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XP	2,485
Level	10
Level Title	Holy Scrivener of Extreme Wit

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Elbin's Hall of Honour Submissions - ( 3 )

Elbin	Steam gloves By: Elbin Set of steam-lined gloves with in-built warming circuit. Items Clothes Non-Magical steampunk	by Elbin 140^xp 4 replies 6738 views 1 HoH
Elbin	Mnogos, the historian of spirits By: Elbin A traveling scholar, digging up the roots of totemos that he encounters. NPCs Scenario Based Knowledge/Lore	by Elbin 220^xp 8 replies 6873 views 2 HoHs
Elbin	The Circle of Life Armoury By: Elbin A magical place of weapons and armour beyond mortal imagination Locations Other Any	by Elbin 215^xp 9 replies 4475 views 2 HoHs

“ When you sleep, your soul briefly returns to the place where it was created/goes to when it dies, and seeks nourishment. Everybody's soul is created with a little link (or you could say a greater entity calls it back) to that place so that it can return easily, but upon death, the soul returns via that and annihilates the link as if returns. Also, as an added thingy, you could say the entity supplying the link, or residue of the links themselves, (whichever) is the source of all arcane power.”

DaWergyling

“ <br /> A plague has hit the local area.<br /> In humans it affects only the most vulnerable, the children and the very old, and even than it's little more than a summer cold. 24 hours of sniffles and then it's gone, barely noticeable really.<br /> To sheep however it is fatal and the whole economy of the area is in serious trouble. If this keeps up the area could well be facing famine.<br /> Somebody (enter the PCs) must find the rare herbs needed to make a cure.”

Dragon Lord

“ A little way up the narrow valley, before they reach the woods, the PCs notice the squat, tumbledown buildings by the riverside. They are hardly big enough for a human to stand in, and the complex cogs and shafts that occupy the central cavity of one of the buildings are perplexing. What were these buildings? And how safe are they to explore? Alternatively a desolate place is the perfect setting for a derelict chapel or croft. There needn't be any actual physical encounter involved, but it adds atmosphere to a place to see its dead history. For instance, in the Outer Hebrides there are whole deserted villages which were razed to the ground by the English during the Clearances. Such stories give a setting authenticity and character.”

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