7 Thumbnails for you to base a campaign on

The Dread Gods are a sort of fallen pantheon venerated in the Hardlands

Radial Noise was a clandestine project that gathered genetic and engramic data from specific people

A child who has been groomed and prepared for a specific purpose

AKA Westworld

An additonal idea to the Sword of Inar.

A network of Stargate portals running on a standardized protocol.

A decidedly creepy school of magic.

There are certain skilled trackers that can taste the trail and follow their prey using the protected magic of the mystic tracker.

A Darknet Matrix designed for anonymous communications and hosting. Impossible to censor or spy on. Completely distributed and totally free to use.

The Hidden Fortress spell allows the caster to create a fortress sized structure and the conceal it anywhere they desire

Man, Moment, Machine

The Queens of Praxingdrell have a storied history and a secret spellbook containing their collection of eye magics

Summoning Magic has always been of particular interest to me, and here is a summation, 7 uses of summoning spells, inspired by Final Fantasy, the Masked Singer, and general summoning from traditional RPGs.

For those of you who played the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion or more specifically, The Shivering Isles Expansion, you will know that there is a unique justice system in it. In which, if you choose to be detained instead of paying the fine, there is an option to try and escape with your life and if you do, your crimes are considered forgiven.

Well I decided this is a unique idea and am going to make a post about it.

Seven things that Orb craft can do that set them apart from the current military paradigm of power armor companies, platoons of mecha, skeletrons, robots, drones, and the rest.

An elemental-at-arms is an elemental being that is summoned in the shape of a man in armor.

Some thoughts I have had since watching quite a few movies recently

Between automation and lifestyle changes, the general populace of the Cosmic Era's First World no longer has to engage in employment to secure their survival. Many turn to the virtual world of the CogNet to make a better life for themselves.

As the population boomed in the late Petroleum Era, there was a demand for more building, more homes, more businesses, more offices, and all competing for the same real estate