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Level Title	Master of the Plain Thought

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Druid_Wiking	Medieval Music By: Druid_Wiking It's time to break free of the lute's death-grip Articles Resource Gaming - Genre music in play	by Druid_Wiking 145^xp 9 replies 10206 views
Druid_Wiking	Legal Codes By: Druid_Wiking A guide on creating legal codes for games, history, examples, and why bother? Articles Setting Building Gaming - In General	by Druid_Wiking 60^xp 6 replies 9080 views

“ The PCs encounter a strange set of artistic drawings done on the ground as they pass through a city. It has been done in chalks and no one saw who did it. Wizards might recognize the writing within the colored square as an obscure and dead language with a message stating that a prominent wizard and a retired bard have discovered how to populate Arcadia with the spirits of the dead! Is it a local hoax, or are the PCs crossing the path of a very deranged and possibly dangerous mage?”

Scrasamax

“ In a small farming community, the only way to cross a river is to basically pole vault across. A small section of river has a small raft on a string to pull items across but for a person to cross they must use one of the many provided poles. Might be interesting seeing what the players do when they come across it. Villagers do it all the time so are skilled and can do it with ease.”

Strolen

“ An example of a mythological worldview misinterpreting scientific practices occurred in Africa, where an aid organization, focusing on slowing and stabilizing population growth, distributed abacuses with red and white beads corresponding to a woman's menstrual cycle. Women were instructed to move one bead a day, only having intercourse on days represented by a white bead. However, the experiment failed, and the population grew in the households using the abacus. The women believed the abaci were magical, and that they would be protected from pregnancy by moving a white bead into the place of the red bead before intercourse.”

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