Obruvia - Homebrew D&D World
Obruvia - Explore the Lost World of Machines and Magic
Introduction:
Welcome to Obruvia, a world where primeval forests grow on ruins of forgotten machines, where air pirates and alchemists hunt for lost Aevari technology, and where the earth beneath your feet still shimmers with ancient power.
This original homebrew setting, exclusive to ToTH, combines mysterious steampunk elements with classic fantasy. Ideal for players seeking adventure, exploration and technomagic.
Setting & Lore:
Centuries ago, the Aevari ruled, a people of living machines, spirit cores and limitless power. Their civilisation disappeared under a sea of roots, stone and time, but their legacy lives on.
Today, four factions fight for power in Ruvoa's Anchor, a city on the edge of the impenetrable Myrrhwood forests:
- The Aviation Guild: Masters of Aether's Spindle, the floating city above the clouds.
- The Sanctum of Ruvoa: Archivists and mages trying to unravel forgotten Aevari secrets.
- The Smugglers of the Deep Spores: Hunting for lost technology.
- The Cultists of the Sleeping Titan: Believing that ancient machine-gods will one day awaken...
But deep in the forests, forgotten gears move. Beneath the earth, ancient engines spin. And high above, floating wrecks full of unknown cargo circle...
Game Style & Themes:
- Steampunk-Fantasy: gears, steam, magic, flying ships
- Exploration & discovery: ruins, lost cities, ancient technology
- Intrigue between factions: power, knowledge, oppression
- Risk of eluding forgotten titans
Recommended For:
Groups who like:
- Steampunk & technomagic
- Forgotten civilisations & archaeology
- Air battles & airships
- Mystery & unexpected dangers
Play options:
Type Adventure Duration Difficulty Level Play Style
One-shot Intro 4 hours ★★★☆☆☆ Eerste verkenning van Ruvoa's Anker & Myrrhwood
Short Campaign 3-5 sessions ★★★☆☆ Faction politics, ruin hunting, aviation battles
Full Campaign 10+ sessions ★★★★☆ Revealing Aevari secrets & sleeping titans
Artwork & Atmosphere
Frequently asked questions:
Is Obruvia suitable for aerial combat or steampunk enthusiasts?
Certainly, airships and airships play a central role.
Can novice players handle this setting?
Yes, there are simple one-shots with an emphasis on discovery and atmosphere.