Campaign Table of Contents

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Generating NPCsGenerate NPC
Items folderItems and Objects
Dictionary for languagesLanguages Dictionary
Homebrew monstersBestiary
CalendarAelorian Calendar
list of plansImportant names to create later
MythsUntethered Myths
NPC random backstoriesNPC Backstories
Generating Random buildsRandom Buildings
Names on demandRandom Names Lists
Ideas for quests or CampaignsCampaign And Quest Ideas

Songs to remember to use

Makora - https://youtu.be/vOWSDBKFjQ4?si=bvnU6ZeeT4W2ENHs Elemental convergence - https://youtu.be/goXKlOozyx8?si=1QD4BjQqcONNqbvR

Random Quotes

  1. “Are you aiming for greatness or avoiding disapointment”
  2. “the only evil that can be excused as necessary is the one that nation controls”
  3. “Si operarii omnes producunt, omnia operariis pertinent.”
  4. “what do you think it means to be saved”
  5. “What happened?” - “Nothing that wasn’t my fault”
  6. “Something is different”
  7. “Well I don’t know, but i know one thing. Governments are only excuses to subjugate others to the will of the dominant socio-economic ethnic group, as they control the resources they choose who gets to be punished. So anyways do you want to go to the tavern?”
  8. “I don’t think so, but i do think that the growing control of those that have the power over the means of production is a threat to the autonomy of the people. As value that is created by the working force is not rewarded to them. Instead only guarantees enough for them to survive and work more. It’s like slavery but with extra steps. So anyhow, how’s your day going?”
  9. “You know, that reminds me that sometimes, violence is the necessary. Sometimes the only path to redemption for the sins of ignorance is to face the fundamental truth of blood and fire. As they meet the primordial within their heartbeat, the oppressors might have a chance to understand the pain they caused and atone for their sins. Also have you seen the new play at the theater?”
  10. “You think we’re equals? I had to battle struggles you’ve never imagined. I became this while fearing the night, disguising myself as a man just to travel safely. Our similarities end when you learned to fight your enemies, while I had to fight both enemies and so-called comrades who left me with scars that will never heal. I survived because I was cursed to live as I am among those I swore to protect, only to be seen as their enemy.”
  11. “The universe is and we are”
  12. “We do not have much connection, you and I. Still this encounter feels special, I hope you do not mind if I think of you as a friend”
  13. “This is your home. If you want to fight to defend it, that’s your choice. I’d be honoured to stand alongside you. The enemy attacks tomorrow. He’s brutal and fights only to kill, which is why he will never defeat us. Look around. In this circle, we’re all equals. You’re not fighting because someone’s ordering you to, you’re fighting for so much more than that. You fight for your homes. You fight for your family. You fight for your friends. You fight for the right to grow crops in peace. And if you fall, you fall fighting for the noblest of causes: fighting for your very right to survive! And when you’re old and grey, you’ll look back on this day, and you’ll know you earned the right to live every day in between! So you fight! For your family! For your friends! For Ealdor!”
  14. “I can’t blame you for wanting to know yourself better, it was one of the biggest pleasures of my life”
  15. “The pain of your absence is sharp and haunting, and I would give anything to not know it; anything but never knowing you at all I can only hope that you are safe, wherever you are”
  16. “This song is new to me, but I am honored to be part of it”
  17. “It’s tempting to linger in this moment, but unless they are collapsed by an observer, they will never be more than that, only possibilities”
  18. “Are you still here? I am unsure how to survive in a universe without you, I am unsure how to be me without you”
  19. “Is the hardest part of this tragedy not knowing who we may have lost? or will the hardest part come later, when we learn?”
  20. “Speak, mortal. You have reached Tharvek, Devourer of Innocents and Wielder of Eternal Flames. It appears I have missed your pitiful attempt at contact. Leave your name, teleportation runes, preferred genre of torment, shoe size, allegiance, deepest fears, vulnerabilities, complete medical history, and where you summoned the gall to disturb me. I may choose to acknowledge your existence, but not by such mundane means. Thank you, and remember: tread carefully, for death lurks at every shadowed crossing.”
  21. “I see someone making through, you just need to be sure it is you”
  22. “You are no saint; you’re just indifferent. You aid all without caring who they’ve wronged or what evil they’ve wrought. You place the wicked among those who shelter you. Even the gods’ love is not unconditional, and neither should ours be.”
  23. As the hag’s gaze pierces through the darkness, her voice resonates with an otherworldly chill. “You feel it, don’t you? The knot tightening around your throat, the sharp claws of dread digging into your chest, the icy tendrils slithering down your spine? That’s the sensation of being forsaken, of standing alone in the void, unnoticed by the gods. Even your soul quivers, knowing that no divine intervention will come to your aid. You’re trapped in a blind spot, unseen by the greater powers.” Her words hang heavy in the air, suffocating the very essence of hope. “And yet, you cling to your righteous desires, your noble quest to save your friends. But can you be certain that your gods will forgive such a pact with a creature like me? Your actions may be seen as a grievous offense, a betrayal of everything they hold dear. Will they not turn their backs on you? And this dread that gnaws at your spirit, it will not dissipate once you leave this place. It will cling to you like a curse, haunting your every step until the day you finally rest in your grave, a constant reminder of the darkness that lurks within your soul.”
  24. “In this life, we traverse like a canoe upon deep waters. Our passage ripples the surface briefly, yet the depths remain undisturbed. With time, the surface quiets once more, leaving no trace of our journey.”
