Of two minds on this one. It is a neat idea, a take on the Phantom of the opera as MJS said. That said, I would have a difficult time using this, except as a piece of background detail. Go to Comment

A nice puzzle in itself, but unless it was used in a modern era, you are relying on too much trivia for my taste and many are fairly modern in origin.

Still, it is well done. Go to Comment

An excellent collection of Rings. Another thing to add to to-do list.

Note to self: More Rings! Go to Comment

Darwins writings transposed to fantasy. This would definately be a worthy resource to any travelling PCs. Go to Comment

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A little light but not bad. Go to Comment

An interesting location, well detailed. Go to Comment

A nice, evocative hidden treasure brought to light by Random Links!

This is going into the 'use' pile... Go to Comment

Another great codex that deserves adding to!
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An interesting sub, but it feels like there should be other linked subs to flesh out the references.
Love the names! Go to Comment

A great detail for a city. Go to Comment

A very well filled out Codex. Definately needs more votes and attention. Go to Comment

Nasty critter. Me likes! But me can't vote :(

Edit: Er, ran out of votes. Tomorrow! Go to Comment

There we go! Go to Comment

A nice bit of local 'color' :) Go to Comment

This says Creepshow all over it :)

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Would love to see more to this. Go to Comment

Heh, and now, what eats the fleas? :) You could have a whole
ecosystem with bad spellcasting as the basic food source. Go to Comment

I agree CM. This to me seems to be a good attempt to recreate medieval 'scholarly' texts and to me he seems to be discussing the origins of fire in general, in much the same vein as frogs appear spontaneously from mud.

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