Call of the Netherdeep

The greed of mortals has awakened a powerful entity long thought destroyed. 

A cataclysmic war among gods and mortals occurred on Exandria centuries ago. This war, known as the Calamity, ended when the Prime Deities locked their evil brethren—and themselves—behind a Divine Gate that prevents the gods from directly interfering with the affairs of mortals. 

The gods can still bestow power upon their faithful and send powerful supernatural beings to help enact their will, but they can’t directly touch the mortal works of Exandria. Both the noble Prime Deities and the selfish Betrayer Gods imbued their mortal champions with supernatural gifts that granted them strength enough to challenge their divine foes. 

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RIVAL ADVENTURERS CAMP NEAR THE BONES OF A MASTODON IN THE WASTES OF XHORHAS
Heroes rest in the wastes of Xhorhas under the twin moons of Exandria 




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