A land warship from Techno Ordnance Group, intended to replace aerial warships in defensive roles.
A charm is another word for a rune, enchantment, or method of creating magic item. The Charm of Vanity interacts with the Appearance/Charisma score of the item weilder
Bio-telemetrics are technological devices that provide a shortcut between a citizen's biometric monitor and their digital identity
"The level of magic here is nearly an 80. As a mage I can stay here for several hours without any damage as my body is used to it, but the rest of you need either expensive anti-magic amulets or lead plate armor to stay longer then a few minutes-unless you want to risk turning into something like a small purple teapot," the mage told his fellow adventurers. He was exaggerating, but not very much, as his thaumometer clicked and buzzed loudly.
30 more bullets for your PCs to use or face in combat.
An imbrian relic that blurs the line between magic, technology, and divinity
Largely a progressive liberal non-violent nation, the LFS is not a push-over or a door mat. It also does not rely (entirely) on the Atlantic Federation Space Navy.
Adventurers often encounter giant spiders and their webs, but what is stuck in those webs and is it worth fighting for to obtain?
Thirty types of often magical ink that may be found in books or scrolls or occasionally just scrawled on a wall, with all kinds of uses.
Also known as the Camel Spider, or the turbo tank, a commonly available vehicle found in non-Federation Africa, the Middle East, and along the Silk Road
Not all fine gemstones are good to own. Here are seven doomed to bring their owners nothing but ill health, bad luck, misery and death.
inspired by Cheka Man's 30 Boots submission
Desperate times call for desperate measures. When facing overwhelming material and technological superiority suicide weaponry becomes increasingly viable
Every adventure starts with a good stout pair of boots. Thirty pairs of boots for your PCs to encounter and maybe wear.
non-mecha robots designed and used by the space mining company ElectroCorp
In 1500 B.C. in Egypt a shaved head was considered the ultimate in feminine beauty. Egyptian women removed every hair from their heads with special gold tweezers and polished their scalps to a high sheen with buffing cloths.
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A staple of sci-fi, the holo-projection table