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Level	7
Level Title	High Scholar of Slipping Logic

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Raptyr	Deck the . . . Dungeon? By: Raptyr A delectable chrismas classic - Now with mayhem! Articles Humor/ Editorial Players	by Raptyr 145^xp 9 replies 2593 views
Raptyr	The Leech and the Mud-Puddle By: Raptyr The wide wicked world is a very dangerous place, especially for not-quite so big leeches who wish nothing so much as to be left out of thing such as wars, and wizards, and spells. Articles Fiction Gaming - In General	by Raptyr 265^xp 13 replies 3566 views

“ As the PCs cross a brigde/tree over a deep river they see the glimmer of gold and jewels lying at the bottom. At further inspection they notice that it is the skeleton of a man still holding on to a sack of treasure. Will the PCs try to dive to get it? What killed the man? Did he simly not let go of the bag he could not swim to the surface with? What cleansed his bones so? Are there flesh-eating beings that dwell in the deep? Can the players resist the chanse of being wealthy for once?”

Michael Jotne Slayer

“ Daedalus Station is a 550-meter long space hulk drifting in trans-Uranian space, reduced to a derelict by the catastrophic failure of its dimensional reactor. The failure of the short-lived Paradigm VI reactor created a stable dimensional bore, a three-meter wide disc in the engineering section. What is on the other side of the rift? Why is the rift anchored to the ship instead of a point in space?”

Scrasamax

“ An insignficant little species, the candlebug (or waxmoth) is a persistent bane for mages and merchants alike. Each the size of a small digit, these little scarabs thrive on wax and burrow up inside candles, ruining them. Sometimes a late-night worker will hear a crack and a sizzle as his candle expires, only to find the half-burned remains of a waxmoth squirming around on his desk. This is very annoying in worlds where candles are expensive...”

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