Mixing the freetexts is giving me an opportunity to explore some different ways of writing. I find that I like weaving different elements together in a single package and will probably do more subs along those same lines. Go to Comment

Optional Hazards

• Those with weak wills who use the Glyph often find themselves becoming obsessed with the past. The more they see, the more they are compelled to use it. Examples include: an obsession with a particular sequence of events, family, or area; paranoia about the motives of those around the bearer (whether they be friends, family, business associates, etc.); seeking something lost to the past (as in Oeren's case); or even egomania that drives the bearer to show supernatural knowledge.


• There are demons living in the time fog. Using the Glyph has a chance of catching some unwanted attention.


• Each time the Glyph is used, it leaves a small crack in the ethereal plane, inviting strange beings through into the mortal world. Repeated use in one area creates larger rifts and the risk of bigger beasties making it through.

Additional Powers

• While in the time fog, the bearer is invisible.


• Occasionally, a strong-willed bearer will be able to peek into the future. As the future is fluid, each viewing may show slightly different events. This invites the same danger of overuse, where an obsession develops around controlling the flow of time. This often ends in complete madness where the bearer can no longer tell the difference between hundreds of possible outcomes and what actually happens.

More Plot Hooks

• The PC's are approached by the intermediary of a nervous noble. They are offered a substantial reward for finding out who is blackmailing this noble. The blackmailer, of course, is using the Glyph to gather dirt on his rivals in an attempt to increase his own wealth and power. Staying a step ahead of the villain will be tricky.


• A town has been overrun by creatures of the ethereal realm. A reward is offered for clearing it. Within lies the Glyph and the dessicated corpse of its wielder, who unknowingly created cracks into the ethereal through constant use. His attempts to satisfy his obsession with the local mayor's lovely young wife ended up destroying everyone for miles around.

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Plot Hook-Someone high in the cult tricks the PCs into killing a Priest Hunter for them,so that the skull can be used.

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After reading the Shardis Goals I came to this expecting a grand tale describing these children of darkness. This feels to me that it is a good start but it is lacking information about the children I think. It seems to explain what the children want or are looking for but little about them other than they are in hiding and they sacrifice people for a reason. The reason being a perfect tie in to the ever lengthening shadows. I was just hoping for more about the children themselves. Its not bad, again seems like a good beginning.

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The submission is In-Work Private. You can't access it. It'll work once I make the sub public. (I don't have it that way currently because I don't like spamming the main page with edit notifications, which is what happens to In Work Public submissions.) Go to Comment

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An interesting submission. I'll read the others that are linked with it before voting.

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4/5

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Ok, no worries then. I didn't realise that was how it worked. Go to Comment

It is silly, if a bit juvenile. Makes me wonder if they also have a mexican themed night with pink tacos. "The best place in town to eat out!" Maybe a honeymooners special platter for $69 so they can both eat out. Is the mascot a little man in a pink boat?

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le Vote

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In a lesbian relationship, who makes the sandwich?
No one, they both eat out.
Ha!

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Ah, la vote.

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I know why he never looked it up!
Being raised nice and proper, he had strict parental controls set up on his computer - so strict that even 'vulva' did not pass :D
(to keep all the smut from the internet and hackers out, of course)

Or - he looked it up and considered it a prank by some evil jock agency that plays pranks on nerds. Go to Comment

Yeah, i dunno. Seems bit ludicrous to me, but people like it! What do I know? Nothin! I owe you $20 :)

My only nagging thought remains, why didn't smart Harold, look the word up...ever?

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This is great, I love shadowrun (hate the system love the setting) and I thank you for opening up the gates of shadowrun specific content.  But also Casa de Vulva, this kind of silly minutia is just the sort thing gets the game table rolling.  Well played.  

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This would fit well in one of their old school "tour guide" sourcebooks that Fasa used to kick out the door every few months back in the day. 

Simple, colorful, and amusing with enough plausability to introduce into the game as an unlikely meeting point between Johnson and runners.

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