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Shadoweagle	Spiritskin Drum By: Shadoweagle A well-loved and somewhat crudely hand-crafted tribal drum owned by the Tribal Half-Orc, Somnak. It is said that Somnak possessed the ability to call upon the spirit of any creature whose skin was pulled over the drum to aid him and his allies in battle, as well as curse his foes. Items Art and Music Magical	by Shadoweagle 48^xp 7 replies 1948 views 1 HoH
Scrasamax	The Electric Chapel By: Scrasamax An underground club, meeting place, and fortress Locations Establishment CyberSpace	by Scrasamax 45^xp 6 replies 2585 views 1 HoH
Dossta	The Singing Wood By: Dossta An enchanted forest where music permeates the fabric of life, leaving its mark on fauna and flora alike. Locations Area Forest/ Jungle	by Dossta 25^xp 13 replies 3158 views
Murometz	Old Drozhenen By: Murometz The City of Bells, home of Bornegault's Tongue. Locations City Tundra/ Arctic	by Murometz 64^xp 16 replies 3819 views 3 HoHs
Siren no Orakio	Songs of Silicon By: Siren no Orakio The haunting, eerie ‘songs’ of the Thoron. Items Art and Music Non-Magical	by Siren no Orakio 9^xp 4 replies 3934 views
Wulfhere	The Drums of the Spirits By: Wulfhere As the drums echo through the badlands, the warriors of the Orcish tribes feel the power of the tribal spirits call to them… Items Art and Music Non-Magical	by Wulfhere 41^xp 13 replies 9144 views 3 HoHs

“ What if a invisible person could see other invisible creatures? All you would need to do to check for nasties hiding around is turn invisible.”

Drackler

“ Enraged by the violation of the Peace Pool and the Whalebone Forest, a dead leviathan has risen from the bottom of the ocean and now hounds ships around the port where the stolen jewels went to land. It capsizes ships and devours sailors whole, spears protuding from its dead and crab-eaten hide.”

Scrasamax

“ Small identical wooden or metal discs with a strange pattern engraved upon them (do not appear to be coinage). The discs can be found all over the continent; a farmer typically overturns several dozen when ploughing a field. Though they are unnaturally hard to break, they have no known use and are widely used as good-luck charms: almost all households would have them on the doors and on mantle pieces; many people carry one or more on them, bound on to a belt, necklace or sewn on to their clothes.”

Iain