Devabhumi

Devabhumi is here!

The day has finally come, and the PDFs for the Devabhumi Campaign Setting and the Player's Guide have been released.

I am grateful for the opportunity to bring the magic of Ancient India to tabletop gaming. Working on Devabhumi has been an honor, and I hope you enjoy the peculiarities and novelty of this setting.

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Here are some snapshots from our Devabhumi Campaign Setting, which is nearing completion. We are expected to complete the book by the end of September!

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The Dvarapala are large stone guardians that stand outside tombs, palaces, glades, and other important landmarks.

In their disguised state, they are indistinguishable from stone statues. When awakened, they attack any living creature that disturbs the sanctum.

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Did you miss the Kickstarter?

No worries, Devabhumi is now taking pre-orders! Explore a campaign setting inspired by Ancient India in the Land of the Gods.

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2 days left to back Devabhumi, a high fantasy TTRPG setting inspired by the history and epics of Ancient India!

This setting features:
- 100+ pages of lore
- A karma mechanic
- 8 new races
- 20+ historical weapons and armor
- 25 monsters inspired by Indian folklore
- And much more!

You can check out the Kickstarter here:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/silvercompassmaps/devabhumi-a-dandd-5e-setting-inspired-by-ancient-india

Devabhumi is 430% funded on Kickstarter, and all of our stretch goals have been reached!

For those who don't know, Devabhumi is a DnD 5e and Pathfinder campaign setting inspired by Ancient India. The writer of this book is from India, and seeks to introduce Indian culture and stories into tabletop gaming!

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A member of the Yamadutas, an underground order of assassins and mercenaries who contract out their skills to the highest bidder.

Yamadutas recruit from the lowest rung of society, from orphans, street urchins, and those without a family. They offer these people a way out of their current living conditions, a new purpose, and a close-knit community. As a result, many of the newer recruits embrace their new identity and protect the cult with a fierce loyalty.

The leader of the Yamadutas is shrouded in mystery. Some say he is an Asura in disguise, some say he is the god Yama himself. Regardless, whenever orders come from high up, they must be followed. To fail means to die.

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Presenting the Kalakeya, the most beast-like of all the Asuras. Kalakeyas reside in caves, forests, and remote ruins where there is room for them to reproduce and grow. Their societies are known as colonies, each ruled by a Daitya.

Once their numbers are large enough, the Kalakeyas embark on a raid on a human settlement, seeking to take over. As a result, a growing Kalakeya colony often causes panic and fear among the surrounding populace.

This is one of 25+ monsters included in the Land of Devabhumi. Back now on Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/silvercompassmaps/devabhumi-a-dandd-5e-setting-inspired-by-ancient-india

My friend Ancient Sage is creating The Ruins of Ordane, a OSR / 5E D&D Adventure for levels 6-10

Explore a ruined city of an advanced civilization that met its doom: with a touch of Barrier Peaks meets Call of Cthulhu.

Check out the adventure here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ruinsofordane/osr-5e-one-shot-for-levels-5-8-the-ruins-of-ordane?ref=project_link

The term Bagha Nakha means “tiger’s claw,” as this weapon resembles the claws of a great cat. It is held in the fist and has three sharp blades that emerge from between the fingers. This weapon is associated with assassins, as it is commonly wielded with the Bichuwa dagger.

This is one of 25+ Indian-themed weapons included in the Devabhumi setting book. Check it out here: http://kck.st/44MSkag

Astras are the ultimate weapons in Devabhumi, commanding great fear and respect. One can only wield an Astra if they receive a boon from a god.