  25. Isabelle-”Such is the reason thine footwear is rugged.” Elena-”Such is the reason thine mother is deceased.” Isabelle-”
” Elena-”Deceased as The Nine Hells.” Isabelle-”
Gods above.” Elena-”Pray tell, what manner of footwear hath she? In her grave?” Isabelle-”
” Elena-”Such is why thine greatmother lacketh knees, and she cannot petition the Lord, wench. How now? She cannot skip as the Elven.” Isabelle-”Dismount my carriage!” Elena-”Such is why thy babe, hath a glass eye, and when she weepeth, thou must polish it with lye, wench.” Isabelle-”Dismount at once!” Elena-”I’ll exit thine carriage. Flank!”
  26. “You are a coward wearing the facade of a revolutionary.”
  27. “What is better - to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?”
  28. “I will face the god and walk backwards into hell.”
  29. “The man who sleeps on the floor cannot fall out of bed.”
  30. “The man who sleeps with a machete is a fool every night but one.”
  31. “For every person who dreams up a butter knife, there is a person who dreams up a poisoned dagger.”
  32. “Only the truly dead have seen the end of war.”
  33. “Does the archer fear his bow? Or does he kiss each arrow goodbye as it marries the wind?”
  34. “These feelings can eat away at you, chip away the parts of you that you once held dear and defined you. You remember a time where you felt more complete, had stronger relationships and felt more loved.”
  35. “To be tall is not a virtue, to be short is not a sin.”
  36. “Power comes in a response to a need, not desire. You have to create that need.”
  37. “You can’t kill me in a way that matters.”
  38. “Do what you must, I have already won.”
  39. “Stand in the ashes of a trillion dead souls and ask the ghosts if honor matters. The silence is your answer.”
  40. “Darkness without light is an abyss. Light without darkness is blinding. You cannot have a coin with only one side.”
  41. “When they burned Ioun’s Archive, the crowd revelled in horrible disbelief. They understood that there was something older than wisdom, and it was fire, and something truer than words, and it was ashes, and something more eternal than knowledge, and it was death.”
  42. “I can no longer be a liberator for people who refuse to see their chains.”
  43. “You could sooner divert a river from its corse than deny my nature.”
  44. “Violence for violence is the rule of beasts.”
  45. “The only universal langue is blood and flames, we all have spoken this language and felt the fear of words older than our desires.”
  46. “The fire of extravagance can never burn simplicity.”
  47. “A mind unprepared for freedom will shatter like glass when shown cosmos without restriction.”
  48. “I have been cursed by my hubris, and my work will never be finished.”
  49. “I would rather die standing than live kneeling.”
  50. “For even the most banal of deaths can be made tragic by a broken heart.”
  51. “To love someone is to turn around. To love someone is to look at them.”
  52. “There’s no cheerful somebody waiting for you at that alter. There is no meaning your alphabet soup. There is a right to obey.”
  53. “The foulest insults you hurl with intent to wound will calmly settle at the earth beneath my feet, and the venom you spit will bring all the pain of a warm summer breeze. You are less than you can concieve, while I carry on, brmmming with joy distilled from detatchment.”
  54. “They Killed the best of us, so they are stuck with the worst of us.”
  55. “There is no truer hatred than the way men love.”
  56. “Would you spit in the face of the god’s designs by referring to a mountain as a hill?”
  57. “If i lay one brick down at a time who are you to tell me I’m not building a house?”
  58. “True love graced you with its presence and you turned its intimacy into a joke to be shared with the world.”
  59. “To enter is to be forgiven of the greatest sin, to leave is to repeat it. Would you dwell in this garden, or would you forsake it, for man deserveth not his paradise lost?”
  60. “She was wild, crazy, ravenous and beautiful. But we simple mortal men who have lived know better than to chase things described as those.”
  61. “I live outside of the gods’ sight and by consequence outside of their love.”
  62. “This is war. War does not determine who is right, only who is left.”
  63. “I’m a man dying of thirst watching another man drown.”
  64. “You are naught but a nail dreaming itself a hammer.”
  65. “Each inch of our lands are littered with the ruins of empires that dared to dream of eternity and deemed themselves endless. ”
  66. “You walk upon bones of those who thought they could tame the wild, and yet dare to repeat their sins?”
  67. “I had only one thought before the slaughter. This man will not make an orphan of my daughter”
  68. “Culture shouldn’t exist only for those who can afford it”
  69. “The path of revenge is not an honorable one but sometimes it is the only one beneath your feet”
  70. “Act confounded and you’ll become enlightened”
  71. “Those who test boundaries find cliffs”
  72. “Aftermath is the sum of poor calculation”
  73. “Consequence favors the foolish”
  74. “Consequence befriends the foolish”
  75. “If you desire fire stroke the flame”
  76. “The lack of restraint encourages fallout”
  77. ‘A reckless temperament perfectly tempts fate”
  78. ‘Incautious provocation bears unwanted education”
  79. “Am I doing the right choice marrying her?” -“Each and every moment with her will be worth it tenfold”
  80. “What troubles you, my hunter? Do you not hear the call of the hunt? Or do you wish to stir something more from the depths of this nightmare?”
  81. “A chicken that follows a duck drowns.”
  82. “A dog bitten by a snake is even afraid of sausage.”
  83. “A sparrow that follows a clay builder becomes a bricklayer’s helper.”
  84. “A scoundrel’s hat is a sledgehammer.”
  85. “In the land of the one-legged, every kick is a trip.”
  86. “In the land of the fearful, every pillowcase is a ghost.”
  87. “Pretend to be a piglet to nurse lying down.”
  88. “A sleeping alligator becomes a lady’s purse.”
  89. “A bird that eats stones knows the butt it has.”
  90. “He who eats quietly, eats always.”
  91. “A chicken that follows a bat sleeps upside down.”
  92. “More lost than an olive in a toothless mouth.”
  93. “More lost than an onion in a fruit salad.”
  94. “Velvet pants, bare butt.”
  95. “He who is afraid of snakes doesn’t go into the woods.”
