Dragon Lords

Title: Dragon Lords
Original: Yes
Genre: Dark Fantasy, Steampunk, Action, War, Drama, Political
Setting: Panak: A fantasy world with creatures mythical and imaginary, demons, fairies, sprites, pixies, Gremlins, ogres, elves, etc. not uncommon. However, it is not wholly fantastical, great steam driven factories churn out rudimentary firearms, metal airships soar over the forests, and the click of gears drive the dwarven furnaces.

Encyclopedia: (Also in attached pdf file)
You venture upon a dusty cave. Within the cave, at the very rear, you find an old book, the cover cracked and worn. It appears to be decades old. You open it to it's first page.
Welcome, traveller. As a visitor to our fair continent, I'm sure you must have many questions. This book was designed to answer those questions. In it you will find much reference material which should aid you in the enjoyment, and safety of your stay on Sharom. Sharom is a vibrant and beautiful land, filled with abundance and plenty.
The book you hold in your hands is the result of years of research and care by four men, each an expert in his field. The idea for this book came in the year 2530, but due to the unrest at the time was unable to be started for some time. There was a great need by visitors to have something to give them a general overview of the continent, in order that they might have a more enjoyable stay
Here the writer rambles on for several pages, boring you to tears.
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Geography:

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The Geography of Panak, our world, is much like that of other worlds similar to it, with jungles and deserts, frozen wastelands and balmy coasts. It has 4 known continents, Panoplia, Gerona, Sharom, and a mysterious land to the east of Sharom which is known simply as "The Mysterious East."

Sharom itself is roughly divided into several areas by landscape. The area on the north east coast, generally fairly chilly and rugged is known as the North Hamner. The Island of Skye is just off of the North Hamner. Continuing down the coast the South Hamner is much more moderate and quite balmy, generally speaking. A large promontory shaped like two razor sharp claws protrudes several hundred miles from the rest of the coast, known, appropriately, as The Twin Claws of Hinjeid.

Directly east of the South Hamner is the fertile, valley of Fenti, sandwiched between Lake Cha and Jok, the mountainous area to the south. Fenti is crisscrossed with rivers which are fed from the mountains and flow in a roundabout manner into Lake Cha. Lake Cha itself is really more of an inland sea, with a very large island in the middle of it shaped somewhat like a comma. The island, generally known simply as The Isle of Cha, is a fertile land spotted with trees and little farms, until one reaches the Imperial City of Kinaancha, which takes up a great portion of the Island.

Directly north of Lake Cha are the Woods of Dol Enol, a dark and dangerous place. While most of the forest is far too dangerous to live in, a portion of the northern woods is spotted with tiny villages, barely fending off the evil creatures, bandits, and sorcerors which inhabit the rest of it. North of the woods are the Mogili Stepppe, and beyond that is anyone's guess.

Between the North Hamner, the Woods of Dol Enol, and the Mogili Steppe lies the Doorana, a harsh wasteland in which water is scarce and food even scarcer. It forces merchants travelling to or from the North Hamner to either take ship down the coast or take the overland route south to Lake Cha. East of the Woods of Dol Enol lies the Grohar, a vast grassland prone to howling winds and little rain. East of Grohar is the massive mountain range known simply as Glod, and beyond that lies the Mysterious east, into which few have ventured and fewer still returned alive.

South of Grohar, between Fenti and Glod are the Woods of Dol Erath, which are, if possible, even darker and more deadly than those of Dol Enol. They effectively block the pass between Jok and Glod to Gerona. The only viable entrance to that continent is between Jok and the Eastern Sea, but it is a nearly impenetrable maze of razor sharp black stones, remnants of a now dead volcano. The Himmel Isles, home to the Himmel Raiders, are a tropical place around 500 miles off the portion of the central Hamner Coast.

Races and Creatures:

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Panak is home to myriad races and subraces, species and subspecies, monsters and sub monsters. To make an exhaustive list would be the work of many lifetimes, lifetimes which are not available to those compiling this guide. Therefore in this guide we have provided a list and brief description of those monsters and races which one is most likely to encounter in their journeys through Sharom.

The Three Civilized Races, as they are known, are the Elves, Dwarves, and Humans, so called because they are the only races to have developed established governmental structures and countries. They make up the bulk of the populace in the cities and tamed countyside of Sharom, several of the other races acting as servants and providing some of the manual labour. The Civilized races are generally fairly prejudiced against other races, believing that their race is vastly superior and better than any other. There are exceptions, of course, but this is the case for the majority of the populace. This attitude leads to much race-related violence and hate crimes, and in the olden days often sparked all out wars. Nowadays it merely leads to dark alley beatings and the occasional attempt at genocide by the ruler of a country.

Humans: Humans are by far the most versatile of the races, coming in all sorts of sizes, shapes, and colors. They are unique for their enduring ability to adapt to most any climate and terrain, and for their very short memories, which is arguably a factor which has helped them to survive, whatever one may believe about the deity which created them. They generally stand between 5' and 6', though in some tribes the average height may be less or greater than this. They are neither particularly weak nor particularly strong, although this, as in all things, varies between individual tribes and groups. Humans have however, shown an extraordinary affinity to power, and to gradually lose whatever morals they may have had previously once they gain that power in order to stay in control of it. A small amount of power is generally relatively harmless to them, however as the amount of power increases, so does the risk to the wielder of that power. Only those with strong wills and morals can resist the temptations of great power. It is said that this corruption under the influence of power is humanity's curse, given it when it attempted to climb to the stars and challenge the heavens themselves. Most humans, if their lifespans are not augmented artificially with magic or potions, tend to live no longer than 200 years.

Elves: Elves are, overall, the wisest of the races, though of course some exceptions exist. They tend to be very long lived, the oldest recorded having lived for over ten thousand years, and are immune to most diseases and illnesses, but wounds sustained in battle heal much more slowly than those of humans, a serious injury potentially taking years to heal completely. For this reason they prefer to negotiate to avoid outright war if at all possible. Elves also reproduce, as one can imagine, at a much much slower rate than humans or, indeed, even dwarves, the average age for having children generally being around 500 years old. The Females of the race are generally considered particularly beautiful, with slender bodies and graceful movements. Generally the easiest way to tell an elf is by the ears, which are always pointed, in varying amounts depending upon the subrace. The curse of the Elves is said to be their seeming inability to act quickly and decisively, as they generally prefer to examine all aspects and consequences of an action before they undertake it. As a result, the Elves as a race rarely occupy positions of great power in the countries of Sharom, though there are several notable exceptions. There are 4 subraces of Elves, the Shadow Elves, the Light Elves, and the two races of Water Elves: The Sea Elves and the River Elves.

