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Level Title	Mild Lordship of Inking Pens

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Grieves	Muspell Heavyhand By: Grieves A heavily scarred deep gnome wizard with the most grimdark backstory I could conceive. A monster hunter. Definitely not a hero, though he is capable of being heroic. Too many rainbows and butterflies in your story? Throw this little fella in the mix. NPCs Minor Mystical	by Grieves 105^xp 6 replies 1915 views
Grieves	Nartine the Stubborn, Avatar of Mathom By: Grieves Just what it says on the tin - a terrestrial representative of that most powerful of deities, Mathom, Lord of Procrastination. NPCs Minor Mystical	by Grieves 155^xp 5 replies 2692 views 1 HoH
Grieves	Gigmucc the Frogman By: Grieves -An NPC merchant selling insects and other creepy crawlies- 'You want horseflies? Giant wasp? Gigmucc has them all on his cart, Gigmucc has a discount just for you...' NPCs Extras Mercantile	by Grieves 130^xp 7 replies 2661 views

“ At regular intervals, a god takes control of your world's weather. Choose the gods at random each turn of the interval and begin applying their effects subtly. Their power will depend on the strength of those who worship them. For civilised people, worship of a god actually wanes during that god's month in an effort to reduce their potential destructive effect.”

crucifiction

“ 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

“ Pirates' many bejeweled rings and piercings actually had a practical purpose - when the pirate or sailor died, the rings could be taken off as payment for a proper burial, saving him from a watery grave. This could be tied into regional culture, or made into a quest (The Pirate's Lost Rings, etc.). Also gives treasure-seeking divers another thing to look for besides crusty old chests.”

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