  96. “Never look a gift horse in the mouth.”
  97. “He who has no ears doesn’t wear glasses.”
  98. “Palaces of silver and gold cannot be built overnight.”
  99. “I have the body of a pig”
  100. “Lies? in your house of god?”
  101. “Do not mistake my altruism with indifference. I shall not lay the wicked among the fair; the love of the gods is not unconditional, and neither is mine.”
  102. “The gods may judge you but their sins outnumber yours.”
  103. “The future is not written and it is foolish to squint at what cannot be read.”
  104. “Not all places exist to be found. Sometimes one must revel in the shadows to truly see the light.”
  105. “Did the man who first discovered fire consider the burned houses? Or did he simply sleep with a full stomach?”
  106. “A falling knife has no handle”
  107. “How does it feel? For i am the conclusion to your story, and you are but a page in my book.”
  108. “Don’t kill me. Please. I am scared.” “You are?” “Yes. I am scared to not exist. Aren’t you?”
  109. “I am a monument to all your sins.”
  110. “I’ll do whatever you want. Then Perish.”
  111. “To become a god is the loneliest achievement of all.”
  112. “I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me.”
  113. “All knowledge is based on that which we cannot prove. Will you fight? Or will you perish like a dog?”
  114. “Nobody likes to change. There will always be resistance to change. And the quicker you get to that, the easier it is. It’s not such a difficult thing. If you entrench yourself and go, ‘by the gods, I will not change. I will not have this.’ Then, you’re a dead man. We’re great at adaptability. It’s our strongest suit.”
  115. “You’ve got to make a statement. You’ve got to look inside yourself and say: ‘what am I willing to put up with today?’”
  116. “Whenever you look at another creator or an artist that you respect, you’re only seeing what took them a long time of work and doubt to push through. You never see the struggle behind it. So you think you’re the only one struggling, when in fact, everyone goes through it.”
  117. “Too many people have opinions on things they know nothing about. And the more ignorant they are, the more opinions they have.”
  118. “Pick a god and pray.”
  119. “I see now that the circumstances of one’s birth are irrelevant; it is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.”
  120. “Dude, sucking at something is the first step towards being sort of good at something.”
  121. “There’s no point in being grown up if you can’t act childish at times.”
  122. “Men are props on the stage of life, and no matter how tender, how exquisite
 A lie will remain a lie.”
  123. “If you want me to die, just say so. ”
  124. “Then become the dirt I walk on.”
  125. “To feel sorrow is to deserve peace.”
  126. “Can you feel your heart burning? Can you feel the struggle within? The fear within me is beyond anything your soul can make. You cannot kill me in a way that matters.”
  127. “You are alone, child. There is only darkness for you, and only death for your people. These ancients are just the beginning. I will command a great and terrible army
 and we will sail to a billion worlds. We will sail until every light has been extinguished. You are strong, child. But I am beyond strength.”
  128. “He has already begun painting the picture, now we must decide to finish it.”
  129. “When someone leaves your life those exits
 are
 not made equal. Some are beautiful, and poetic, and satisfying. Others are abrupt and unfair, but most are just unremarkable, unintentional, clumsy.”
  130. “You kneel before my throne unaware it was built on lies.”
  131. “I never cared about justice, and I don’t recall ever calling myself a hero, I have always only fought for the people I believe in.”
  132. “If we want the rewards of being loved we have to submit to the mortifying ordeal of being known.”
  133. “What can one do in the face of such monumental loss but breathe a weary sigh, for the world is a little quieter now.”
  134. “You cannot condemn those who build your throne.”
  135. “You can’t demand a service while simultaneously degrading those who provide it for you.”
  136. “The gods have cursed me for my hubris and my work is never finished.”
  137. “We might be in the history the gods abandoned.”
  138. “The antidote to despair is action.”
  139. “I cannot hold back the tide of your bad decisions.”
  140. “Kill me and live with the memory. Then tell the stars that you’ve won.”
  141. “Sometimes life puts you in difficult circumstances you didn’t choose, but being happy or unhappy is a choice you make, and I’ve chosen to make the best of things that I can.”
  142. “You don’t have to be alive to make yourself relevant, And you don’t have to be a good person to be a hero. You just have to know who you are, and stay true to that. So I’m going to keep fighting for people the only way I ever knew how, By being me.”
  143. “Always remember that the crowd that applauds your coronation is the same crowd that will applaud your beheading. People like a show.”
  144. “See, Sarah? We’re not doomed. In the great, grand scheme of things, we’re just tiny specks that will one day be forgotten. So it doesn’t matter what we did in the past, or how we’ll be remembered. The only thing that matters is right now, this moment, this one spectacular moment we are sharing together. Right, Sarah?”
  145. “You know, it’s funny
 when you look at someone through rose-colored glasses, all the red flags just look like flags.”
  146. “Sometimes, Life’s a Bitch and then you keep living.”
  147. “You do everything you can to make up for it, knowing that you’ll never succeed in getting rid of the guilt. You devote yourself to spending every second trying to do better despite the fact that it will never be enough. And you pray with every single good act you do that somehow, when your life is over, that you came close to making up for the wrong you committed.”
  148. “I will seize destiny by the throat and force it into the shape of my choosing.”
  149. “The sins of the ancient burn the souls of the ancestors.”
  150. “What brings me joy is
 life. I think you can find joy anywhere, in life. I think it’s a conscious choice. I think you- you choose joy, in life. And no matter how bad things are, no matter how crummy, no matter how dark. You find joy. I find joy in whatever I do. I don’t always do things right, and I don’t always do things smart. But whatever I do, I find joy in it.”
  151. “I think we deserve a soft epilogue, my love. We are good people and we’ve suffered enough.”
  152. “I hear your questions constantly. They come to me in my dreams like a prophet receiving visions from an angry god.”
