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ou have stumbled across
the semiofficial home of Mystara™ for the
Third Edition
of Dungeons & Dragons (which we fondly refer to as
Mystara-3E). On this site we provide game rules and related information
that a DM can use to start and run a Third Edition Dungeons & Dragons campaign
in any of the three campaign settings that make up the realms of
Mystara: The Known World,
The
Savage Coast, and The Hollow World.
The conversion on this web site
has been upgraded for use with the Dungeons
& Dragons™ Core Books, Edition 3.5, published by Wizards of the
Coast, Inc., although it can also be used with the
Dungeons & Dragons™ Third Edition Core Books
if desired
ach major section of
this web site is listed below with a brief description of its purpose. Please
feel free to explore the pages in any order.
If you're new to the realms of Mystara this is the section where you should start. Here you'll find a brief overview of Mystara's origins and a short discussion of about the things that uniquely define the three campaign settings that comprise it (The Known World, The Savage Coast, and The Hollow World) and give them the flavor and atmosphere that we have grown to love and also hope you'll come to enjoy. [More...]
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This section, when completed, will contain a brief overview of each of the three campaign settings that constitute the realms of Mystara: The Known World, The Savage Coast, and The Hollow World. It also touches, briefly, on other regions of the world of Mystara which have been developed primarily by Mystaran Fans. [More...]
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This section contains entries for each race and sub-race that may be made available as a PC race in a Mystara campaign. Some of the more exotic entries on this list stem from specific PC character race rules in at least one major Mystara source. At a minimum, each completed entry will always include 3E racial traits and may also include descriptive content with Mystara specific details. [More...]
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This section contains information about skills and feats for Mystara-3E. Look here to find new skills, new uses for old skills, and new feats.
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This section contains detailed information regarding new weapons and other equipment found in 0E D&D and the Mystara campaign settings.
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Mystara, unlike most fantasy settings, has no Gods to interfere in the affairs of mortals on a regular basis. Mystara is blessed, instead, with a multitude of Immortals: incredibly powerful beings who are worshipped by mortals as deities, but who were once mortal themselves and who only occasionally interfere in the affairs of mortals
This section contains 3E conversions for each of the many Immortals found throughout Mystara which, for most 3E purposes, fill the same niche that the Gods and Goddesses do in other 3E fantasy settings, including details on the domains that they each provide to their clerics. [More...]
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This section covers information on spells and magic items found in the Mystara-3E campaign settings. It includes details for new spells, new cleric domains and new and unique magic items. [More...]
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Mystara is situated in a completely different dimension from that of the default Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting. Where the default campaign setting is located in the Material Plane of a dimension that conforms to the "Great Wheel Cosmology", Mystara is located in the Prime Plane, a Material Plane in a dimension known as the Multiverse.
This section contains details of the Mystaran Multiverse cosmology that conforms and integrates with the conventions presented in Dungeons & Dragons: Manual of the Planes [MotP] and in the section of the The d20 System Reference Document [d20-SRD] on the planes. [More...]
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This section includes step-by-step conversion guidelines to assist you with converting pre-existing 0E D&D characters (PCs and NPCs) into 3E in a way that is consistent with the specifics of this project. It will also, eventually, include completed conversions of the more prominent NPCs from Mystara and of many adventure modules that are set in Mystara. [More...]
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This section contains an annotated bibliography of the source material that was consulted, at one time or another, and to one degree or another, during the development of the Mystara-3E Conversion. The document is divided into two major sections: one dedicated to 3E D&D resources, and one dedicated to Mystara specific resources (primarily for 0E D&D but also including the few Mystara resources designed for 2E D&D). [More...]
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