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XP	6,065
Level	11
Level Title	Grand Duke of Scrawling

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Drackler's Locations - ( 4 )

Drackler	Castle Merciless By: Drackler Castle Merciless. Home of He who dwells in nightmares. Locations Fortification Plains	by Drackler 70^xp 4 replies 3482 views
Drackler	Sea Pillars By: Drackler Just off the craggy cliffs of Corundum, under the rippling blue ocean waves, seven stones stand. They rise majestically from the ocean floor, references to some long ago civilization. Meaningless, now, to all but the most learned. Locations Ruins Water	by Drackler 150^xp 7 replies 5338 views
Drackler	Old Stone Face By: Drackler There are many scret places in the old forests; the least of which is by no means Old Stone Face Locations Other Forest/ Jungle	by Drackler 150^xp 9 replies 4332 views
Drackler	Dempree Dupree's Emporionic Bazaar By: Drackler A rundown shop of old joys, now just a wreck, with a little touch of mystery. Locations City Any	by Drackler 180^xp 9 replies 4165 views 1 HoH

“ What about a 'criminal' society with distinct laws - for stealing, the larger the value of something stolen, the less punishment the courageous thief recieves (but must return it of course). For this pirates(?) caught petty thieves deserve to be punished harshly. If you take, you better take a lot.”

manfred

“ Surnames: Most surnames fall into one of four categories. Patronymic surnames such as Johnson pass from father to son (literally, 'Son of John'). Occupational surnames such as Cook or Miller stem from an individual's livelihood. Topographic names such as Forest or Ford identify habitation. There are also a few surnames that derive from individual characteristics or nicknames...Small and Stern for example.”

MoonHunter

“ In a city where the justice system features judicial dueling, plaintiffs and defendants are permitted to request a champion to take their place in the duel: Someone chosen by lot from among the foreigners in the city. When anyone first arrives, they are given an enchanted ceramic pendant that marks them as a candidate for 'court duty'. Wealthy folk entering the city are often escorted by burly guards, paid to carry pendants on their behalf: They elude court duty in that way. Adventurers may seek work as a rich man's proxy or may find themselves magically summoned to serve as a champion.”

Wulfhere