History TabletopGame / WagaduChronicles

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* AmnesiacDissonance: People who fall into Wagadu from the higher realm find that their memories of their life there are scrambled. Tt's common to meet someone who you knew while living there and find they remember things differently, one plot hook has the [=PCs=] remember that their quest giver was an enemy of theirs in the higher realm and wondering if [[TreacherousQuestGiver he does.]]

* ArmedLegs: Dyobi - the Runner is a spirit with long, needle like legs that can be used to stab enemies.

* BadassBureaucrat: Udo - The Rule Master is an Undead created from an ObstructiveBureaucrat and like other spirits from the Ekpo Spirit family loves to wrestle.
* BegoneBribe: Most monsters in Wagadu are somewhat reasonable, [[BeatItByCompulsion or at least obsessive compulsive enough]] to be convinced to leave you alone in the right circumstances.

* EyesDoNotBelongThere: Aigamuxa - The Hungry Devil is a Undead who walks on its hands and has eyes on the soles of his feet.

* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: CharacterAlignment is a lot more flexible in Wagadu than other D&D settings, a LawfulGood spirit might turn ChaoticEvil if pissed off enough and vice versa.

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: The local Monk analogue is the Ancestral Wrestler class, between him and the Ekpo spirits you could say that [[{{Pun}} the natives are wrestlers.]]

* AmnesiacDissonance: People who fall into Wagadu from the higher realm find that their memories of their life there are scrambled, it is common to meet someone who you knew while living their and find they remember things differently, one plot hook has the PC's remember that their quest giver was an enemy of theirs in the higher realm and wondering if [[TreacherousQuestGiver he does.]]
* AngryAngryHippos: Ekine Hippos are spirit hippopotami and some of the nastiest creatures in Wagadu, perhaps unsurprisingly they are some of the creatures immune to BegoneBribe, see below.

* BegoneBribe: unlike other settings most monsters in Wagadu are somewhat reasonable, [[BeatItByCompulsion or at least obsessive compulsive enough]] to be convinced to leave you alone in the right circumstances.

* DisabilitySuperpower: Actually quite common, anyone who was disabled in the Upper World gets some sort of ability to make up for it after falling to Wagadu.

* HeelFaceRevolvingDoor: CharacterAlignment is a lot more flexible in Wagadu than other D&D settings, a LawfulGood spirit might turn ChaoticEvil if pissed of enough and vice versa.

* OurVampiresAreDifferent: Adze can shapeshift into fireflies rather than bats.

* WillingChanneler: The local analogue to the Barbarian Class, the Spiritual Warrior uses his barbarian rage by channeling a powerful spirit animals power.
* WitchDoctor: The local analogue to the Druid Character Class.

Wagadu Chronicles is an Afrocentric Fantasy Game by Twin Drums. Set in a purgatory like world where all mortals fell from some higher plane of existance. The Lore Book can be downloaded for free [[https://thewagaduchronicles.com/ here]]

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* WrestlerInAllOfUs: The local Monk analogue is the Ancestral Wrestler class, between him and the Ekpo spirits you could say that [[Main/Pun the natives are wrestlers.]]

* WrestlerInAllOfUs: The local Monk analogue is the Ancestral Wrestler class, between him and the Ekpo spirits you could say that [[IncrediblyLamePun the natives are wrestlers.]]

%%* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Of ancient Africa.

A MMORPG based on the setting [[https://store.steampowered.com/app/2464400/The_Wagadu_Chronicles/ will soobe be available in early access on Steam.]]

* FantasyCounterpartCulture: Of AncientAfrica.

** Asimans: [[CallARabbitASmeerp: Pretty much Genasi]]
** Daa'ima: [[LittleBitBeastly : Humanoid moth people]]

** Ikaki: A race of [[TokenAquaticRace: amphibious humanoids.]]
** The Ironmasters: [[OurDwarvesAreAllTheSame: Short, stocky metalurgists with a fondness for growing beards.]]