The Light Elves are those which one would be most likely to see when roaming Sharom, as they are those with the closest ties to Humans, which, overall, make up more than half of the population of the continent. They are average height for Elves, 6'-6'2", and the males are generally fairly muscular, by no means as slender as some of the stories portray them. The chief form of Magic used by Light Elves is Psichoran, though there are several masters of Essence Magic among them as well. When battle comes, the Light Elves prefer to fight out on the open battleground using their traditional sabers and longbows, shunning the more advanced technology put to use by other races, and donning heavy armor to protect themselves. During leisure they are mostly great patrons of the arts, enjoying refined music, dance, and literature. Light Elves are, as their name would imply, generally fair-haired and skinned, and whose ears are pointed only a small amount.

The Shadow Elves are nearly the direct opposite of the Light Elves. They live in the forests and remote places of Sharom, hiding amongst the trees and darkness, though it is rumoured that many of them make their living as thieves and assassins in the retinue of wealthy lords. For the most part, however, Shadow Elves keep to themselves, living in isolated groups in the woods, with a nominal allegiance to the Lord of the Shadow Elves, who, according to legend, has a vast court in the Mysterious East. However, the last time anything was heard of him was nearly 500 years ago, when the Empire still stood. Shadow Elves are quite content to keep to themselves for the most part, following the laws of whatever country they live in and living off of their forest, occasionally bringing their furs and skins to barter for weapons with the Steel Dwarves, with whom they are great friends. When going into battle, the Shadow Elves greatly prefer stealth to open warfare, indeed it has only been heard of them fighting a pitched battle on a field once, during the founding of the Empire. They generally use whatever they can find to kill the enemy silently, crossbows with poisoned bolts, short bows with poisoned arrows, daggers, throwing knives, traps, and several different kinds of elaborate clock wound traps bartered from the Brass Dwarves; generally donning no more armor than a leather jerkin. They are also great users of Nature Magic, though some prefer to use Body-Alteration. Battles aside, the Shadow Elves enjoy their tribal dances and music, spending most of their time, however, walking through the forest listening to nature. The Shadow Elves generally have dark hair and fair skin, and are much more slender than their cousins the Light Elves, with moderately pointed ears.

The two races of Water Elves were once one, split into the Sea Elves and the River Elves millennia ago for some reason lost to history. They both possess a curious ability to change the lower portion of their body into a strong swimming tail which looks similar to that of a dolphin, they both have skin with a bluish tint, they both use a strange water magic peculiar to their race, and they both are tied to their separate bodies of water (It seems this connection is spiritual rather than physical, as the two races will often meet at the mouths of rivers emptying into the sea to trade fairly often. However, members of both races begin to waste away if they are taken away from their own body of water for more than a few months). A common misconception is that the Water Elves can breathe underwater. This is simply not true, they are warm-blooded beings just as the rest of the Elves and must breath oxygen to survive, though the methods by which they obtain it are quite different. At first glance it is difficult to tell the two races apart, however there are several ways in which to do so.

The River Elves are those you're most likely to see, as they inhabit the freshwater streams, rivers, and lakes which flow throughout Sharom. They generally have straight hair of varying shades of blue, and are quite a bit smaller than most Elves, rarely reaching a height of more than 6', and are quite slender and delicate, with ears which are the longest (proportionally) and most pointed of the elvish races. They have no government and generally live by themselves or in small groups of no more than 5, breaking up and coming together as the mood and rivers take them. They generally take up their temporary residence in the small caves and grottoes which dot the river banks. The River Elves are masters with their own peculiar weapons, a two edged sword with gracefully undulating curves, and a matching dagger, and, on the rare occasion that they fight, generally wear no armor at all.

The Sea Elves are spotted far more rarely, as it is unusual for them to come close enough to the shore to be seen with the naked eye, and they generally keep out of sight of ships, unless they have some message to give or goods to barter. Unlike the River Elves, the Sea Elves are formed together into 3 large, mostly peaceful, states with Kings and large bureaucracies. They are the largest of the Elves, the males generally between 7'-8' long and with quite bulky builds. Sea Elves have wavy hair in varying shades of green and blue, with ears only slightly less pointed than the River Elves. The Sea Elf weapon of choice is a two or three pronged trident, with medium heavy armor and a short sword as a side arm. Sea Elves live in great buildings built at the bottom of the sea which contain pockets of oxygen filtered through the seawater with a special membrane, the particulars of which are unknown to science.

The Dwarves: The Dwarves are an old race of people, though they have a great amount of disdain as being referred to as a people. (If you do refer them as this, they will take much pleasure in shoving a pick axe where it should never have belonged.) They are dwarves, and everybody else are lesser than they, for those that are not dwarves are simply that, not dwarves.
The Dwarves are a pretty easy going bunch in everyday life though, caring more about their work than about the drama's that go on above ground, as long as they have gold, bronze, and ale, then all is well in the world. It is generally taken as a given that a female dwarve of only 12 years of age can out drink a man with the strongest constitution in the world, and very few can hum a ditty like an old drunken dwarve with plenty of time on his hands.
The Dwarves have separate communities; each with different passions. Throughout the ages, those communities became more and more separate and now there are even physical differences in the different communities. Each community has a passion that they hold above all else, (Except ale, Ale is common to all, Ale is good. mmm Ale.)

Dwarves are fairly long lived race, but not nearly as long-lived as the elves; no records exist of a dwarf living past one thousand.

The Copper dwarves are the IT department of the underground. They like to pull things apart and build and create new things, and also like to study the way machines work, and then make them work better, or even find a way to have machines brew Ale They are generally skinnier and smaller than the other dwarves, but make up for their lack of size with their know-how in getting strange contraptions to work with ease.

