This place resonates with echoes of long forgotten wars. While the names of those forgotten may never be uttered again, their deeds live on in glimpses of psychic memories. This article explains two Fantastic Terrain powers usable anywhere on Athas for 4th Edition D&D.
Tramatic Turbulence is a High-Science psionic power created from one of Troy Denning's novels for AD&D 2nd edition rules.It was first featured in the Sands of Athas netzine.
We heard the cry of the lookout, perched upon his small platform near the top of the skimmers mainmast, and saw the vessel alter course towards us.
A dwarf pursues his Focus to find an ancient dwarven ruin.
This month, Dungeon magazine is featuring our favorite wasteland, including two articles by our friend and Ashes of Athas admin, Teos Abadia.
The fun starts off with this editorial
Violent and aggressive, Tarek tribes terrorize the mountains they inhabit under the commands of their earth shamans.
The Valley of the Spine is an area of sandy wastes and rocky badlands between the Black Spine mountains and the Broken Butte, south of Giustenal. What secrets does the valley hold?
We heard the cry of the lookout, perched upon his small platform near the top of the skimmers mainmast, and saw the vessel alter course towards us.
The Fall of the Wemics, the destruction of the Pride of Wemicdom by Tectuktitlay, Wemic Annihilator, was one of the faster and highly environmentally destructive campaigns in the history of the Champions.
Death among the rocky badlands, budding mountains, and numerous silt basins of the southern coast of the Estuary of the Forked tongue can come quick, but a life can be made here or at least a living. On the Grey Coast, desert tribes trade with one another and a few outposts that eek out an existence, ruins of ancient times are revealed in the silt and beckon would be treasure hunters, traders always need new caravan guards, slavers always need new stock, and tales of the Fabled City of Plenty call to the curious.