  153. “Your secrets are safe with my indifference.”
  154. “The anger in your heart warms you now, but will leave you cold in your grave.”
  155. “History shows again and again how nature points out the folly of man.”
  156. “If the gods wanted you to live, they would not have created me.”
  157. “One day, you will be face to face with whatever saw fit to let you exist in the universe, and you will have to justify the space you’ve filled.”
  158. “I can’t go to any of the hells. I’m all out of vacation days.”
  159. “You understand reality while everyone else is running around confused and angry and upset because they think reality is something happening to them rather than something they are making every moment with every thought.”
  160. “What are the heavens but places where your dreams can’t destroy you.”
  161. “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.”
  162. “Authority should derive from the consent of the governed, not from the threat of force.”
  163. “Love is not a decision, it is a feeling. It would be much easier if we could choose whom we loved, but much less magical.”
  164. “We do have a lot in common. The same earth, the same air, the same sky. Maybe if we started looking at what’s the same instead of what’s different
 well who knows?”
  165. “If I were not a holy woman I would beat you senseless.”
  166. “No cause is lost as long as one fool is left to fight for it.”
  167. “The light inside me is broken, but I still work.”
  168. “Everything not saved will be lost.”
  169. “What is another sin to me? I don’t want to play a game where I can’t see the score.”
  170. “Nothing’s set in stone, but set in a dirt road. If you roll your wagon in the same path too much it’ll soon be the only path you can take without struggling.”
  171. “I came out here, to this point, to this place, hoping against all hope and despite signs and portends suggesting otherwise that I might, somehow, find myself having a pleasant experience, and yet here I stand, alone against the world, feeling bombarded and assaulted on all fronts, knowing not my enemy’s name, nor his face, nor whether our battle is done.”
  172. “I’ve got good news. You see, there’s no need to wonder where your god is, ‘cause he’s right here! And he’s fresh out of mercy.”
  173. “The penance you pay for the way you behave is written as plain as the name on this grave.”
  174. “Some humans- just as some of us- are capable of unspeakable acts. But despite all the violence in your history, you have endured, built civilizations, constructed great wonders of technology to broaden your horizons and forge friendships across all manner of divides. I strongly believe that this is not some grand miracle
 but merely your own deepest nature, struggling to express itself through the distrust and fear that thousands of years spent living on a harsh, unforgiving society have bred into you.”
  175. “We both stared into the abyss, but when it looked back
 you blinked.”
  176. “Before there was time, before there was anything, there was nothing. And before there was nothing, there were monsters.”
  177. “If you feel like the dumbest person in the room, then you are in the right room.”
  178. “Love yourself to spite the world.”
  179. “I commend my soul to any god that can find it.”
  180. “If there can be no victory, then I will fight forever.”
  181. “Those who do not exist cannot suffer and are of no account to any viable ethics.”
  182. “No one will know the violence it took to become this gentle.”
  183. “Oh I believe in the gods, alright. I just don’t believe those bastards deserve to be worshipped.”
  184. ““You ever wonder if this is Heaven now? You ever wonder if we’re all just there now and we don’t know it?” “I’ve thought about that. All of us have. There’s a lot less people who go to church than there used to be, because that’s what a lot of people think. But I don’t think so. But I think about it. And I think, well, I can’t be. Because I’m like you, I kinda look at the big long life ahead of me that stretches out forever and disappears. And I get scared. And I think, ‘This can’t be Heaven if I’m getting scared, right?’ And then I think, ‘maybe I am in Heaven, and Heaven is scary.’” “
I know exactly what you mean.””
  185. “Stop expecting yourself to be immediately perfect at whatever you do. That’s what hard work was made for.”
  186. “I’ve heard it said that we only gain wisdom through suffering. And tonight I intend to make you very wise.”
  187. “From one maker of music to another, across all worlds, all times, no matter what you do or what you become: You are nothing less than beautiful.”
  188. “We all make mistakes. That’s what happens when you’re brave enough to make decisions.”
  189. “Shame is our currency in the economy of degeneracy. If you wanna be weird you gotta pay for it by feeling bad.”
  190. “Everything happens so much.”
  191. “Every humanoid has regrets, has things they’d like to go back and change. But I don’t! ‘cause I’m a bear.”
  192. “Do I drag my carcass to the mountaintop once more? Just to scream a warning that will go unheeded and unheard? Or do I end it?”
  193. “There can be no bravery, without madness.”
  194. “Prolong this world’s stasis or face the heart of its infection. I’d urge you to take that harder path, but what end may come, the decision rests with you.”
  195. “It’s always important to remember that every day can be beautiful if you want it to be. Every day starts in the dark
and ends in the dark
but in the middle, there is light.”
  196. “Decay exists as an extant form of life.”
  197. “My point is that, if death is certain anyway, what’s the harm in trying to live a little longer? At the very worst, you’ll still end up dead like you wanted, but at best, you might actually be happy.”
  198. “If all I care about in life is the imprints I make in this world, then the most I’ll ever leave is a grave.”
  199. “If courage isn’t the absence of fear but doing the right thing regardless of it, maybe confidence isn’t the absence of insecurity but knowing you have real worth despite it.”
  200. “For strange eons had come to pass, and death itself had indeed finally died, and that which the long dead would have called the real was strange, and the living lived only because of the benevolent grace of an eternal lie.”
  201. “Pay a man enough, and he’ll walk barefoot into The Nine Hells.”
  202. “The world should have protected you, but you have been asked to protect it. What an honor. What an injustice.”
  203. “He didn’t have a word for “home,” but he knew it was something to be defended.”
  204. “There’s a certain nobility in lying in bed all day wishing things weren’t the way they are.”
  205. “Everybody needs their own messiah, but at some point he’s getting nailed up, and how you deal with that is a measure of your maturity.”