The Steel Dwarves are the stronger and tougher type of their species. They create weapons and have a passion for making things that can cut through the hardest of stone. There is a legend that there is a dwarven axe, built by the finest of the steel dwarves, which can cut through diamond.
They do have strange passions though, because they also love to create fancy pieces of bling, and wear them at the most inappropriate of times. There is the story of Baldric the unlucky, who wore a giant necklace into battle, and managed to make the enemies daughter fall in love with him. Problem is, she was an Ogre and due to the mating style of Ogres, Baldric was never heard from again.
The Steel dwarves are generally 4'6"-5' tall

Dude, relax. Take a chill pill. The stone dwarves are of the more relaxed variety of workers. What they do is important though, so they get away with it most of the time. I'll show you a building site where they spend most of their time.
The Architects are there yelling at the stoneworkers, who are off having a smoke of their pipes. The Masons are standing around admiring all the different stones that are being used for building. A lady of their species walks past and in unison, a huge wolf whistle can be heard " Nice beard, I wouldn't mind trimming that one!" Then at a certain point in time, a bell goes off, signalling that lunch has been called.
They are masters of their craft, and can build the most stunning things if given enough motivation.
Stone Dwarves have tough, stone-like skin and rather long arms, giving them a somewhat gorilla like appearance. They're generally 4'4"-5' tall.

The Blood Dwarves are said to be descended from a clan of Steel Dwarves who once ruthlessly slaughtered another clan of their fellow tribesmen to gain their secrets. From that day forth they were cursed by a bloodlust which would manifest itself during the season of the blood moon, sending the dwarves into a frenzy, heightened if they had been drinking. For the next 500 years the Blood Dwarves were ostracized by the rest of the Steel Dwarves, becoming slightly inbred and, as a result, slightly insane even when not under the influence of the Bloodlust. The Steel Dwarves eventually resumed trading with the Blood Dwarves, some clans occasionally even allying with them against a common foe, but to this day they do not fully trust them. The Blood Dwarves have developed a reputation, which is quite deserved, as some of the fiercest fighters in the realm, even when stone sober. They normally fight with little more on than a kilt, wielding hefty axes, maces, and swords. Blood Dwarves are around the same height as Stone Dwarves.

Thing to note: There is a way to tell a female from a male, but you should never attempt this feat. It involves a lot of screaming on your part.

Faeries: The smallest and probably scarcest race in Panak are the Faeries. They are an ancient and magical folk descending from the days of old, where the land was beautiful and delicate enough that the once enormous empires of the Faeries could live and thrive.

Now, reduced to many small groups and clans, the Faeries only survive by hiding and concealing themselves in magical havens across the lands of Panak. Some, like the Wisps and a large portion of the Pixies have managed to keep their culture and history for the most part intact, practising many ancient rites and traditions in their havens today. A large portion of the faeries, such as the Gremlins have fallen away from their natural being and have resorted to using their once holy magic for mischief and sometimes evil which is guided only by their own amusement in the comparative stupidity of the higher races.

No one has actually seen enough into the hidden world of the Faeries to know the aspects of their true appearance, but all four types of faeries have forms that they assume for the human eye, or possibly for the human mind. (for their magic is very mysterious indeed)

Against popular opinion, Faeries are individually endowed with their own mind and personality. This directly contradicts the popular theory of the Faeries as a hive mind, put forward by a group of naturalists who against all odds, were present at one of the only battles in which the Faeries openly participated in. The theory stems from the Faeries' remarkable ability to throw away all differences, in a time of great crisis or need (even among the sub-races) and work together flawlessly as a single unit to achieve anything.

There are four different types of Faeries; Pixies, Sprites, Gremlins and Wisps.

Pixies are the most common of the Faeries due to their more efficient methods of reproduction than the others. They are by nature the happiest and most innocent of the Faeries, and gain magical energy and sustenance from making others' lives happy. They usually assume the form of small elvish like creatures with large pointed ears and four wings that are in direct imitation of their long-time allies' the Dragonflies.

As Pixies are a pleasant race and pure of heart, their forms are most often fair and beautiful to the human eye, as their idols, the elves, appear.

Sprites are similar to the Pixies in appearance, but are much more mischievous in temperament, having moth wings on their back instead of Dragonfly wings. Sprites spend their time attempting to cause mischief and trouble to any they may, deriving enjoyment from the attempts of the big folks to discover the cause of such. They have the ability to take the form of a human or elf for short periods of time in order to work some mischief, but are unable to sustain this form for long, the size of the body being much more difficult to maintain. It is speculated that the Pixies have the same ability, however never find need to use it.

Wisps are odd little faeries, somewhat resembling a human form and yet, at the same time . . . not. What little we know comes from the studies the Elves did during the days of the Empire. They are a very cultured and wise race, and hide themselves away during any time of war to preserve their ancient rituals and customs from destruction. Wisps have no wings, but instead use an odd method of teleportation. It is not that they necessarily disappear and reappear, simply that they fade from one's attention in one place, and gradually come to the attention of another in another place. No one has any idea how they do it.

Gremlins are similar to Wisps in appearance and their method of travel, however they tend to not be as friendly as Wisps are, maliciously causing trouble for any larger races they can, sometimes hiring themselves as poisoners or assassins. They care nothing for their appearance, unlike the very tidy wisps, and so are generally rather disheveled. However, like all faeries, they possess amazing solidarity, and would unite with the other faerie races in a heartbeat to defend their race.

Trolls: Trolls are a large, ungainly race, generally not developed intellectually enough to be capable of communication. They stand around 7-8 feet tall and have broad shoulders and small waists. Though extremely strong, Trolls, generally speaking, prefer to be left in their native environment, fighting only when attacked or goaded into it by one of the more intelligent races. This is a fairly common practice, as a single Troll, properly trained, has turned the tide of battle on several occasions. Information on the longevity of trolls and most other races is unknown, none having been observed dying of old age. There are 3 subraces of Troll, the Forest Trolls, the Stone Trolls, and the Sea Trolls.

The Forest Troll makes his home in the deep forests of Sharom, eating whole a type of rare plant which only grows in the tops of the trees, where it acts as a parasite, draining nutrients from the host tree. Thus, Forest Trolls are excellent climbers, though they must first find a tree large enough to hold their weight, a task not as difficult as it might seem. The skin of forest trolls is rough and brown, allowing them to blend into the bark of the trees around them. Forest Trolls are the most passive of the Troll race, and will fight only if backed into a corner.

