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Scrasamax	Speedworld: The Big Six By: Scrasamax 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. Organizations Mercantile Country/ State automobile gang drugs race	by Scrasamax 62^xp 536 views
Scrasamax	Society of Brick-Brothers By: Scrasamax How is it built? One brick at a time lad. One brick at a time. Organizations Mercantile Country/ State falhath	by Scrasamax 230^xp 10 replies 9052 views 1 HoH

“ Origami which turns into whatever it is folded to resemble.”

Dragonlordmax

“ These rare, fist-sized spiders do not make webs, but rather excrete secretions which harden upon contact with air. These 'droppings' resemble barley-sized spider eggs, or even lustrous pearls, once the slime coating them, dries up. In fact, dried Pearl Spider 'drops' are indistinguishable from the marine varieties produced by mollusks, and hence of identical value on the open market! Several centuries ago, they were studied by naturalists, and several observations were made. Firstly, was that these spiders 'lay' these pearls for no apparent or discernible 'natural' reason, and secondly, the naturalists had discovered that the more these spiders ate or were fed--and they were true omnivores--the larger the spider pearls came out. A cottage industry began. Enterprising merchants hunted and collected these creatures across the lands, erecting spider-farms for the manufacture of Spider Pearls. It wasn't long before someone got the idea to force-feed the spiders, ala foie gras geese, and soon, the fattened spiders began pooping out pearls of great size! (relatively speaking). The regular pearl market came to disarray, and prices and value fluctuated wildly. [b]Plothook[/b] The Mermen Mercantile Alliance hires the party to eradicate all terrestrial Pearl Spider Farms!”

Murometz

“ All magic is suddenly gone. No mage can sling sorcery anymore. This upsets all empires and civilizations. It is soon discovered though, trough the combined work of mystics, scholars and dreams, that all the magic has been drawn into a single orb in a vast tower located at one of the poles. Whoever gets there first wins the greatest price in history, access to all the magic in the world. But who owns the tower?”

Michael Jotne Slayer