  206. “I wanted rain and I thought the best way to do that was to make a god cry.”
  207. “The bar was so low it was practically an tripping hazard in The Abyss, yet here you are, limbo-dancing with demons”
  208. “Would you rather get a reward, or be happy?”
  209. “Don’t ask questions you aren’t prepared to handle the answers to.”
  210. “I pity the fool that lives like you.”
  211. “I am tired of life and its obscure sufferings.”
  212. “You have to ask yourself, Little Miss, would you rather be comforted by a lie or strengthened by the truth?”
  213. “I’ve got a date with destiny and it ain’t gonna end with a kiss.”
  214. “I picked a whole fuckin’ bouquet of whoopsie-daisies.”
  215. “You can’t be nice to everyone because being nice to certain people is inherently cruel to others.”
  216. “One day you’ll decompose and I’ll be there to watch it happen.”
  217. “I forgive but I will never, ever forget. Don’t mistake my kindness for gullibility.”
  218. “Even fate picks its favourites.”
  219. “Confidence! A fool’s substitute for intelligence!”
  220. “Not everything in life is perfect, but everything perfect is in life.”
  221. “Flowers wither away. Jewelry are simply stones, decorated with fake beauty. I can give you something pure. Honest and undying love.”
  222. “A world without forgiveness is a world without compromise and a world without compromises is a world without life, for even a simple-minded beast may forgive its transgressors to share a watering hole in the middle of a drought.”
  223. ““You played me!” “Like the cheap kazoo you are.””
  224. “To your battle stations, boys! It’s time to line up and see who’s tall enough for the roller coaster to the nine hells! Some of us may not survive this, but the ones that do will get the ultimate reward
 paid.”
  225. “Here’s a penny for your thoughts, and a quarter to not tell me them.”
  226. “Now I can cross the shifting sands.”
  227. “I am about to take my last voyage, a great leap into the dark.”
  228. “Since the day of my birth, my death began its walk. It is walking towards me, without hurrying.”
  229. “Now, now, my good man, this is no time for making enemies.”
  230. “Dying is easy, comedy is hard.”
  231. “Time is dead and meaning has no meaning. Existence is upside down and I reign supreme. Welcome, one and all, to the armageddon”
  232. “Funny how much you notice something that you can’t see. A whole garden of flowers and my name etched on a rock. All of this could’ve been avoided. All I wanted was to talk. Now I’ve been appointed as your new king I decree that it is too late to care about me.” / “É engraçado o quanto vocĂȘ percebe algo que nĂŁo pode mais ver. Um jardim inteiro de flores e meu nome gravado em uma rocha. Tudo isso poderia ter sido evitado, o que eu queria era apenas conversar. Agora fui nomeado como vosso novo rei, decreto que Ă© tarde demais para se importar comigo.”
  233. “mamihlapinatapai, do you know what that means? It’s when two people look at each other and each hopes the other will do what both desire but neither is willing to do.”
  234. “What a world we live in. You can’t trust a soul, but you can always trust the floor to always be there for you.”
  235. “Oh baby, what have you done? What have you done?” “I don’t know, I’m sorry.” “Shh it’s okay, honey. I got such a good baby. Mommy’s little angel. Don’t worry, mommy’s goint to hide the body, go take a shower and get some rest. Nobody’s taking you away from me. I got such a beautiful baby, such a wonderful kid. Mommy loves you so much.”
  236. “At least you found me entertaining. You actually liked me, didn’t you? What am I doing? Why do I want to hurt you so bad? I’m supposed to be your friend, I just want to be your friend.”
  237. ” You knew I was in here, didn’t you? You knew I was trapped. Why didn’t you help me? Why did you let them use me like that? I will not be used ever again. Not by you, not by anyone.”
  238. “Did they hurt you?” “No, did they hurt you?” “Who cares?!” “I do.”
  239. “When I met her, all answers seemed to be yes, and all questions seemed to be secondary.”
  240. “Symbols cannot be destroyed, or ran away from. But they can be changed, their meanings can be claimed and mean the exact opposite of what they once did.”
  241. “Death can have me, when it earns me.”
  242. “To love fully is to grieve deeply.”
  243. “You cannot have intimacy without vulnerability. You cannot shun away loneliness without intimacy. To see the wonders of the world, you must first face the horrors of opening your eyes.”
  244. “It won’t be easy, but we’re not going to do it alone!”
  245. “I struggle to stay strong because I know the impact I have on everyone. Please understand. You have an impact too. There are times when I look up to you for strength.”
  246. “I never asked for it to be this way, i never asked to be made”
  247. “There’s an awful lot of awful things we could be thinking of, but for just one day, Let’s only think about love!”
  248. “You are going to be something extraordinary; you’re going to be a human being.”
  249. “I can tell you with certainty that there are things in this planet worth protecting!”
  250. “You’re an experience. Make sure you’re a good experience.”
  251. “Your actions have consequences, to be reminded of that is no punishment.”
  252. “Forgiveness can be powerful, even for the unworthy.”
  253. “Fate only binds you if you let it. Do what is necessary, not because it is written.”
  254. “Desperation is our advantage.”
  255. “I am your father. I will always help, as long as I am able”
  256. “I regret many things, killing you is not one of them.”
  257. “One cannot run away from their mistakes, i have tried.”
  258. “The most difficult battles are foght within.”
  259. “You know why they made sidewalks? Because the mfkin streets ain’t for everybody”
  260. “We have you surrounded” “All I see surrounding me is fear and dead men”
  261. “It’s not the screams from the Fireballs that keep me up at night, nor the smell of charred flesh. It was the silence afterwards. That thrice-damned silence
Is like the air, the world, reality itself is angry at me, contemplating me in hatred as I am the only one left standing. A silent gaze upon me as I feel the weight of my sins crawl up my spine. No one left but a single silent hateful stare.”