The Stone Troll lives in the caves, mountaintops, and passes of Sharom, eating pretty much whatever it can find. It is virtually immune to the cold, and often sleeps for extended periods of time to conserve energy. An interesting fact is that the adult Stone Troll actually does eat rocks occasionally, which it somehow metabolizes and then uses to harden its skin. Thus, the easiest way to tell how old a stone troll is, is to see how rocky its skin looks. The more jagged and rocky it is, the older the troll. Stone Trolls will attack without warning if they sense the least chance of being able to eat a traveller, so it is wise to look at every outcrop of rock twice. It may be a Stone Troll.

The Sea Trolls live at the bottom of the murky depths of the sea, filtering oxygen out of the water with the large gills which protrude from the side of their face. They are able to swim for short periods of time, but due to their weight generally drift or walk along the sea floor, grabbing fish or seaweed when the opportunity presents itself. The Sea Elves frequently tame the Sea Trolls and, once trained, ride them into battle against their foes. Sea Trolls' skin is quite smooth, but still tough and able to blunt a coral dagger.

Goblins: Goblins have a very bad name. When most people think of Goblins, they think of wicked scrawny little creatures breaking into houses at night and eating babies. The truth is far from this, however. Goblins are populated with members as evil and good as that of any other race, it is simply that the good goblins tend to stay in their tribes and clans hidden deep in the mountains or forests, while the evil Goblins go raiding, pillaging, and eat their prey alive. There are 5 subraces of goblin, with the orc subrace having two distinct species. Goblin appearance varies greatly from subrace to subrace, but most of them have no body hair whatsoever, have long nails and sharp teeth.

Imps are the smallest goblins, usually no taller than a man's forearm. The males, generally the only ones seen, are the only type of goblin to have wings. Said wings are black and look rather like a bat's. An Imp's skin is one of several shades of dark red, and they generally have small horns protruding from just above their pointed ears. Imps are the only race of goblin which do not live in groups, preferring to live alone or in pairs in the dark places of inhabited areas, alone or in couples, venturing out at night to scavenge or hunt for food. Imps are fairly quick and nimble creatures, and it is not uncommon to see them employed in a delivery capacity, carrying messages and small amounts of goods within the cities.

The next size up in the goblin race are the scamps, which look quite similar to the imps, except around the height of a Brass Dwarf and with short tails. Their skin is a light tan, and they have the ability to snort small flames from their nostrils for a short period of time. Scamps generally live in small clans, taking up residence in a small grove of trees or cave. The more honourable scamps live out in the wild, catching small animals for food and eating them raw, however the vast majority of the species live in small groves by the side of the road and swarm over unsuspecting travellers by themselves or in a small party, bringing them down by sheer weight of numbers, and then eating them alive. Scamps are generally far too close to starvation to engage in clan versus clan warfare, however in a fat season it has been known to happen.

The Spider Goblins are the tallest of their race, though by no means the heaviest, and have 3 pairs of legs and one pair of arms, useful in navigating quickly the long twisting caves in which they live and giving them their name. They live in the large caves of the mountain ranges of Sharom, and are extremely dangerous. It is said that in the early days of the empire a spider goblin was responsible for the death of one of the Elven King's sons. In response, he asked his allies, which at that time included both humans and dwarves, to aid him in eradicating the entire race of the spider goblins. The armies drove the goblins into the mountains but there foundered and eventually returned to their own countries. Ever since the Spider goblins have hated Elves, Humans, and Dwarves of all description, attacking whatever dares venture into their caves and lairs. Spider goblins have no ears, and rather smooth featureless faces with no discernible nose or ears, and large dull black eyes. Their skin is a dark mottled grey. They normally use whatever medium sized rocks are around them as weapons, scorning the use of dwarven or human weapons..

Piranha Goblins are the terror of the waters. They have huge mouths full of razor sharp teeth and small beady eyes, with two small holes between the mouth and the eyes passing as a nose. Their body is short and lean, with splayed, long webbed toes and fingers. They're skin is white tinged with blue. Only a few tribes of Piranha will attack humans or dwarves on sight, but every last one in the water carries a vendetta against the Water Elves. The story goes that back before the days of the empire the Sea Elves and the River Elves were united as one race, and they enslaved every marine animal to their will, including the Piranha goblins. All were treated with cruelty, but the Piranha Goblins especially so, due to their ugly features and large mouths. As the Water Elves declined in power, and some began to respect the waterlife, the Piranha Goblins escaped from their slavery pens and began a war against the Water Elves. Centuries passed, and the Water Elves split into the Sea Elves and the River Elves, but the Piranha Goblins never forgot, and continued killing as many as they found to this day.

The Orcs are a curious subrace, closest by far to the Civilized races of the Humans, Elves, and Dwarves. The two species of Orc, the Bear Orc and the Hound Orc, are both fairly intelligent creatures, and are generally regarded as just below the Civilized Races in culture and overall community strength. The fact of the matter is that they are very nearly equal to the Civilized races, but centuries of living in a role of servitude have resigned them to their fate of living as a second class race. There are a few exceptions, some Bear Orcs having obtained high government posts in the Empire, and several have continued in high governmental roles even after the fall of the Empire.

The Hound orcs are really quite ugly creatures, with mottled light green skin and short ears low down on their head. Their chief ability is their sense of smell, which makes them ideal scouts in the army. Indeed, for most hound orcs the only life they know is that of a mercenary, companies of them serving in a scouting, archery, or light infantry role in many of the armies of Sharom. The few that have settled down generally work as hunters in small hamlets in the countryside, using their considerable skill in archery to bring in game and at least slightly offset the townspeoples natural prejudices.

The Bear Orcs are generally thought of as the closest to the Civilized races. They are, for one, the only species of Goblin which have hair; said hair generally being black, long, and straight. Their green skin, just slightly darker than the color of grass, is quite hairy, giving rise to the name of Bear. Bear Orcs stand about 6'3" on average and are quite well muscled and strong. Those Bear Orcs willing to tolerate the prejudice against them from the Civilized races generally work as mercenaries, fulfilling heavy infantry and Cavalry roles. Some have even become generals, in charge of the entire Army of a country. There is even one Bear Orc ruler, in the country of Urik'la. Those which do not live amongst the Civilized race, however, are nomads, roaming around the grasslands and forests in their tribes, some having lasted over one thousand years.

