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XP	8,001
Level	12
Level Title	Orator of Scriven Dreams

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Grey's Organizations - ( 6 )

Grey	The Ancient Empire of Karryk-Mos By: Grey 'Kobolds have an empire? Since when?' Organizations Ethnic/Cultural Country/ State	by Grey 160^xp 7 replies 4735 views 1 HoH
Grey	The Dreamwalkers By: Grey "Was it... just a dream?" Organizations Mystical World Wide	by Grey 105^xp 5 replies 4957 views
Grey	Orcs of Nevermore By: Grey "Men? They send men to repel us? Humans..." Organizations Ethnic/Cultural Regional nevermore	by Grey 195^xp 8 replies 5159 views 2 HoHs
Grey	Twin goddesses of the Medusa By: Grey The twin goddesses of the Medusan race, Gethserath and Amarane. Organizations Religious Area nevermore	by Grey 110^xp 7 replies 7731 views
Grey	The Silvermoon Carnival By: Grey Come one, come all to the greatest show in the world! Organizations Artistic/Performance Area nevermore	by Grey 115^xp 7 replies 5938 views
Grey	Lost city of the Medusa By: Grey Suffering from an ancient curse, the Medusan race is slowly dying. Organizations Mystical Area nevermore	by Grey 185^xp 10 replies 4850 views

“ The World is actually a number of continents surrounded by oceans, which are in turn surrounded by mountains. The oceans rush off the edge of the plateau on which the World sits into the Outside...”

CaptainPenguin

“ Half hour off the Harrow Road you find it, Fool's Grave. Amid an overgrown garden sits a single tombstone. Carved neatly into the weathered slab is the word 'Fool,' with a symbol underneath matching the signet ring you found.”

Pieh

“ The idea of using tattoos to contain magic powers is not a new one. The Ink gauntlet follows the basic premise of using rare and precious inks to inscribe spells into the skin of a mage or would be spell-imbued person. Some of these inked spells might be permanent, while others might fade after being used once, or a preset number of times.”

Scrasamax