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27-Fearfeeder

Fearfeeder is a poison that, when ingested, causes the victim to experience hallucinations and nightmares that only increase their greatest fear.  For example, if someone is terrified of spiders, they'll think there are spiders all over their body and they'll see giant spiders trying to attack them.  Eventually, this poison literally scares the victim to death.  How long they have before death depends on how afraid they are.  Most people live for about a year before they're finally killed.

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Cheka, this is brilliant.  I find this extremely inspirational.  You did an excellent job, and it's quite creative.  I like how you're letting others contribue.

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I don't mind you don't like him. I happen to think Edamus is unique, considering he was one of the first scholars to experiment with dangerous magic and sciences.

Also, the reason the sub is pretty bad is because I was writing the whole thing at one o'clock in the morning and I was tired. I might fix it in the future. Go to Comment

Update: Okay, due to much pestering(just kidding), I put in a lot more backstory, and provided more information on what the letters said, who the Gods were, what happened during the war, and why Edamus couldn't show the originals to everybody, etc. I hope this seems a bit more polished. Go to Comment

I love it.  The idea is fabulous, and your description is extremely well-written.  Five stars!

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I absolutely love all the ideas everyone came up with. Very interesting concept. Go to Comment

82. Candle of the Banquet
Anyone standing near this candle is the life of the party. At feasts and banquets, these candles are placed all over the room, providing all of the guests with a wonderful party experience.

83. Candle of History
Wherever the holder of this candle is, they know the history of their location. On battlefields, people can almost see the wars going on around them. This candle is very useful for scholars and historians.

84. Candle of Imprisonment
If these candles are placed around a person, then a magical barrier keeps them confined. The prisoner cannot blow out the candles, only people outside the barrier. Go to Comment

I like it.  You really did a good job writing what a tavern should look like.  Also, it's a pretty good idea to put in that little disclaimer at the end.  Good job, MoonHunter!

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