War Gnomes (Cairn)

Update: In light of the plagiarism issues with Monkey's Paw Games (PINKHACK), I've made the adjustments to War Gnomes so it is now a Cairn module, also. This makes sense since it was an easy conversion. Additionally, the PINKHACK materials are no longer easily available and it is understandable that one might not want to play that game (Honestly, I've been soured towards MPG's games, myself). I've left the original document for any who might want it, but the Cairn one is now the focus... as Cairn is a game I feel great about. 

War Gnomes is a fantasy ttrpg setting with a short adventure, background, factions, and further adventure seeds. It involves players taking on the role of a gnome in one of four gnome clans. The clans are at war and they have been for a very long time. At the center of it all is the ancient city of Zuzzis Klam, the hub of political power and commerce for the gnome nation. Why are the gnomes at war? What devious plan will be plotted next to take revenge on thy neighbor? What plots do the wizards of Zuzzis Klam insert themselves into to work their sinister schemes?

What you will find here is a 7 page pdf with:

-4 new gear packages for Cairn involving playing gnomes and how they fit into the setting. Along with some faction info about them.

-Info about a fantasy setting, the gnome nation of Phinera, and the 4 kingdoms within it, each inhabited by a different gnome clan

-A short adventure about gnomes building a clockwork monster to attack another bunch of gnomes. 

-4 short adventure ideas that can be fleshed out by the Warden to be complete adventures. 

Cairn version Credits

Cairn is a game by Yochai Gal and licensed under a CC-BY SA 4.0 license. Learn all about Cairn: here. So, War Gnomes is also available under the CC-BY SA 4.0 license.

The hex map was created using HexTML

All art is Public Domain and credit is given when possible. 

PINKHACK version credits

War Gnomes is an independent production by Jason Renslow and is not affiliated with Monkey’s Paw Games.

The hex map was created using HexTML

All art is Public Domain and credit is given when possible.