What secrets does this box of magic cigars hold?

101 plug and play communities in 10 sub-categories

A traveling dungeon of canvas and props...

Never judge a man until you've walked a mile in his shoes.

Lithe as a willow and just as flexible

An average city of the Midlands

From sticks and stones to the modern faith. (May be offensive to some readers, read with caution)

It's a crappy Mk.9 Sunbeam pistol, I'll give you 200 credits for it.

Sgt. Dietzman, retired ordinance officer and gun dealer

Courtly contessas, contributed and collaborated upon by Citadelians!

It is a common conceit that banks, loans, investment and other features of the banking and financial system are entirely modern. This is far from the truth, as long as there has been money, there have been people who profitted from holding it and manipulating it.

Careful where you put your cloak in Pembroke's place, you never know what you might get back...

A legendary weapon of the Ouzquin Dremorix

Neither here nor there, the City of Shadows borders on the twilight of existance...

Luchildsburg? Yeah I remember that place, they had the black ale that tasted so bad.

My Queen should be pleased that Aurixia cannot grant me an heir, for if my dragon could give me a child I would have no use for the woman or her dubious charms...

Attributed to King Thyr, from the Book of the Black Rose

You can't tell safe water from bad, well unless there is a pile of rotting bones in it with not a scrap of flesh left on 'em and then it's pretty obvious.

PVT. Quinn, memoirs

Based on the system gaming research of Petroleum Era technologist Vincent Ocasla, Ocaslan planning maximizes the efficiency of everything from planned settlements to space habitats and arcology plans.

For twenty seven years I lived a strange and unimaginable life, and one morning I woke up divorced from life. I was awake.

I wish I could go back to sleep

A media maven, a merchandising mogul, a polyamorite, and the most married woman in the Solar System

The Via Mortus is not a faith so much as a collection of superstitions propagated by sorcerers, necromancers and con-men.

Father Pourvoi, Trinitine Priest of Lusankya