So when I wrote the first Concordian Dawn I was pretty busy with the notion of getting in on ripping Firewalk Game's $200,000,000 failed shooter Concord. I did the dossier, and had a blast pulling in so much of my Cosmic Era material to flesh out (weakly) the game roster that I completely left out the details of the organization I put together in my imagination.

So, here is that information.

Thirty criminal and not quite so criminal gangs for your PCs to join, infiltrate or fight.

Even mighty maces sometimes have problems with them.

A special interests Reflex Team assembled by Firewalk Security Consultants. Unfortunately the team lasted zero missions and was disbanded after being on hire for two weeks

The Economy cannot be fought like a monster or spoken with like an NPC, but it is still important to your gaming world.

aka 7 dungeon mystical processes only understood by those versed in Dungeon Gnosticism (dungeonology or lacumancy)

brought to you from the ledgers of Lord Firethorn

Why would someone become a gaoler and spend their time watching over prisoners? Because…

Long after the fighting has come to an end on a battlefield it can still be dangerous to the unwary.

VendoMat is a vending machine and dispensary supply corporation, one of just many

Its a Philosopher's Stone

Seven pieces of gleaming and magical magnificent headwear fit for the heads of royalty, but heavy can be the head that wears the crown.

Seven magical beans each with a different effect, that may be a boon or a bane and sometimes both, to their owners.

One of the most prestigious, opulent, and exclusive bath houses in Terrasquestone

man, moment, machine

Located in the innermost wall of Terrasquestone, Tonberry tower is a popular residence for ranking non-noble guild officers, academy administrators, and other upper level non-combat NPCs

A treatise on the fundamental nature of mana, magic, and monsters in the DungeonVerse

The fearsome appearance of this beast belies its peaceful nature. 

The ruins of a stone house, the sort that are built in profusion and in close confines, completely alone and out of the place in the wilderness

Another name for the humble rabbit or hare, though the laboth only share taxonomic class with their lapine cousins