Magic that really gets under your skin.

Seven wonders of the Dwarven World

Not everything in alchemy goes as expected....

I did not think there was a crime heinous enough to deserve this place as a sentence..

The Hydra Anemone is a powerful ambush predator found off the hidden Isle of Manjoo. The sorcerous energies there undoubtedly spawning this submarine horror.

A malaign substance that can bring a lingering, horrible end.

Yet another use for the ubiquitous Iron Spike.

30+ Burial Customs for building cultures

Kineticite(TM) is a product of Applied Nanotech Universal (ANU - Terran Stock Exchange Ticker, + 1.35% )

In the interplay between nations, espionage has always been a tool of statecraft. Those realms with magic have opened to them many more tools for application to spycraft.

A fine chessboard indeed, but do not dwell overlong on your moves...

"...I'll be damned if I go within a league of the Girders. Death is there on eight damn legs clicking and chugging away." Ex-salvager Tim McClanny

- First encountered during the Green War, leading to the loss of Castle Marcharin at the culmination of the Druid's Seige

A flower from the gardens of the Divine...

A fine suit of armour that provides protection, but from what?

StoneHolt

The greatest city on Neyathis - not built by the hand of man, but by long-gone giants. It is a city of superlatives and place of new beginnings.

A beacon of brilliant white stone surrounded by black, clutching death..

Although you may understand my reluctance at providing these details, my friends, I understand also how important this information is to your vetting of my character.

I have the pleasure of working with a small cabal of motivated - partners.

Kazarad the lich watched his minons strip the slain adventurers of their gear, and he being the meticulous type, the gear was sorted into piles. One of larger piles was a heap of iron spikes. 'Why do they all carry those damn things? What am _I_ supposed to with all of those? '

Then a moment of inspiration stuck him.....

'Who would make such a thing?'