Ogres: Ogres are the largest humanoid race in Sharom, an average height being somewhere between 9'6" and 10' tall. They are rather slow, ungainly creatures, generally rather fat and, quite frankly, rather stupid. Their thick, tough skin is nigh impenetrable, and they invariably live by themselves in a rocky area. Ogres have quite possibly the strangest reproduction cycle of any race. Instead of reproducing by conventional means, as do most of the other races, the male and female Ogres (which are very nearly indistinguishable from one another) simply bathe in the same sand or gravel pit, sometimes with a gap of years between the two. After a period of about 2 years a baby ogre crawls his way up from the bottom of the pit to the surface, where he greedily eats whatever rocks or trees are around, usually never seeing either of his parents again. Ogres are occasionally captured and used in battle, but this is unusual, due to both the amount of effort needed to capture an Ogre and their inherent stupidity, which makes them very difficult to train. Ogres subsist chiefly on rocks and trees, though they have been known to eat other races as well, as they both taste very good to an Ogre palette, and strengthen the Ogres immensely. There are two races of Ogre, Granite Ogres and Sandstone Ogres.

Granite Ogres live chiefly in the mountains and low foothills of Sharom, generally in conflict with whatever Trolls are in the vicinity, leading to often vicious fights. They have three small eyes perched just above the small airholes which serve as nostrils. It has been postulated that the growth of the third eye, which is several inches higher than the other two, is to allow them to watch the skies for falling rocks or enemies. Granite Ogres have grey skin which helps them blend in against the stone, and usually use crude stone clubs as weapons, though a weapon is generally unnecessary against all but the most accomplished foe.

Sandstone Ogres live in canyons in the desert or close to the forest, generally as close to water as possible, though they can survive without it for several months. They have one large eye situated in the middle of their face, with their nostrils above it on the top of their head. An autopsy of a Sandstone Ogre has revealed that the position of their nostrils helps cool their eye and brain. They have few natural enemies, but when pressed uproot a small tree (if available) to use as a weapon. Their tan colored skin helps them blend in against the sandstone walls of the canyon which gave them their name.

Anthropomorphs: Although technically comprised of many different races, the Anthropomorphs are generally referred to collectively as "Anthros", "Morphers," or, more archaically, "Beastmen." They are comprised of animals with distinct qualities normally found in humanoid creatures. Of all the races, Anthros normally encounter the fiercest Racism from the other races, many of the civilized races regarding them as simply overgrown animals. They were granted equal rights under the Kinaani empire, and several countries continue to grant them this, but the prejudice they encounter is still strong. Beyond this, the different races are so different it is difficult to generalize. As a general rule Anthros have around the same lifespan as humans.

The first race of Anthros, and perhaps the most respected, are the Centaurs. They alone encounter little prejudice from the general populace, and frequently serve as wise men, astrologers, and personal magicians to rulers and princes. The form of the Centaur is that of a horse, but where the neck would normally attach a human torso grows, with a human head on top. Centaurs are very expensive to keep, as they have two stomachs, both a human's and horse's.

Satyrs are distantly related to the centaurs in that they are comprised of both man and horse parts, but the Satyr is mostly human, with only two horse legs and long horse ears. Satyrs are troublemakers, and can be most commonly found among thieves and outlaw bands.

Fauns are fairly closely related to Satyrs, but have the legs, ears, and horns of a goat instead. They enjoy strong drink and women (for the males at least) (though it is very unusual for them to get a woman) and are occasionally seen running bars in large cities.

Nekos are one of the strangest of the Anthros. In form they vary, for some the only thing vaguely humanoid about them being their body shape and size, all else, including face shape, ears, tail, fur, and paws being completely catlike. Others have little to no fur, the only thing catlike about them being the soft ears sticking up from beneath their hair, unusually long and sharp fingernails, and the faintest hint of whiskers. Of course there exists almost every variation imaginable between the two. An interesting thing to note is that generally the more catlike a Neko looks, the more catlike its personality will be, which generally means bitchy, aloof, and very very jealous and possessive. The ones closer to humanoid are generally quite affectionate and, should one gain their trust, loyal and loving. Unfortunately the weight of the population of Nekos fall more towards the catlike side of the spectrum, making them fairly disliked as a whole.

Werebeasts are the only Race of Anthros with subraces, classified mainly so because of their unique abilities. Werebeasts can change from a human form to an animal form, but generally only under certain conditions. (Powerful Werebeasts can do so at will) In their human form it is possible to tell they are a were beast only by examining the back of their left knee. Under the light of glow worms a faint mark can be seen, the form of the mark differing depending upon the subrace of werebeast being examined. Werebeasts are unusual among Anthropomorphs in that they can reproduce with humans successfully, indeed this is the only way they can have children. This has led scholars to conjecture that the Werebeasts are perhaps a result of a magical experiment millennia ago. Werebeasts are generally able to hide their identity from the general populace, but if discovered they often face at best being completely ostracized, and at worst burnt at the stake as a child of an evil deity. There are 3 types of Werebeast, Werewolves, Wereboars, and Wereapes.

Wereboars are the most common subrace of Werebeast, simply turning into a giant boar at the halfmoon. As people they have heightened senses of smell, poor eyesight, and generally low hygiene, but are otherwise unremarkable.

Wereapes are the next most common subrace, generally only found in southern climes however. Every night of the summer months they turn into a large gorilla, endowed with all the normal gorilla qualities. As humans they tend to be somewhat silent people, generally craftsmen or builders, very strong, and vaguely resembling a gorilla facially.

Werewolves are the rarest, and most powerful Werebeast, turning into a gigantic white or grey wolf on the nights of the full moon and new moon. As humans they have long shaggy hair, excellent nightvision, a sharp sense of smell, keen ears, and excellent endurance.

Minotaurs are perhaps the wildest of the Anthropomorphs, though ironically they have more human parts than most Anthros. They are essentially very tall and strong men with a bull's head and horns. Minotaurs are most commonly found running around in the wilderness, and are almost completely feral, possessing little higher brain power at all. They generally wield a large mace or axe, pillaged from the body of a victim or ancient tomb.

Foxelves are similar to the Nekos except with fox features instead of Cat features. Unlike the nekos, however, their personalities are normally fairly close to that of the elves across the board, hence their name. Foxelves are proficient users of all forms of magic, (exceptions, of course, exist) and often serve in such capacity in a mercenary group.

