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Elbin

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

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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	Water Silver By: Elbin A metal with the properties of ordinary gold, which has the properties of pure silver when covered with water. Items Materials Magical	by Elbin 145^xp 11 replies 3825 views

“ A shape-shifter of some sort has taken up a post at the War College of an enemy realm, where he secretly picks off only the most promising officer cadets, arranging bizarre accidents that gradually debase the leadership of the hostile army. In the long run, this will improve his nation's chances when the inevitable conflict comes. As a shape-shifter he can impersonate superiors and peers alike and send the target candidate to the cleverly-prepared site of his (or her?) execution. As long as he is successful, no-one will ever know about the deception--even necromancy will only implicate the one impersonated...”

rickster

“ In the province of Behar in India, there is a bizarre custom that persists to the present day. Young men are kidnapped at knife (gun) point, and forced into marriage. If they refuse or cause trouble upon meeting their blushing bride-to-be, they are told that their family members will come to harm or even be killed if they resist. Some manage to fall in love or accept their fate. This scenario can be adapted to any rpg, ideally with a pc in the role of the abducted future husband!”

Murometz

“ The devil's wind. Explains why people become crazy. They are caught up in this wind which steals their sanity which in turn feeds the wind. The wind is a leftover from when the air elementals banded together in a mass army at one point to attack the True Gods. The wind is leftover of their attack route and on the anniversary of the battle the wind sweeps through causing the madness.”

Strolen