One of the biggest obstacles to life on a long duration ship voyage is boredom.
Such a powerful and iconic figure from mythology cannot be reduced to a single entry for the Cosmic Era
AKA How to Ruin an Anime Series in Seven Steps
An old spell of mine that got used in my surrounding gaming area, 100 word.
Seriously, there are a lot of spoilers in here
For some people a single planet can be both too small and too crowded, too complicated and too limited at the same time. Are you the kind of person that wants to live a life free between the stars? This article will help you live that life successfully.
Not surprising, wife and I attended the Thursday night showing of F8 of the Furious. Obvious spoiler alert warning is obvious.
The induction of the Meena Ascendant into the Lunar Order of the Anunnaki, including the confession of the Ascendant and a recitation of the history of the the Hidden Masters and Greater Mysteries
A Dark Reflection of The Stolen World, The Shadow of What Is.
background stub for Stolen World, The "demons' of the setting
For twenty seven years I lived a strange and unimaginable life, and one morning I woke up divorced from life. I was awake.
I wish I could go back to sleep
The summon spells of The Stolen World
The summoning system of The Stolen World
Squishy tech for the Cosmic Era's behind closed doors
I have drawn a lot of inspiration from idle click and space exploration games, and some of these throw away phrases can very easily become revolutionary and cultural transformative things.
The flow of magic in the Stolen World and some of it's Direct Manefestions
"Why are these Orcs SO coordinated? Keep Fighting!"
Pirates' many bejeweled rings and piercings actually had a practical purpose - when the pirate or sailor died, the rings could be taken off as payment for a proper burial, saving him from a watery grave. This could be tied into regional culture, or made into a quest (The Pirate's Lost Rings, etc.). Also gives treasure-seeking divers another thing to look for besides crusty old chests.
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A brief piece of fiction, inspired by the video game No Man's Sky.