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Scrasamax	Catwoman in the Cosmic Era By: Scrasamax A violent and contentious contest for who earns the right to call herself Catwoman, and a brief history of it. Organizations Artistic/Performance Country/ State	by Scrasamax 25^xp 1695 views
Cheka Man	7 HighwayMen and HighwayWomen By: Cheka Man 7 so-called Knights of the Road, who lie in wait for travellers to rob them. NPCs Scenario Based Combative	by Cheka Man 25^xp 2098 views
Scrasamax	Dwarven Sapper By: Scrasamax Sneaky bastards, the lot of them Plots Crisis Single-Storyline	by Scrasamax 185^xp 10 replies 3684 views
Scrasamax	Underworld Dreams By: Scrasamax A dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world Oscar Wilde Organizations Criminal/Espionage World Wide	by Scrasamax 90^xp 3 replies 73816 views
Scrasamax	Raphiki Mhaza By: Scrasamax The worst sort of scoundrels and hoodlums. Let down your guard for a even a second and they are on you like Klavadogs. Merchant Karsh Organizations Criminal/Espionage Area	by Scrasamax 90^xp 4 replies 5628 views 1 HoH

“ A golden skull contains the spirit of a person who has been magically entrapped in an ethereal undead status by an ancient ritual. The person was boiled alive in a golden mixture until nothing remained of him except the bones, now covered by a golden layer. Whoever has these golden bones, controls the spirit and can command it. It can assault the living with wind and storm. Manipulate objects and communicate with the living. (Inspired by Anne Rice, Servant of the Bones)”

Michael Jotne Slayer

“ 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

“ What if a mage passes his powers on to his firstborn son, and a female mage to her first daughter, leaving the parent POWERLESS? A plain mortal, a sorcerer no longer, all wizardly might gone? Or: what if a female wizard recieves the power of a mage who sires a child with her? Could lead to promiscuous witches and overly careful mages.”

EchoMirage