Lizosas are the only anthropomorph not based upon a mammal, being instead rather large lizards with humanoid body shapes and a fair amount of intelligence. They generally live in tribes in the forest and jungle, with as little interaction with other races as possible. Their bite is mildly poisonous, sending the victim into paralysis for around two minutes. Lizosas generally use spears and other crude weapons against their enemies, going into battle with their markings ablaze to indicate their anger. Not much else is known about these creatures, as any attempt at research ends with the researcher dead.

Vampiri: The Vampiri are strange, mysterious beings, shrouding themselves in shadow and secrecy. It is very unusual to see one and know that you've seen one, as, on the surface, many of them look just like a normal human, and those which do not do not usually let themselves be seen. Vampiri, as a rule, drink only blood, though some varieties can eat normal food without gaining any nourishment from it. The method by which Vampiri reproduce is the other interesting trait shared by all of them. There are two methods by which they do so. The first is very similar to the way in which most of the other races reproduce, identical in fact, with the provision that the other Vampiri is of the same strain, as matings between Vampiri of different strains never result in offspring. The second way is far more interesting. A Vampir (singular form of Vampiri) may turn a normal human (or, though this is far more difficult, elf) into another Vampir of the strain, (with ¾ of the power of the original Vampir), by feeding some of its blood to the one being turned. Several stipulations upon this turning exist, however. If a female, she must be a virgin, and be able to bear children, or will be able to in future Males must be under the age of 30, not eunuchs, and must have a large amount of strength to endure the turning. Elves cannot be turned at all if they have passes their 50^th year, (young by Elvish reckoning) and both the male and female stipulations apply to both genders. If they fulfil these conditions, then the Vampir opens a vein in its arm and feeds the one being turned (known as a childer) around 4 ounces of blood. The process of turning, which generally takes nearly a week, is excruciating for the childer, especially the males, of whom most die from the pain. The females are somewhat less resistant subconsciously, and most escape with their lives and their new Vampiri powers.

Due to their diet, Vampiri are almost universally feared, and if discovered they are generally ostracized by the surrounding populace. All Vampiri are very weak to silver weapons, and most to direct sunlight, and weak Vampiri can be killed by having a stake thrust through their heart, though it is extremely painful for the stronger of them as well. Vampiri are also immortal, the most ancient and powerful of them having been alive since before the Empire was founded. There are 5 strains of Vampiri, the Black Vampiri, the Purple Vampiri, the Red Vampiri, the Blue Vampiri, and the Silver Vampiri.

The Black Vampiri are one of the most common strains. They are very stealthy and very quick, able to jump very high and land from a fall without ever injuring themselves. Black Vampiri also have a special ability which allows them to become nearly invisible when still. Black Vampiri resemble a normal human, albeit with pale skin and black eyes at night time, and can turn into a large bat at will. Black Vampiri are the most sensitive to the sun, unable to go out during daytime at all.

The Purple Vampiri are indistinguishable from humans (able to eat normal human food) and are expert magicians in all of the disciplines, able to weave a spell in no time at all. However, they are physically weak and have low endurance, able nonetheless to heal themselves of all but the most serious injuries with ease. Purple Vampiri are able to eat normal food.

The Red Vampiri are the least common and the most dangerous and powerful. Though they possess no innate talent with magic, whatever strength they had as a human is multiplied by 10. They seem to shrug off most injuries with no problems, it is extraordinarily difficult to kill them. In addition to this the Red Vampir can jump and fall in a similar manner to that of the Black Vampir. However, Red Vampiri are extraordinarily sensitive to the sun, unable to stand under direct sunlight for more than a few seconds before their skin begins to burn. They are also vulnerable to fire. Red Vampiri have skin so pale it looks completely drained of color, and their eyes are red at night. Red Vampiri are able to eat normal food.

Blue Vampiri are unique in that very few of them are human, most being water elves stolen from their cradle at birth or given birth to naturally by two other Blue Vampiri. They live underwater for the most part, their mutated lungs able to filter the oxygen from the water. Blue Vampiri are very quick swimmers, faster even than the Water Elves. They are extremely weak in sunlit water, preferring to stay in the depths of the sea during the daytime, venturing out of their caves only when the sun is down. They usually live on the edge of a Water Elf city, which gives them plenty of blood during the nighttime.

Silver Vampiri are the strangest of the 5 strains, as they are dedicated to wiping every single other Vampiri off of the continent. They have turned parts of their bodies into silver, to better aid them in their battle, and generally refuse to acknowledge the fact that they themselves are Vampiri, despite the fact that they have a combination of the abilities of the other Vampiri and reproduce in the same

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Dragons: Dragons are the most feared creatures in Sharom. They are highly intelligent (though this is not always accompanied by an equal dose of wisdom) and strong, covered in several layers of tough scales, which, while not impenetrable, take serious hacking to get through. Fortunately for the average traveller, wild dragons are very rare, they were hunted nearly to extinction several millennia ago and, though their numbers are climbing slowly as they thrive off of the current chaos, it is still unlikely that one will ever encounter a wild Dragon. However, many dragons have been tamed and form part of a king's army. It is unusual for a king to have more than one or two, however, as they are extremely expensive to keep. There are 5 kinds of Dragons, the Flame Dragons, the Earth Dragons, the Water Dragons, the Wind Dragons, and the Gold Dragons.

The Earth Dragons are perhaps the most common, their total population being around 2/3 of the total estimated Dragon population, however this does not mean they are by any means easy to find. They are around twenty feet long with two rather stumpy legs which, nonetheless, they can move quite quickly on. Despite their rather large and sharp teeth, they eat mostly vegetation. This does not make them any less dangerous, as they will generally attempt to rend in two the body of any foolish enough to encroach on their territory, then leave the body for the vultures to eat. They are generally a dark, mottled brown in color with an occasional green tint. Occasionally an Earth Dragon may develop a taste for meat, these are those which most often give their services to a king, allowing themselves to be ridden in exchange for as much enemy human flesh as they can stomach.

The Wind Dragons are light, feathery beings, the smallest of the Dragons but also the fastest. They have a wingspan of approximately 30 feet, and a body length of around 15, including their tail. Unlike the stocky and bulky Earth Dragons, the Wind Dragons have slender, lithe bodies, their green scales shimmer and seem quite delicate. Wind Dragons eat mostly flying creatures, snatching them out of the sky in their needle-like teeth. They are often tamed by Dragon Knights, and form the most popular mount for both branches of that order. Wind Dragons rarely attack humans without provocation.

