Strolen's Citadel Creative Community

LOGIN/REGISTER

Recent Articles

Locations • City • Other

fantomx11's

The Sky Is Ruins

A bit of an elaboration on how the time loop works

Locations • City • Other

fantomx11's

The Time Loop

An essential part of the seal that is Hawjio is actually a time loop

Locations • Area • Other

fantomx11's

The Planes

Hawjio sits at multiple planes

Locations • Area • Other

fantomx11's

Planar Nexus

The location of Hawjio is actually between planes

Items • Other • Magical

fantomx11's

Public Cogniscrims and Cogni-tokens

A magic technology in Hawjio

Load More Submissions

Hall of Honour

No current Hall of Honour Subs.

Golden

Items

Moonlake's

Flamesilk

Locations

Murometz's

My Travels in the Lands of the Pyromancers

Lifeforms

Scrasamax's

Whimsical Flora

Lifeforms

Michael Jotne Slayer's

30 Wizard Companions

Articles

MoonHunter's

Winter is a Character

Announcements

Legacy Quest

Legacy Quest

Quest - Expand-a-30

We have a lot of 30's around here.

In this Quest, choose any random entry from a 30 and expand it into a full submission. Pick something from The 30, The Other 30s, or through the 30 freetext. Don't use your own, there are so many you won't have a problem finding something.

Please make sure to link to the 30 that inspired you. The first place winner will receive a 100xp award. The second place winner will receive 50xp. Make the small ideas great!

Site Stats

7,157

Submissions

5,978

Scrolls

58,625

Comments

796

Ideas

14

Quests

18

Guilds

2,439

Members

Random Tags

“ Magic is the lifeforce of all living creatures, and it is from it that all life is made - in areas with lots of undead, magic might actually be missing or weak, which puts a whole new spin on how dangerous the undead are. Even simple zombies can be troublesome if you're relying on mages and you hit a pocket of undead making a low-magic zone...”

Kassil

“ Hu was an ambassador of the Seventh Emperor of the Reng Dynasty. Throughout his life he traveled across many miles and lands to entreaty with neighboring kingdoms and the semi-savages who dwelled amidst the Metal Mountains. During one such diplomatic mission, Hu was gifted a small iron marble as a gesture, by a shaman of the Kiy-Kiy tribe. Little else is known of Hu, but that marble was lost and is now somewhere out there for someone to find. A tiny, shiny sphere, the marble has several properties. First and foremost it is a strong magnet, considerably stronger than its size and density would indicate. Secondly, if thrown or rolled upon the ground and the command word is spoken, the iron ball will magically enlarge to either the size of an ogres's head or to that of a great globe, twelve feet in diameter. The rolling ball of either size will continue to roll or fly at the same relative speed it was when launched as a marble, and can thus cause great damage to anything in its path. The magnetic power of the ball will also magnify when enlarged. Legends claim that the ball has been tossed from besieged castles upon attacking foes and rolled at marching armies in ages past. At the end of such rolls, the larger size globe has been known to not only crush soldiers underfoot, but to also 'collect' many dozens of metallic weapons and bits of armor unto itself, appearing as an armored sphere, with swords and spears sticking out from it in all directions. Owning this powerful marble has its drawbacks. Anyone carrying it on their person, will experience the iron ball's insidious effects after some time. The owner feels no worse for wear, but after two month's time they will suddenly awaken one morning to find that their hair has fallen out completely, their teeth loosened like baby's teeth ready to drop, and their fingernails simply shriveled and sliding off the fingers and toes. Perhaps unbeknownst to the owner at first, the iron ball also renders an owner sterile or barren by this time. Regular clerical healing will not reverse this horrible malady. Only finding and beseeching a shaman of the Kiy-Kiy tribe to heal the iron ball's effects with their particular brand of magic, will work. Hu's Iron Ball should be handled carefully by players and gms.”

Murometz

“ Silk Armor? The Mongols wore silk undergarments under layers of leather armor. Why? Because silk is very strong. If an arrow hit them and made it through their armor, it would usually not have enough energy to puncture the silk. It could still enter their body but, because the silk would not break, the arrow's barbs could not do their work and the arrow could easily be removed leaving a relatively clean wound considering normal arrow wounds.”

Strolen