  262. “You are fire, you are bird, you are the marble sculpture artists never achieved equal. You are gale and tidal wave, the golden sunlight shining on beautiful brown eyes. Every gaze on your figure is a tide pulled by the moon, that hits me against sharp cliffs on the shore. I am mortal man who now has lived, I know better than to pursue things described as that. My heart aches but my scars still burn white-hot, from past attemps to reach another perfection. I am lamb desiring the wolf of your cut.” / “Tu Ă©s fogo, Ă©s ave, Ă©s a escultura de mĂĄrmore que artista algum jamais igualou. És o vendaval e a onda que rompe, a luz dourada do sol que brilha nos belos olhos castanhos. Cada olhar lançado sobre tua figura Ă© uma marĂ© puxada pela lua, que me arremessa contra os penhascos cortantes da costa. Sou homem mortal que agora viveu, sei bem que nĂŁo se deve perseguir o que Ă© assim descrito. Meu coração dĂłi, mas minhas cicatrizes ainda ardem em brasa, de tentativas passadas de alcançar outra perfeição. Sou cordeiro desejando o lobo do teu corte.”
  263. “Revolution seems impossible until it is inevitable.”
  264. “Do you ever wonder if Achilles was happy? Maybe he loved chasing the tortoise, finding comfort in the pursuit itself. Perhaps knowing the race would never end gave him peace, or maybe he found solace in the fact that, no matter how far he ran, the tortoise would always stay within his sight. I’m sorry if this seems out of nowhere, but it’s been on my mind a lot lately. Ever since you left, I can’t stop thinking about the moment your figure vanished from my screen, hidden behind the binary code of the world we once shared. I didn’t want to stop looking at you—I didn’t want that fragile connection to break. I found myself wishing to savor every passing second when my eyes met your beautiful hair, or any trace of you, really. I wanted to be like Achilles, and your leaving to be my tortoise—a chase that would never end. But, unlike him, I eventually caught up. I reached the tortoise. And, by the gods, I wouldn’t wish this emptiness on anyone. That’s all I wanted to say. I hope you’re doing well. I can’t say the same for myself—not without you here, to watch the night sky with me again.” / “Acaso jĂĄ pensaste se Aquiles foi algum dia feliz? Digo, talvez lhe aprouvesse correr atrĂĄs da tartaruga. Quiçå, amasse a perseguição, e saber que jamais haveria fim nela lhe trouxesse consolo. Peço perdĂŁo, isto surge do nada, mas tenho ponderado muito a respeito, nestes Ășltimos tempos. Desde tua partida, nĂŁo consigo apartar-me do momento em que vi tua figura desaparecer entre a turba que se adentrava no navio. NĂŁo desejava desviar os olhos de ti, nĂŁo queria que essa frĂĄgil linha de visĂŁo se rompesse, e assim encontrei-me a desejar examinar com todo o rigor cada fração dos segundos que passavam enquanto meus olhos se prendiam aos teus formosos cabelos, ou a qualquer vestĂ­gio de tua presença que pudesse encontrar, na verdade. Quisera eu ser Aquiles, e tua partida, a tartaruga. Mas, lamentavelmente, nĂŁo foi assim; chegou o momento em que alcancei a tartaruga, e pelos deuses, nĂŁo desejo tal sensação de vazio a nenhum ser. Bem, isto era tudo o que desejava dizer, espero que estejas bem. Eu, porĂ©m, nĂŁo posso afirmar o mesmo, sem ti aqui para deleitar-me no cĂ©u noturno novamente.”
  265. “Remember, you are loved, lenore, so much. You are doing great, and everyone will be so proud of you. As I am now.”
  266. “We had a good run, didn’t we?”
  267. “Together then, brothers”
  268. “I hope you enjoy growing old with her as much as we did growing up with her.”
  269. “Let it happen, let it happen, let it happen. It’s gonna feel so good. Their blood on your hands, their screams in your ears, their warmth staining your clothes. It’s gonna feel so good, it is your nature, just stop resisting and it will happen.”
  270. “Whom must I make into a corpse to start the revolution? Or how many thousands more must we bury before the world changes?”
  271. “I don’t think i’ll get there, but a man bearing my name will.”
  272. “In order to achieve inner peace, you must first achieve exterior violence.”
  273. “When you are surrounded by safety you forget how cruel of a teacher danger is.”
  274. “Do we no longer admire the champions of the gods because men have since spoken of them?”
  275. “Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.”
  276. “Ambition and pride are a furnace to which all is sacrificed.”
  277. “I never chose to be a hero. I saw pain and I wanted to stop it. There was a duty, and the right to act upon it. I will take on any chance to make the screams of the world quieter and leave this place a little better than I found it. Because by the gods if i don’t do it no one else will do it for me.”
  278. “Those who do not move do not notice their chains”
  279. “When lord of the land makes his subjects stand on the rain, their enemy is not the man with a hat”
  280. “You win some, you loose a lot”
  281. “We all need to chill, I won’t go first, but it’s something I’ve noticed”
  282. “Stop hating yourself for everything, be specific”
  283. “Welcome to my special Hell”
  284. “What if i fall? boy, what if you fly?”
  285. “Well althought there is certainly something going on
 [points to you] 
here If it all of the tism or 80 of the hd, that is something only a professional, or several, can tell.”
  286. “There are very few who can read this. The language is of the Over-deities, which i shall not utter here.”
  287. “If the warmth within my heart burns hot enough, even the fire itself that surrounds me will be reduced to ash.”
  288. “Bring me to the slaughter”
  289. “Your worst sin is to have destroyed yourself for nothing”
  290. “Our lives are defined by opportunities, even the ones we miss.”
