People of Innistrad - Plane Shift: Innistrad

People of Innistrad. Gavony Township Diregraf Escort Innistrad's population is mostly human, and player characters in an Innistrad campaign should be human in most circumstances. However, the humans of Kessig are different in many respects from those of Gavony, and Nephalia's urban culture is very distinct from the shadow-draped land of Stensia. Diversity among player characters comes not from race, but from each character's home province. Human (Innistrad) Human (Innistrad; Gavony) Human (Innistrad; Kessig) Human (Innistrad; Nephalia) Human (Innistrad; Stensia) Lunar Mystic Classes Overview Characters of any class can be found in Innistrad, though some classes are rarer than others. The organizations and character types noted below are described in more detail on the following pages. Barbarian are not a common sight in Innistrad. Some cathars draw on the power of divine fury (see the Lightning Mauler card in Avacyn Restored). The remotest regions of the Somberwald, the Ulvenwald, and the Geier Reach might also be home to more traditional barbarians. Bard are also rare on Innistrad. A springsage-an Avacynian archmage dedicated to healing and renewal-could conceivably be a bard. Cleric populate the ranks of the church hierarchy and many cathar orders. Druid can be found as springsages or as the "witches" known as forcemages, who make pacts with nature spirits. Fighter fill all the usual roles on Innistrad, as soldiers, cathars, militia captains, town guards, and so on. Monk are rare. A monk is probably a member of the church hierarchy, and in fact is most likely to be a monk in the church's definition-a wandering priest. Paladin fill many of the cathar orders. As the angels' madness and Emrakul's rise change the face of Innistrad, the Order of Saint Traft becomes the home of many "heretic" cathars who choose to follow their own conscience rather than the increasingly insane dictates of the church. Ranger are particularly common in Kessig, where they operate as hun...