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XP	1,318
Level	11
Level Title	Grand Duke of Scrawling

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StrangeLands	Caps of Judgement By: StrangeLands A pair of soft velvet skull caps which promote the virtues of rationality, logic and good judgement. Items Clothes Magical	by StrangeLands 90^xp 6 replies 6807 views 1 HoH
StrangeLands	Aurinellian's Wedding Bands By: StrangeLands A pair of rings fashioned by the legendary Elven spellsmith Aurinellian. Powerful but subtle enchantments bring the happy couple closer together. Items Jewelry Magical	by StrangeLands 220^xp 18 replies 12275 views 1 HoH
StrangeLands	Circlet of Temporal Transmutation By: StrangeLands Created in the far future, then sent through a temporal rift to the ancient past by the Chronomage Cara, the Circlet is an artefact designed to focus a mage's energies when attempting to manipulate time. Items Jewelry Magical time travel	by StrangeLands 150^xp 7 replies 7470 views 1 HoH
StrangeLands	Amulet of Temporal Transmutation By: StrangeLands Created long ago by the Chronomage Cara, the Amulet is an artefact designed to focus a mage's energies when attempting to manipulate time. Items Jewelry Magical	by StrangeLands 65^xp 10 replies 7574 views

“ A Cloak of Shadows that causes mushrooms to grow in its own shadow. A crouching theif might find himself in a ring of poisonous toadstools, an interesting thing for a sentry to find after the thief has left hiding place.”

Scrasamax

“ The ochre sands stretch for miles around. Something kicks up the dust. It's a yak. A desert-yak. It ambles slowly, nuzzling the ground for the low-growing shrubs. The ranger freezes. 'Stay very still,' he warns. 'Don't move at all.' 'What is it?' you ask, breathlessly. 'It's the most dangerous creature in the whole Ocadian desert. And it's about to eat that yak...'”

ephemeralstability

“ village of the damned. A village of people that have been 'raised', from death by priests, too many times. At first glance the folk appear as any other, but upon closer examination, they are pale, drawn, and tired...”

nico