Gold Dragons are perhaps the most selfish creatures in Sharom. Their sole pleasure in life is to gather as much treasure as possible, heap it in a cave, and sit on it. Females of the species are attracted to males with larger piles of treasure, as this evidences a better ability to gain it. Though many believe that the Dragons themselves are golden, they are in fact a rather dark maroon, and quite bare of scales in some places. Many adventurers think that this makes killing a dragon and taking its treasure a fairly easy way of gaining gold, however what is not commonly known is that a number of secret rites must be made over treasure an earth dragon has lain upon, otherwise the curse of the dragon shall come to rest upon the house of the one who took the treasure. This curse is the result of a Gold Dragon sitting on its pile of treasure for so long thinking greedy thoughts. It take various forms, but the most common involves the adventurer going mad, killing all those closest to him and then himself. The magic necessary to dispel the curse is fairly expensive and there are few who can perform it.

Water Dragons live in the great oceans, grey green in color with luminescent scales which glow under moonlight. They are divided into several clans, each permanently allied with a kingdom of the Sea Elves. It is said this binding is a result of the 3 Sea Elf brothers, each of which founded his own kingdom, coming across a nest of 3 baby Water Dragons in a grotto deep under the sea. They protected the baby dragons from a horde of Piranha Goblins, and as such the babies made a contract of mutual protection with the Elves, each dragon paired with a brother, a contract which would be carried on until the last dragon of that bloodline, or the last Elf, fell. There are, however, wild Water Dragons which eat as they can, occasionally serving as mercenaries to an Elven army in return for food and Basalt, a rock which the dragons hold in high esteem. Each Water Dragon collects a much basalt as possible in his life, believing it to have properties which increase speed and strength. Water dragons have the closest thing to a culture among the dragons, clans and bloodlines are recognized by curious ritual scarring on a water dragons webbed tail, and feuds and grudges are remembered for generations. Water Dragons have webbed claws as well as the aforementioned tail. This tail is their main source of propulsion throughout the water, their claws serving merely to stabilize them and perform slight changes in direction. A Water Dragon travelling at top speed tugs his arms and legs into his side and thrusts his long snout forward, a small dorsal fin on the top of his head and another larger one on his back also helping to keep balance. It is said that Water Dragons are the most intelligent of the Dragons, however this claim is fiercely contested by the Fire Dragons, their eternal enemies.

Fire Dragons are the largest of the Dragons, with a body length of up to 40 feet and a wingspan of nearly 50. They are able to breath fire from their mouth, which is filled with razor sharp teeth. Their scales, generally thought of as the toughest form of dragon scales and much in demand for items of clothing, are blood red in color, gradually getting darker under the belly. Fire Dragons are capable of long flights, and while they are not nearly as agile as a Wind Dragon in the air, are quite able to fight efficiently there. Fire Dragons are immune to most forms of flame, the combustion which takes place inside their body to let them be able to breathe fire ensures that it would be difficult for even the heat of the sun to harm them. Cold and water, however, while not able to kill them instantly, weaken the Fire Dragon who, if left in the cold or in the water for long enough, will eventually have its inner fire put out and die. They are the breed which most rarely allow a human to use them as a mount or in battle, however when this action happens, usually as a result of the dragon owing the human some service.

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Sharom is home to many of those who practice different forms of seemingly supernatural powers known commonly as "magic" Only a brief description of the different types of these powers can be given here, as a full study of even one of them can take a lifetime.

Nature Magic:
Nature magic, as it's name implies, is the art of magic through nature. That is the rough description of nature magic. Nature magic is achieved by tapping into a power greater than the user. What this force is, no one knows for sure. Scholars who have done research on the matter have often asked users for descriptions of how the magic is achieved, and the following facts are known.
When a using Nature magic, the user connects with a power greater than themself—a power which is often described as a current or pulse of some sort. This current is believed to be an energy that flows through all living beings. The user then changes the flow in some manner, causing differing effects. The more the user changes the flow, the dramatic the effect.
The exact nature of this "flow" is highly speculated. The flow itself cannot be observed, only it's effects on beings. Highly adept nature magic users have been known to detect this flow around themselves, and have noted that the flow is "stronger" in certain places. These places are often fraught with live, such as lush forests. It has also been noted that it is found in pregnant women in great abundance. Because of this, it is believed by some that this flow may be the source of life, or the source of souls. Others believe that this flow may be a connection to some sort of divinity.
There have been numerous records of the act of nature magic—however, some of these have only been found in myths and legends. How grand or fast an act is done depends on the user's will and the presence of the "flow". Nature magic often centers on triggering, slowing, or accelerating natural events. These include; healing rate, oxidation rate (how fast metal will rust), changing the weather, growth of plants, etc. Despite the many things that can be achieved by nature magic, there are things it cannot achieve, such resurrection. This is due to the fact that nature magic seems to follow the regular cycle of nature. Therefore, while it is conceivable to create a new living being with nature magic, one cannot reverse death itself.
However, this brings in question the ability to transform into other creatures. It is unknown how this could be consider "natural", but it has been practiced by some magic users. This ability is often very specialized, and very few nature magic users ever learn or master this ability. The ability to transform into a another species is considered an impossibility, though some scholars have begun to theorize that this may deal with the phenomena of finding fossils which resemble more than one animal.
Metals, and in particular refined metals, have unique effects on nature magic. It seems that metal is some ways necessary to harness nature magic, but is detrimental in most other ways. Metals have the ability to absorb, reflect, and warp the effects of nature magic. People who use nature magic often find they cannot use the magic when they are contact with metals. However, especially shaped metals have been noted to enhance or change the magic when placed at certain locations on the body. However, these beneficial metals are few and far in-between, and are seldom capable of being reproduced to their extreme complexity. In extremely theoretical circles, some believe that the trace minerals in the body form a lattice, which is used to control and manipulate nature magic.
Nature magic is either self-taught or learned. Those who learn the magic have the tendency to learn at a linear rate, gaining a constant knowledge and skill over time. Those who teach themselves are rarer, and learn slower at first, but their talents are noted to grow exponentially. The self-taught are rare for a good reason though. Most are born with wild minds, and often can not fit in with civilization, preferring to live in the wilderness. There are "normal"-minded self-taught users though. It should be noted that the wild users are often more powerful and grow faster in their skills than their more normal counterparts. In addition, it should also be noted that the "Wild Ones" are varied in their disposition—they should not be stereotyped as savage. Just like any animal, they can range from violent and territorial, to shy and withdrawn, or even to friendly and helpful. A few occasions have been reported wherein Wild Ones have been noted to attack travelers for entering patches of land, while others have reported acts of mercy, such as healing, feeding, even defending travelers.

