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.

The Karkos represent an attempt to create a bad guy race with almost no redeeming features, a true villainous species without resorting to established tropes or handwaving.

A covert branch dedicated to subverting various threats to fandoms using controversial methods.

A classified branch of the Ministry dedicated to hacking DRM.

Additional information regarding the Ministry of Fandom.

An Abnegator is a synth or augmented human who has had the misfortune of being fitted with an emotion radiator

Discussion on the potential of the netflix series Altered Carbon as a campaign world. Spoiler alert as there are details that only unfold over time.

24/30 craftsmen for your reading pleasures

ION is a towering and intimidating person, part of the CANNONBALL crew of shadowrunners

One of the strangest ships to slip the moorings in the CE, the Extermintor resembles nothing more than a giant snarling head.

The cosmetic and aesthetic non-combat power armor suits of the corporate elite

An additonal idea to the Sword of Inar.

A Guild of Technomancers facility built around the Forge of Woe to contain the extreme levels of radiation emitted from it.

A delicacy unique to the Tarkis Desert.

The Stalker Mausoleum is the hulk of a Stalker assault mech, converted into a mausoleum by a wasterlander warlord known as the Devastator 

A gift from the Scaly ones.

Or Bearshrews if you prefer. The debate rages on among naturalists. Both names are used interchangeably for these creatures.

Seriously - why hasn't one or another Artificial Intelligence simply taken over? In any setting that is in a close or more distant future, the possibility of a machine that is able to learn and grow without biological restraints brings up the question.

The Night Porters are a small crew of Shadows operating out of Nightmarket in Duskwall. They've been asked to see if a tiny crew of assassins is responsible for the disappearance of a mutual friend...

A network of Stargate portals running on a standardized protocol.