A child who has been groomed and prepared for a specific purpose

A highly transient form of digital life

A slowly growing bomb in the CogNet

Bio-telemetrics are technological devices that provide a shortcut between a citizen's biometric monitor and their digital identity

AKA Westworld

The Mark 87 AHAB is one of the most frightening weapons to come from the end of the Petroleum Era, and the number of AHABs still in service, and to whom, is unknown

More commonly known as Hussars or Cavaliers, the Drone Bike is functionally a smart bike but much much worse.

"Tis but a scratch he said. But next we looked over, ole Hallen was nothing but a mound of green!"

Another one of the secret branches of the Ministry of Fandom. Dedicated specifically for clandestine ops in the Video Game industry. This one gets assistence from Directorate C.

I would say spoilers, but there really isn't anything to spoil, this is a terrible movie and I do not recommend it. 

A sword with an invisible blade 

The rather simplistic abbreviation of the Space Elevator Mass Driver and Rocket Corporation, a large and power exonational hypercorp

Scion of the Bancroft-Ashpool bank and holding hypercorp, Ermingarde holds the position of being possibly the most powerful woman in the Solar System

A golem that packs a surprise!

For every Firestarter, Professor X, and Eleven, there are a dozen modestly useful parapsychic powers, and at least one or two completely useless parapsychics

An ordinary man catapulted into extraordinary circumstances, in the worst possible way.

Character profile for a flawed leader

Created to repay a friend who lost a limb, Artimegens created a way for them to use a glove to replace it.  In a very short time, this has changed from a single piece to a boon to everyone who has lost a limb.  It has become a common enchantment in all grimoires. Atimegens has become a mage for The Annuals, with a named enchantment.

Background material for a Novel based around street racing, drug culture, and a tyrannical state. The Big Six represent the six most influential groups in the underground culture of Speedworld.

They do not know what led to the disappearance of the Dragons, only that ash and endless winter followed. They huddle around the Sunstones, surviving off the meager farming possible under the stone’s warm radiance. Few dare to travel in the dark spaces between the stones, an endless sea of snow, ash, monsters, and desolation. Despite it all, that candle flame of hope has never been extinguished; for some still believe that someday the Dragons will return to lead us to Spring.

And they’re right.