The all-new world of Ferhan, created over 7 years through pen & paoper D&D campaigns by JamiePC, and ported over the last 14 months to the NWN engine by JamiePC and the Ferhan Mod Team.
Length
As a persistent world, Ferhan is playable over and over again. Better still, with so many different courses of action, you may not feel as though you're even playing the same module!
Bear in mind that Ferhan is still in its beta stages, but updates will be coming thick and fast!
Number DMs
0-6
IPs
80.175.60.240
Scope
Large
Hack & Slash
Light
Classes
All
Tricks & Traps
Light
Level Range
1-40
Treasure
Dependant on Player's efforts
Number Servers
1
DM Needed
No DM Required
Alignments
All
Experience Rewards
Dependant on Player's efforts
Races
No Subraces (yet)
PVP
Full PvP
Vault Type
Server
Death
No Experience loss on death, but limited number of deaths allowed. Further blessings available through deeds for a Favoured God (all in game, no need to set deity on character creation)
House rules
No Muppetry!
This means, but is not limited to, the following:
No harassing other players
All PvP must be fully consentual, and be fully role-played
No twinking (handing items to lower level players)
The Legends of Ferhan: The Demon Sword Campaign is a completely new MySQL-driven persistent world for NWN. It is a land of increasing unrest, with rifts between the Mortal Plane and the Demon Pale threatening to tear at any moment. The Balance has been destroyed, and undead infest the land. Can you piece together the mystery of the Demon Sword, and protect the once-beautiful land of Ferhan against the Demon Forces?
The Gates of Shemere - where the beautiful rural landscapes meet the imposing and majestic city of Shemere, capital of all Ferhan.
The Bank in Shemere. A post office service is also available.
Wrak Wood Tower, on the Road to Tyne.
Shemere County Forest, a fun day out for all the family. Also home to the last known mating pair of Forest Greatflies, and the Ancient Thalwin Tribe ruins.
The Bank of Shemere by night. The Legends of Ferhan: www.ferhan.org
Wrak Wood - a panoramic view. Just because we could. :)
The Legends of Ferhan. Standing stones near Shemere - these beautiful stones are markers for something much more disturbing. Are you up to the challenges ahead of you?
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