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Scrasamax	Mascot Helmet By: Scrasamax Because why not Items Armor Campaign Defining	by Scrasamax 75^xp 2 replies 1342 views
Scrasamax	Neurohelmet By: Scrasamax The original piece of hardware for controlling a mech Items Armor Combat	by Scrasamax 90^xp 2 replies 5175 views 1 HoH
Scrasamax	7 Helmets By: Scrasamax A sample of helmets Items Armor Combat	by Scrasamax 95^xp 2 replies 4611 views 1 HoH

“ A culture has it forbidden to say their rulers name under penalty of death. Anybody in power must be referred to as their title. Comes from the fact that the rule or position can be taken over by anybody from any level in society. To use the title elevates them or brings them down from whatever level they were originally at before they took the position. Respect and authority comes from the position, not from previous life.”

Strolen

“ There exists a prestigious academy with a history going back hundreds of years. Graduates are highly skilled and very much sought after for employment. For purely traditional reasons, the academy requires its students to become proficient in a skill or area of knowledge that has no use in the modern world. This could be Ancient Egyptian, an antiquated form of writing such as shorthand, knowledge of building or repairing antique steam engines, programming COBOL, etc. PCs who graduated from this academy must be sure to have this skill in their repertoire.”

MysticMoon

“ A race of beings actually IS invunerable while in adolecence. They age, but cannot be killed. A miniority of the race (1 in 20) does not become invunerable, but rather becomes immortal at some point in thier adolecence, and ceases aging while being vunerable to death in all the normal ways. Another minority (also 1 in 20) Permanatly becomes invunerable after adolecence, but ages twice as fast as the race normally does. There is no known way to test for which of the three traits an individual manifests and the three traits cannot mix, as they are tied to the same gene, as it were.”

Agar