Essence Magic: Essence magic, in many ways similar to Nature Magic, involves the manipulation of an outside force. This force, however, is known as Essence, and it flows around and through everything. One's ability to control Essence is dependent on the amount which one can feel the essence flowing around one, an ability which can be heightened through extensive training. Essence magic use is tied to hand signs formed in order to perform a certain spell. Highly trained mages can perform spells without the signs, however this is an ability only gained after decades of training. Once one gains the ability to manipulate essence, one can perform spells, if one knows the correct way to weave the essence into itself in order to produce the desired effect. This is the reason behind the use of handsigns. The signs give a visual reminder of how the essense is to be woven together, and for most mages, the spell is impossible to correctly perform without that. The results of the spells themselves are generally either elemental effects, such as shooting a fireball from ones hand or causing someone to turn to stone, or shield effects, creating an invisible barrier around someone, or concealing them from view. There are other effects, however, far too numerous to list here.
It is said that it is impossible for one to be a user of both Nature Magic and Essence Magic, as the way in which the body must be trained to feel is vastly different for each one.

Psichoran: Psichoran is, quite simply, the ability to amplify one's thought power enough that it can affect things outside the body. It is an ability which can be amplified by magic gear, up to a point, and is used for such things as telekinesis, pyrokinesis, telepathy, and, in some extreme cases, mind control. Those with extremely strong wills are the best candidates for training in Psichoran, as the ability to control one's own thoughts completely is the first step in using Psichoran. Use is not without its drawbacks, however, as any attempt to use a Psichoran technique means exposing one's thoughts to any with the least amount of mental sensitivity in the area, due to the amplitude of the thought waves necessary to perform even the most basic technique. The mind control technique takes advantage of this fact, amplifying thought waves so much that they are the only thing those with lesser wills can think about, in some cases taking direct control of the other person's neural system.

Body-Alteration: Body Alteration is not magic, as the term is generally understood, but the effects of it are so often confused with those of essence or nature magic that it is classified under magic for simplicity's sake. Users of Body Alteration are able to control their bodies completely through mental power, similar in some ways to Psichoran. With complete control over their anatomy nearly down to a cellular level, amazing feats of strength, healing, and endurance can be achieved. Some very advanced users can even perform such techniques as amplifying their body's electrical current, jolting their opponent by gathering static electricity on their hands. However, training in body alteration can take decades, depending on the students natural abilities in the area.

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Goose: Dwarves (mostly)
Ken: Natorino, Nature Magic, Himmel Raiders, Mogili Tribesmen, Confederacy of Girlonian Elves
Steel Samurai: All else

Accompanying the scroll are two very old looking maps. You unroll them gingerly to reveal one map containing the geography of the continent, and another revealing the Political boundaries of the continent.
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Maps Copyright Andrew Waters 2008. All Rights Reserved. Thanks to Ken for providing the Himmel names.

Plot: Chaos seems about to break loose. The Mammoth Kinaani empire, having long held sway over the majority of the continent of Sharom, has finally fractured and broken into dozens of small countries, each trying to assert itself over its neighbours and gain access to their valuable resources. The constant raiding of the Himmel tribe from over the western sea has left the coastal tribes impoverished and stricken by famine, but the landlocked regions have it little better, the constant feuding between their kings, tribal leaders, religious leaders, and guild leaders leaving little time or money for the peasants and farming.
Into this come the Order of the Dragon, a remnant from the days of Kinaan. Once upon a time they acted as keepers of the peace, putting down any rebellious upstart wizard or scientist threatening the safety of the citizens of the empire. Answering only to the emperor himself, they were crucial both during war and peace to the Empire's success. But eventually, under attacks from the tough Mogilili tribesmen to the north, the Himmel raids from the west, and an increasing threat from the Confederacy of Girlonian Elves to the south, the Empire shattered. However, the Dragon Knights did not. Due mainly to the leadership of Darin Godfrey, Grandmaster at the time, the Knights came through the fall of the Empire relatively unscathed, their knights pledging loyalty to both the Order and their home country. It was at this point that contention arose. Darin had a vision for the Knights, that they would act as neutral arbiters between warring countries, attempting to protect the innocent and helpless from those who could do harm to them. His second in command, Hilteng, had a different idea. He wished for the Knights to establish their own state and gradually take over the rest of the countries, creating a new Empire of the Dragon. The two argued long and hard against it, and eventually it came to violence, an all out war between those with Darin and those with Hilteng. When the dust settled, over half the Knights were dead, including Hilteng, and Darin was gravely wounded. A truce was declared, and the two groups split, Hilteng's chief supporter, Ma-tin taking just over 2/3 of the knights and leaving, joining the service of Lord Jinjak to begin the realization of their dream. Darin and his Knights returned to their headquarters in Kinaancha, the imperial city, to begin rebuilding the order.
It has been nearly 100 years since the empire fell. For 50 years chaos and anarchy reigned abating only slowly as new kingdoms and principalities were established. Eventually, the Kings and lords settled down, trying to rebuild the economy of their countries. But now, a new generation is coming of age, one which does not remember the time of chaos. National pride, no matter how small or poor the country, is high, and tempers are short. The whole continent seems to be on the bursting point of anarchy once more. Can the peace hold? Or will the land be plunged into disorder again?

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Standard RPG rules. No godding, no randomly getting powers, no derailing of the plot. If you want to join, you must speak with me first, so I can ensure your character will fit in and so it can be integrated into the story realistically. Note that I am not going to be very demanding on characters, it's simply a matter of having everything make sense in the larger plot. Right is reserved to eject anyone from the RPG at any time for anything I deem necessary. The encyclopaedia above is not static by any means. If you have aught you might wish to add to it, let me know and I'll have a look. Chances are, if it's good, I'll put it in.

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