The cultural nexus of Locastus and the final resting place of its founders

Bringer of Oblivion, Reliever of Pain and Devourer of Souls - The Red Honey is the most popular narcoticum in Locastus, city of Mirrors

Cloaked in mystery, and yet one of the main figures of power in Locastus, City of Mirrors.

"If the radiance of a thousand suns were to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the mighty one. Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds...."

J. Robert Oppenheimer

The susurrating death-bringer of the Northern Moors.

The headquarters of the Whores´ Guild

The living airships of Locastus, City of Mirrors

These are the various races of humans in Locastus, City of Mirrors.

A thaumatechnological weapon, an example of the marriage between intricate technological innovation and sophisticated magic engineering.

One of the Locastrian Regiments, footsoldiers with a reputation for savagery and a predilection for the meanest, dirtiest assignments.....

"In all my years of research, perhaps the best way I have found to summarize the Hermit of Wither Tor is the name given to him by the inhabitants of the Grassdancer ghettoes. These unfortunates call him, in their own tounge, An´rah Grun´dar Ahr, which roughly translates into He-Who-Speaks-With-His-Fists....."

From "Locastus and beyond", by Darius Moak

A quintessential seedy dive, catering to the lowest of the low, but harbouring a few nasty secrets

The smoke-breathing gnomes of the Thunderheads

Pulp-Horror scenario set in Uppsala, Sweden, in 1938. Short setting package followed by the introductory scenario "House of Spirits". Very generic format for easy adaption to any system. 

The giants of the Thunderheads

The slums of Locastus

A short story set in the Locastus universe.

The industrial district of Locastus, where huge, cathedral-like factories rise over the low brick houses, and tall ivy-choked chimneys spew out black smoke, day and night.

A gigantic, warped edifice, towering over the dark, soot-stained Witherdowns, where human corpses are turned into Deaders.

Recycling the dead for the greater good since 1704