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Level	14
Level Title	Savant Scribe of the First Highest Order

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Moonlake's Plots - ( 4 )

Moonlake	Chinese Whispers By: Moonlake A scroll of rumours, Chinese Whispers style Plots Discovery Encounter survivor	by Moonlake 80^xp 10 replies 4607 views
Moonlake	Keeper of the Hourglass By: Moonlake 'Remember, lad, nothing on this world remains constant, not even the world itself or anything beyond. The only constants ever are the Fabric and time' Plots Event Campaign time	by Moonlake 60^xp 9 replies 4814 views
Moonlake	The intertwining of Time and Music By: Moonlake The story of a castle where time and the sound of piano intertwines Plots Mystical Single-Storyline	by Moonlake 95^xp 5 replies 4332 views
Moonlake	Brothels and Intrigues By: Moonlake What happens when the PCs run into a girl that they failed to rescue once a second time? Plots Coincidence Encounter	by Moonlake 160^xp 19 replies 7874 views 1 HoH

“ Beware of towns afflicted with Time Cancer. For every second you progress through time, an infected town goes back 48 hours. Old buildings slowly become new, then incomplete, and finally just a frame and foundation, giant old trees turn to saplings, birds hatch into eggs. one must not linger in a chrono-cancerous village for too long, before you know it you'll be a fetus. Tme cancer in unstoppable, no cure or treatment is knwn, it eats through the past until the inhabitants of a village turn into primordial protein ooze”

Czernobog

“ You type the command into the console. 'Insufficient Guineapigs' the computer responds. Baffled, you retype the command. 'Insufficient Guineapigs' the computer replies again. You decide you should start smaller, with a simpler command. 'Insufficient Guineapigs' What does cycling the spaceship's airlock have to do with a now-extinct Peruvian rodent?”

PoisonAlchemist

“ Medieval Britons didn't write contracts. Instead, men making agreements would clap their knives onto an altar and recite the agreement three times to seal a deal. Even after the Normans introduced written contracts, British nobles would wrap the parchment around a knife to authenticate it.”

Dozus