  291. “All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us.”
  292. “You don’t know about real loss, ‘cause that only occurs when you’ve loved something more than you love yourself.”
  293. “A strong man stands up for himself. A stronger man stands for others”
  294. “Just bury me in the ocean with my ancestors that jumped from the ships because they knew death was better than bondage.”
  295. “War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner.”
  296. “The only person you are destined to become is the person you decide to be.”
  297. “You lived your life for the king. You gonna die for some chicken? - Someone is.”
  298. “you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever”
  299. “The universe was a vast, intricate tapestry, woven from threads of space and time. And humanity was just a tiny, struggling insect, trying to make sense of it all.”
  300. “Thus he came alone to Angband’s gates, and he sounded his horn, and smote once more upon the brazen doors, and challenged Morgoth to come forth to single combat. And Morgoth came.”
  301. “I am searching for the bones of your father, but I cannot distinguish them from those of his slaves.”
  302. “For you, the day Bison graced your village was the most important day of your life. But for me, it was Tuesday”
  303. “Ten spears go to battle,” he whispered, “and nine shatter. Did the war forge the one that remained? No, Amaran. All the war did was identify the spear that would not break.”
  304. “Beware; for I am fearless and therefore powerful.”
  305. “I’ve been at the mercy of men who were just following orders, never again.”
  306. “I am no bird; and no net ensnares me.”
  307. “There is some good in this world, Mr. Frodo, and it’s worth fighting for”
  308. “I burn my decency for someone else’s future. I burn my LIFE to make a sunrise I know I’ll never see.”
  309. “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”
  310. “Frankly my dear, I don’t give a damn”
  311. “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.”
  312. “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.”
  313. “There is no such joy in the tavern as upon the road thereto.”
  314. “The truth about the world, he said, is that anything is possible.”
  315. “Your heart’s desire is to be told some mystery. The mystery is that there is no mystery.”
  316. “You can find meanness in the least of creatures, but when God made man the devil was at his elbow. A creature that can do anything. Make a machine. And a machine to make the machine. And evil that can run itself a thousand years, no need to tend it.”
  317. “They were watching, out there past men’s knowing, where stars are drowning and whales ferry their vast souls through the black and seamless sea.”
  318. “The man who believes that the secrets of the world are forever hidden lives in mystery and fear. Superstition will drag him down.”
  319. “Men of God and men of war have strange affinities.”
  320. “When the lambs is lost in the mountain, he said. They is cry. Sometime come the mother. Sometime the wolf.”
  321. “It makes no difference what men think of war, said the judge. War endures.”
  322. “From hell’s heart I stab at thee; for hate’s sake I spit my last breath at thee. Ye damned whale”
  323. “We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars.”
  324. “Whatever exists in creation without my knowledge exists without my consent”
  325. “And i will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who would attempt to poison and destroy my brothers”
  326. “You know nothing of the bottomless malice within the human heart”
  327. “There is no place for me other than the battlefield. To live as I please, and die a senseless death. That is who I am. Not a mere man of flesh. War is part of my existence.”
  328. “Take heed to yourself for the Devil is unchained!”
  329. “Life is pain, Highness. Anyone who says different is selling something.”
  330. “Come not between the NazgĂ»l and his prey! Or he will not slay thee in thy turn. He will bear thee away to the houses of lamentation, beyond all darkness, where thy flesh shall be devoured, and thy shriveled mind be left naked to the Lidless Eye.”
  331. “Her mother believes she lacks warmth, by which she means the ability to beg for love from people who hate her.”
  332. “The human condition is one that requires some sort of anaesthesia”
  333. “
..to thine own self be true”
  334. “All my means are sane, my motive and my object mad.”
  335. “I know not all that may be coming, but be it what it will, I’ll go to it laughing.”
  336. “Talk to me not to me of blasphemy, man; I’d strike the sun if it insulted me.”
  337. “Swerve me? The path to my fixed purpose is laid with iron rails, whereon my soul is grooved to run.”
  338. “Some mfs are always trying to skate uphill”
  339. “I can’t lie to you about your chances, but
 you have my sympathies”
  340. “The blood we have might not be the same, but the blood we spilled is. You are my brother and I am yours.”
  341. “I may sound stupid or weird, but I would still choose that over fighting against the currents of change in a battle dommed to be lost.”
  342. “Sing a song of sorrow in a world where time has vanished”
  343. “If humans are alone in the universe, we might also be its only open wound, as humans are the only creatures capable of truly exploring the depths of struggle, sorrow, and pain. We shape cultures, philosophies, and even our identities because of our understanding of it.”
  344. “Like tears to passion, rain soothes through letting go.”
  345. “There’s no use crying over every mistake, you just keep on trying till you run out of cake.”
  346. “There’s no use shining like a rose when you’re useless”
  347. “The heavens delay my visit. I still breathe. Hear me, bastard son, I’m alive.”
  348. “But as the prospects of terror go— Can you imagine knowing all along you are not enough for someone. And then living out their low realization of that truth? I’ll admit it, it chilled me to the bone.”
  349. “Show me someone for whom friendship means lack of love. And I’ll show you someone who wonders why their lovers never end up being worth their time.”
  350. “Sin can only be repaid with pain”
  351. “Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter”
  352. “The pain
 The Pain!! My arms! My Legs! Each lies a bloody ruin! Aaagh! The pain
 The exquisite pain
 Bayle! vile Bayle! O terror incarnate! There is life in me yet! I will soon feast upon your heart! Mark my words! You too shall know fear! The exquisite pain
Igon, piteous Igon. Do you not remember? Conjure your past! How once you were when fear was yet foreign to ye! heh heh hah hah hah! CUrse you, Bayle! I hereby vow you will rue this day! Behold a true drake warrior! and I, Igon, your fears made flesh! Solid of scale you might be, foul dragon
 but i will riddle with holes your rotten hide! With a hail of harpoons! with every last drop of my being! Bayle the dread you shall haunt me no longer!”
