We Are Legion: Monstrous Pages for Shadow of the Demon Lord
We Are Legion delves into the bizarre, mysterious creatures known as the broodlings. These Monstrous Pages shed light on their vast and ancient conspiracy to dominate and destroy humankind. We Are Legion provides you with all the tools you need to make broodlings the central adversaries in an adventure or an entire campaign. The following pages chronicle their history, their bizarre insectoid sentience, their grotesque reproduction cycle, as well as outline their inscrutable schemes. There are also rules to customize broodlings with specific details to suit your game.
With the enormity of the broodlings’ evil exposed, you might just question everything you have ever believed to be true about the world of Shadow of the Demon Lord.
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The ancient enemies of the genies, foes of the faeries, and masters of dark and terrible magic, trolls changed the course of history through their efforts to triumph over their enemies, but paid the ultimate price for their success. Now a people driven into the darkness, shunned and hated, they raise their fists to the sun and hatch diabolical plots in the depths. Curse the Light reveals new details about the trolls and their loathsome kind. With this new
It usually begins with random dissections of farm animals, such as pigs, cattle, and even horses. After that, the children go missing—the foolish or the unwanted, the strays and orphans who won’t be quickly missed. Soon, though, they’re found in the same condition as the mutilated livestock, precisely divided into so many oddly shaped parts, spread out and arranged in mysterious patterns, the cuts and slices impossibly neat, well beyond the skill of the finest chirurgeon in Rûl.
Scholars point those curious about the faeries and their ilk to old tomes whose parchment pages hold ancient stories and legends, but the best source of knowledge is the folklore hiding in plain sight. The weary midwife who mops away the tears after losing another beautiful babe to the Goblin King, the portly farmer who scratches his head in wonder over his singing swine, and the stable-boy who keeps an iron nail over his heart lest the pooka get him again—such commoners brim with tales, gossip, and first-hand accounts of the Fair Folk, for they’re the most likely to run across such beings in their day-to-day lives. As outlandish and strange as their customs might be, a traveler would always do well to listen and learn, for the faeries are a tricksy breed, filled with malicious mischief.