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Once a mage of renown, now William Brevin is reduced to having to kill people just to keep his own body from turning into a foul rotting thing.

Failed goblin hybridization experiments of Zol'dox the Goblin Ascendant

Borrowing on the theme of the show Man, Moment, Machine

I present the Dread Huntress, the Damascena Cascades Massacre , and the Unicorn Poacher Panoply (equipment set)

The Empress sits the Argent Throne, and from there commands the Houses of the Forsaken, a figure of seduction, power, mystery, and terror

man, moment, machine

Also known as the Black Rider, the ill fortune bearer, and the Pilgrim of Despair

a journal entry from Krelldren Blessedgrip

A haunting tale

'You do not need to be a cleric to bring light into the world.'

(a Mage follower of Isis, npc suitable for any fantasy campaign with gods of light.)

Dossier file on the peasant known as Gregory Compton, currently being sought by the king for illegally possessing weapons and armor. And the Guild of Technomancers for unknown reasons.

Evil magi are a common enough trope, fell necromancers and diabolical evokers, and devious enchanters, but Allemange the Seer is a true rarity, an evil divinationist.

Superficially the sort of woman who looks a slavish follower of Kardashian lore and proponent of OnlyFans and MLM schemes over make-up, stretch pants, and naturopathic health supplements.

What it says on the tin

Oberon Technologies is a modest corporation based around designing and marketing sim gear, sleep technology, and dream programming

A Dungeon Mage is a template applied to a mob creature within a dungeon marking it as a higher level foe, and granting it both magic power, and power to control the function of the dungeon.

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

A heavily scarred deep gnome wizard with the most grimdark backstory I could conceive.
A monster hunter. Definitely not a hero, though he is capable of being heroic.
Too many rainbows and butterflies in your story? Throw this little fella in the mix.

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When one thinks of a magician they typically conjure up images of fireballs and lightening darting from fingertips to thwart monsters and evil alike. What about the magic that children see? In their toys and the world around them? Where does it come from?