Cool map Simon!
Hey, I like the idea of doing damage by successes over the opponents AC. I have found that when a player is adding up handfulls of dice it slows down the game. So, just finding the dice that are over a target number is way faster.

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That looks great - I just gotta get used to it being in Polish. Some icons are obvious but some of the drop downs less so. It'll take some experimenting!
 

DENDRELYSS
The Dendrelyssi have lived here for thousands of years and have all but lost their curiosity about the world. Very few Dendrelyssi even venture around the island, although they occasionally send their slaves on some errand or another. The hilly island, once widely cultivated, has now reverted to dense woodland. Over thousands of years, the Dendrelyssi have introduced new species for their benefit or pleasure; probably they have forced others into extinction. Wild animals known to live on the island include wolves, bears, boar and deer. There are undoubtedly abominations living in the wilder spots; monsters created by the Dendrelyssi wizards of old that have escaped and thrive in the mountain and forest regions. Most Dendrelyssi live in the once great city of Necrolorn and a few still live in Mnenthaynal.  The ruins of other Dendrelyssi villas and towns are scattered all over the island, some empty for thousands of years and some deserted only comparatively recently. Many sorcerous secrets are rumoured to lay hidden in these fallen monuments.
Necrolorn
Necrolorn is the dying capital of a dying race. Once there were hundreds of thousands living here; now there is a mere fraction of that number. Whilst the Dendrelyssi now number only in their several thousands, their slaves are far more numerous, outnumbering their otherworldly masters by around ten to one.
 
The architecture of Necrolorn is characterized by tall and slender many-colored towers topped with ancient banners declaring their nobility. The declining population has left many towers crumbling in neglect. At two hundred feet in height, the highest tower in the Royal Palace is Adeeshuduggaat, The Silver-Cloud Tower, The Tower of The Emperor, with a magically sealed door. Other towers of the Royal Palace are Suusaandar (The Princess’s Tower) and Issaruutunu (The Summoning Tower). The ruins of the Guarding Tower (Niiqquulamuusu), sit at the entrance of the bay, where the remains of the Dendrelyssi fleet are harboured. Most of the vessels haven’t been sea-worthy since the Battle of The Crimson Sea.
 
Mnenthaynal
Like Necrolorn, large parts of this once thriving city are now desolate and falling into disrepair. Only about a hundred noble families still live here, most having left to live out their days in the capital.
 

WITCH ISLE
Witch Isle is a matriarchal barbarian society, ruled over by the Coven, a council of 13 witches, enchantresses and sorceresses. They are said to be the direct descendents of the original inhabitants of The Primal City and therefore either demon-blooded or Dendrelyssi-blooded, depending on which theory is true. Each Coven member is the head of her own tribe, which has its own defined tribal boundaries on the island. The Coven meets from time to time to agree tribal treaties, judge violations of the law, deal with threats from outsiders and to enact rituals. The Coven jealously guards the Primal City from outsider treasure hunters.
 
The Primal City (ruins)
This antediluvian monument is possibly the most ancient structure in The Crimson Lands and believed to have been built by the ancestors of the Dendrelyssi (who are widely believed to have been demons).  The area taken up by this ruin is larger than any three of the current capital cities of the Crimson Lands combined. Most of the ruin is now just overgrown walls, fallen masonry and rubble but there are a few almost intact structures.
 

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