Welcome to Mil'Averon!

What is Mil'Averon?

Mil'Averon is a fantasy role-playing campaign setting for D&D. I've been working on Mil'Averon for years, and, while its undergone some revisions, its finally nearing completion!

Mil'Averon is a world on the brink of epic struggle, as nations that have built up on the ruins of empires ancient and recent prepare to disrupt the precarious balance of power that has held them checked. A rogue order of mages threatens to upset the monopoly of arcane magic held by the Araunadans, a nation of wizards claiming descendancy from the first mortal empire. Known supplies of levethex, the material allowing mortals to permanently bind magical powers to places or items, are running dangerously low. A few of the known races of the world, dwarves and gnomes, have all but disappeared.

For more information, check out the links below!

If you're looking for the campaign forums, they can be found here.

Did you know...

What races are available?

What classes are available?

Does my character's background affect his/her game stats?

Where can I find information on the classes unique to Mil'Averon?

Where can I find basic information on things like money, calendars, and other world info?

What sort of horses or other mounts are available for my mounted character?

Can I get a rundown on the nations of Mil'Averon?

What are the major languages spoken on Mil'Averon?

What are Great Houses, and how do they interact with the rest of the setting?

What's the deal with religions on Mil'Averon?

What's with this whole dragon thing anyway?

What's with the magic in this world?

How can I use my Character Points?

What's known about the history of this setting? (Under Construction)

My character now has Reserve Points. What are they? (New)

Does this affect the use of the Heal skill? (New)

Well, so much for transferring stuff from my notes on a regular basis. I guess I get easily distracted away from typing. Anyway, since the next game I'll be running is a Mil'Averon campaign, I'll be typing more to help as a player reference. I have yet to decide what system I want to use for my upcoming game, so expect me to spend some time tinkering around with both 4e and Paizo's Pathfinder conversion for D&D 3.5.

11/30- Changed the Sol'Darii favored class to Scout.  Added the Reserve Point and Heal pages.  Added Incarnum feats to Character Point page.

10/5- added the Character Points page

8/29- finished "standard" starting region benefits

8/11- began adding starting region benefits

7/22- added to Known History; basic timeline updated to -597 YK

7/15 Began to expand the Great Houses page.

7/5- Added the beginnings of the Backgrounds page

7/2- Modified the Wild Magic rules to better accommodate the role of "Psionics" in Mil'Averon

6/26- added the beginnings of the Did You Know page.

Later- finished the Dragons page. Added Half-Trolls to the Races page. Added the Mounts page.

6/24- added to Known History; basic timeline updated to -1,043 YK

6/21- added to Known History; basic timeline thus far up to -2,700 YK.

As a final note, I've tried to avoid posting actual non-OGL content on the site itself. Anything regarding setting, history, backgrounds, or anything involving unique stats are usable for free with permission, just give credit where credit is due. Anything involving the Open Gaming License is, of course, property of Wizards of the Coast.