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Jan 11, 2024
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Broken Sun | A High Fantasy Cyberpunk Setting by The Lorelock

In the city of Stormlock, a group of adventurers plan a daring heist to steal an artifact from the stronghold of a powerful mage. If they are caught, their patron–a wild Forgemind– will detonate the tiny gem installed in their necks, destroying all memory of their employer and their target.

At the vast Darkwater Dam, a rebel cell disguised as traveling bards speaks quietly to a grease-covered dam worker. Later that night, tired from a long shift, the worker forgets to lock an important door, and the very expensive and delicate magical device imprisoning the river’s spirit is mysteriously damaged beyond repair leaving the dam little more than rubble.


In a mage den in Hang Harbor, a Wizard drinks a glowing green potion before falling back on a pile of cushions, her eyes moving rapidly as her mind sails along the information-rich currents of the Ethereal Sea. Near her, a sorcerer has his horns replaced with rune-covered silver spikes, as the Fleshsmith finishes their work, the sorcerer uses them to capture one of the ethereal messengers that constantly zip past, altering it ever-so-slightly so that the wizard can follow its path back to their target.


Broken Sun is a cyberpunk setting in a high-fantasy world. The guide contains lore, magic items, monsters, player options and so much more! The setting guide is an evergrowing book for the world of Broken Sun available exclusively to patrons of the Lorelock!


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This magic pet for 5e is available in a card in printer-friendly format to Patrons of the Lorelock! Become a patron at patreon.com/lorelock.

One trick that the fae like to play on one another is cutting away a rival’s shadow. Chasing down a shadow is a time-consuming and frustrating quest that often results in tedious pirate battles. Some fae will simply allow their shadow to roam free instead of taking the trouble.

Check out my thoughts on how to run pets here: https://www.lorelock.co/post/making-pets-in-5th-edition-dnd


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5e Pet

This post is brought to you by the patrons of the Lorelock! Patrons get access to tons of bonus content like the Broken Sun Guidebook, One-D-Seven our weekly drop of 5e monsters, magic items, tips, tricks, lore, and so much more. Become a patron at patreon.com/lorelock or subscribe to the Lorelock Newsletter for a free 5e adventure, weekly GM tools, monsters, and magic items!

Jan 11, 2024
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This magic pet for 5e is available in a card in printer-friendly format to Patrons of the Lorelock! Become a patron at patreon.com/lorelock.

To bind a fiend to one’s service, its true name is required. Unfortunately, the true names of fiends are carefully guarded secrets. Finding one requires great effort. Some mages keep tomes of names... they are valuable and highly guarded. You could entreat with a demon of greater power for the name of one of their subordinates but the price is often higher than the reward. Or, if you are very clever, you could trick a fiend into revealing their name to you. If you choose that path, I pray that you are very, very clever.

Check out my thoughts on how to run pets here: https://www.lorelock.co/post/making-pets-in-5th-edition-dnd


5e Pet
5e Pet
5e Pet

This post is brought to you by the patrons of the Lorelock! Patrons get access to tons of bonus content like the Broken Sun Guidebook, One-D-Seven our weekly drop of 5e monsters, magic items, tips, tricks, lore, and so much more. Become a patron at patreon.com/lorelock or subscribe to the Lorelock Newsletter for a free 5e adventure, weekly GM tools, monsters, and magic items!

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