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Soul Gazing
A special method of fortune telling (100 word submission for the Ye Olde Archaic Word Challenge)
Babies-In-The-Eyes: The miniature reflection of himself whic…
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Shevourus the Mad
"Yeeah!" the old man shouted as he made a dramatic flurry with his chalk - the mounted knight now bearing a stylized lance as it bore down on the many…
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Elziphar of Saliadonia
They had thought him a crank, an eccentric, not practicing a real form of magic. How wrong they were.
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Ye Zoldering Grimoire
This ancient text is the legacy of one of the greatest mages of all time, but using it can be quite a challenge!
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The Taghairm Skin
The ancient sages knew: To see beyond the veils of Death, you must become as one dead.
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Yird-Swine
Et deprecabantur eum spiritus dicentes mitte nos in porcos ut in eos introeamus (Mark 5:12)
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Stolvi the Screever
Inspired by a secret muse, a humble man sketches heroes and battles for the folk of the Market Quarter.
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Goodman Slatterbite
Driven by a lifetime of anger, Modest Slatterbite and his “Staff of Truth” have come to condemn the “wicked”.
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Ssao E'hzeir, Alytarch of Yyiszo
Ssao E'hzeir, once a soldier, then a mandarin-magistrate, and then a clan-father, was rewarded for years of faithful service with the post of alytarch.
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Saint Oblat the Maimed
Ye Olde English
Oblat - A soldier who, grown impotent or maimed in service, hath maintenance or the benefit of a monk's place assigned him in an abbey
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Tagliabue's Tete-a-tete
Tete-a-tete, adjective:
1. Private; confidential; familiar.
2. A private conversation between two people.
3. A short sopha intended to accommodate two pers…
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Gaberlunz
Most cities have long and storied histories, tales of nobles and intrigue, places in cultural, social, or military history. Gaberlunz in one of those places tha…
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Pooskers
A peculiar guild of specialists. "Flick your ticks, slice your lice, squeeze your fleas."
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The Chalice Bearers
In the great city of Ozea, the funeral processions of the dead are followed by the Chalice Bearers, mourners who gather their tears to annoint the deceased.