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So I'm designing and adventure at the moment for my group. They said they were happy to play whatever setting I want to have a go at and dont mind just roaming rather than questing so I was gonna go for a kinda waterworld.
(think literally Kevin Costners waterworld, mixed with some fantasy elements and races)
The problem I'm having is finding races and monsters that would be able to live/survive in this world. The settlements and outposts would of course have the usual mix of races that have survived the flooding and set up shop. but in between I want the water to have enough threats or random aquatic races to keep it interesting.
Any ideas or links?
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Sahuagin comes to mind, and could be especially terrifying if you beef up the killer shark aspect. Nomadic and vicious predators.
I think mindflayers could work too. Re-fluff them as extremely sharp and malevolent cuttlefish people and have their psionic powers instead be hypnotism from their skin flashing colour and light.
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>>51452063
yeah for sure. Currently flicking through the monster manual online but sahuagin look cool. Definetely making them less murloc, more crocodile.
Love the cuttlefish mindflayers
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I'm a fan of Kenku southseas pirate armadas
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>>51451969
>Any ideas or links?
Orcs.
Warcraft has been hit and miss for a while, but holy shit do I love their Orcish navy.
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>>51451969
Aboleth whales, regular sentient whales, floating colonies of hivemind jellyfish, variant humans with gills, philosophical sea-monsters, sentient storms, ghost ships, trapped ships made to look like ghost ships, falling meteor showers that may or may not be falling satellites, sirens in sargasso seas.
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