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XP	2,810
Level	9
Level Title	Guild Master of Idea Hounding

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Incarnadine	A Gasp of Glass By: Incarnadine On a sprawling mound of steel and rust and hate sits a clockwork castle, the technological dread that is a machineÃƒÂ¢??s delusion. Dungeons Other Style integrat grande	by Incarnadine 1100^xp 42 replies 27841 views 21 HoHs
Incarnadine	Malicious Archeology By: Incarnadine Sometimes a painting is just a painting. This is not one of those times. Dungeons Underground Rooms/ Halls	by Incarnadine 395^xp 18 replies 11875 views 4 HoHs
Incarnadine	Saint Ithiel's Solace By: Incarnadine Through mud and hate and rain, Through blood and rot and pain, The bell tolls for victim next, To save Saint Ithiel, the Ashfeather Hex -Nursery Rhyme Dungeons Swamp Style	by Incarnadine 205^xp 10 replies 7184 views

“ This magic staff will summon 1D4 fresh, living salmon once a day.”

Clemmensen

“ A revolt or attack happens against a strong city/kingdom. All the losers of the battle that can be captured are brutally crucified along the roads that enter the kingdom to show their strength and as a demonstration of what happens to their enemies. ... a long road, decorated with hundreds of dying crucified soldiers... You see them bleeding, you hear them screaming and whispering for help. Do you really want to enter this reportedly peaceful kingdom?”

Strolen

“ Suppoki- These creatures are desert animals that are much like huge, quadripedal sloths. They have a hide made of heavy scales to keep out gritting sand, and over that, a thick coat of fur. During sandstorms, and when they sleep, Suppoki bed down in the sand, covering themselves up until they are miniature dunes. Suppoki derive what sustenance they can from water sinks, dew, and underground insects. Suppoki are often ridden by desert tribesmen. They are stubborn and slow, but are often the difference between life and death out on the sands.”

CaptainPenguin