in the other, to hold a conversation where she can understand the other speaker but he cannot understand you, or vice-versa.)

The DC of the roll depends on creature type and how closely the individual's language is related to any of her own. The ability works most effectively with other humanoids. In this case, if the individual's language uses the same alphabet as any language she knows, the DC is 20. If it does not, the DC is 30. (See Speak Language, PH 82, for this information.)

The above DCs increase by 5 if the speaker is a fey, giant, or monstrous humanoid; they increase by 10 if the speaker is an elemental. If the other individual is of any other creature type, she cannot communicate via this ability.

If the speaker is deliberately trying to make himself understood, the voice of the city gains a +2 circumstance bonus on this roll. If she is attempting to interpret his speech from outside normal conversational distance (such as eavesdropping), she takes a -4 penalty on this roll.

In addition, she gains Speak Language as a class skill.

replacing Wild Empathy

Crowd-Walker: When moving through a crowd, the crowd-walker moves at her normal rate, rather than requiring two squares of movement for every square as is normal. In addition, light debris does not impede her movement, and she treats heavy debris as light debris. Any other sort of rough terrain impedes her normally, however.

replacing Woodland Stride

Go to Ground: When you choose to "lay low," you become all but impossible to find without magical means. All attempts to find you with Urban Tracking simply fail outright.

replacing Trackless Step

Iron Constitution: The druid gains Strong Stomach (Cityscape 64) as a bonus feat, even if she does not meet the prerequisites. If she already has this feat, she may instead choose any feat for which she does meet the prerequisites.

In addition, the druid gains a +2 bonus on saves against disease.

replacing Resist Nature's Lure

City-Shape: At 5th level, the druid gains the ability to transform into an animal, as per the standard wild shape ability. She can do this once a day to start with, but the frequency of her wild shapes increases as per the standard druid advancement chart.

At 8th level, the druid does not gain the ability to transform into Large animals. Instead, she may transform into Small and Medium vermin, as well as animals.

At 11th level, the druid gains the ability to transform into Tiny animals and vermin.

At 12th level, the druid does not gain the ability to transform into plant creatures. Instead, she may transform into an animal- or vermin-based swarm, so long as it fits within her standard wild shaping Hit Die limits.

At 15th level, the druid does not gain the ability to transform into Huge animals. Instead, she gains the ability to transform into Large animals and vermin.

Special: The Natural Spell feat functions with city-shape just as it does standard wild shape.

replacing Wild Shape

Disease Immunity: At 4th level, an urban druid gains immunity to all diseases, including supernatural and magical diseases.

replacing Venom Immunity

City Soul: At 16th level, the druid can use her wild shape (or city-shape) ability to become a Small, Medium, or Large animated object (MM 13) once per day. These forms are in addition to her normal wild shape uses. In addition to the normal effects of wild shape, she gains all the animated object's extraordinary abilities, as well as many traits of the construct type (low-light vision, darkvision to 60 feet, and immunity to critical hits, poison, disease, paralysis, and stunning).

The precise form must be an object common to the city environment, such as a wagon, a statue, or the like. (Talk to your DM in advance to determine what sorts of forms are available and what are off-limits.)

The druid can assume the form of an animated object twice per day at 18th level, and three times per day at 20th level. At 20th level, she can use this ability to turn into a Huge animated object.

Special: The Natural Spell feat functions with city soul just as it does standard wild shape.

replacing Wild Shape (Elementals)

old spell-new spell

Calm Animals-Calm Emotion
Charm Animals-Charm Person
Detect Animals or Plants-Detect Secret Doors
Detect Snares and Pits-Detect Chaos/Evil/Good/Law
Entangle-Grease
Hide From Animals-Disguise Self
Longstrider-Rooftop Strider
Magic Fang-Magic Weapon
Pass Without Trace-Obscuring Mist
Speak with Animals-Comprehend Languages

7th Sea & Nihon(Japan)

Though I have yet to play 7th Sea I am working on flavor text for a Japan like kingdom called Nihon that is apart of but apart from Cathay (they are not one of the Seven Kingdoms of Qi Guo). I will first start with the history first trying to get Nihon's history to align with Cathay's in a similiar fashion to that of Japan and China.