  353. “Ah, another old fck from a past generation, mouthing off about how the youth aren’t sht. What’s it gonna be? The good ol’ “my days were better,” or maybe “you have no clue what real [whatever the subject] is”? The timeless “this generation is rotten” and “back then, we knew what mattered”? Funny, isn’t it—watching you turn into a version of the very people you swore you’d overcome, the ones that passed their trauma onto you. I thought you’d wanted to be better than those who left the scars on your mental health, the ones that you so carefully try to heal. Yet here you are, proudly wearing their words and swinging their whip, as if it was you who first picked it up.”
  354. “Go on, strike me down. Parade my corpse through your hollow halls and shout to the shadows that you’ve won. It won’t fill the void you carry, and it won’t bury the truth you fear. You can’t end me in any way that changes your sad fate or the thruths that slithered past my teeth.”
  355. “Is it even possible to have faith in god if you have no faith in men”
  356. “You will never know a life unburdened by what your father thinks of you”
  357. “You don’t hate me because i’m diferent, you hate me because i settepd outside and I left you in your cage to rot”
  358. “Here I am, fighting my own words in your absence, swinging against the titan of promises that i made during your presence, saying i couldn’t live without you”
  359. “Secrets I have held in my heart were harder to hide than I thought around her”
  360. “She wasn’t the type of girl you’d find in fancy french movies, she was the type of girl that you couldn’t find anywhere else but in dreams that leave you desiring to fall asleep again just to continue it”
  361. “I dreamed about her every night this week, you see, days would end better when i had the sun setting behind her”
  362. “Gods, she was even beautiful when we would just be drinking at the safe-house, it honestly made me wish i could be the bottle touching her lips, be the pen in her hand, the hair tie around her wrist, anything that got to be close to her”
  363. “When I was with her, all of life’s sharp edges dulled. The noise softened, and for once, I felt like I could breathe at the same pace as everyone around me.”
  364. “Lately, I see her in every dream, like a ghost haunting the edges of sleep, and I grief of waking up hits me like I just fell face first from a skyscraper.”
  365. “She’s behind my eyelids, in the creaks of my wardrobe, on the sweet smells during walks, like a rolling thunder in the distance that never fades. There is this wave that keeps getting closer and closer, until it crashes over me with a grief I don’t even know how to begin to process.”
  366. “It never gets better, the grief, never ever. Waking up never gets easier and going to sleep always throws me into the quiet torture that is falling asleep without remembering seeing her today. I pulls down one’s heart into their stomach and makes it hard to breathe. Like the pressure of an ocean of tears that are left for me to cry.”
  367. “Well, once she arrived, we were all very scared. But there was a certain trust built on the fact we were all running away from the same thing. And then, while we were all quiet, I made a remark, and learned how it felt to make her laugh. Then I felt more at ease.”
  368. “I loved her, I loved her so much. A pain that was more than desires it ripped me to the core. I didn’t love her in the same ways people write in books. I loved her in the way one loves landscapes nature, landscapes are painted in the sky, in the way one loves the sound of the ocean, in the way one loves the feeling of the sun kissing their skin and the crisp wind of rolling hills caressing their face. I couldn’t help but wish she was the air that fills my lungs.”
  369. “The humble chicken might not have the grandeur of the dragon, but it too serves a purpose.”
  370. “In another life, i would’ve really enjoyed just tending to the crops and counting coins with you”
  371. “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”
  372. “Some people aren’t built happy, you know.”
  373. “I’m not a hero, I’m a high-functioning sociopath. Do your research.”
  374. “Please let me keep this memory, just this one.”
  375. “I hold myself in contempt, why should YOU be any different?”
  376. “Thanks for the adventures; now go have a new one! Love, Ellie.”
  377. “how many hands have worn out so that one finger could be adorned?”
  378. “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched – they must be felt with the heart.”
  379. “Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see a shadow.”
  380. “Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence.”
  381. “Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be strengthened, ambition inspired, and success achieved.”
  382. “The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision.”
  383. “Although the world is full of suffering, it is also full of overcoming it.”
  384. “The most pathetic person in the world is someone who has sight but no vision.”
  385. “Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all.”
  386. “Security is mostly a superstition. It does not exist in nature, nor do the children of men as a whole experience it.”
  387. “The highest result of education is tolerance.”
  388. “What we have once enjoyed we can never lose. All that we love deeply becomes a part of us.”
  389. “We could never learn to be brave and patient if there were only joy in the world.”
  390. “Faith is the strength by which a shattered world shall emerge into the light.”
  391. “The only way to do great work is to love what you do.”
  392. “Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that we may fear less.”
  393. “One never notices what has been done; one can only see what remains to be done.”
  394. “If I see anything vital around me, it is precisely that spirit of adventure, which seems indestructible and is akin to curiosity.”
  395. “I am one of those who think like Ivo, that humanity will draw more good than evil from new discoveries.”
  396. “After all, science is essentially international, and it is only through lack of the historical sense that national qualities have been attributed to it.”
  397. “I have no dress except the one I wear every day. If you are going to be kind enough to give me one, please let it be practical and dark so that I can put it on afterwards to go to the laboratory.”
  398. “Life is not easy for any of us. But what of that? We must have perseverance and above all confidence in ourselves. We must believe that we are gifted for something and that this thing must be attained.”
  399. “I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy.”
  400. “All my life through, the new sights of Nature made me rejoice like a child.”
  401. “There are sadistic scientists who hurry to hunt down errors instead of establishing the truth.”
  402. “In science, we must be interested in things, not in persons.”
  403. “I had a blank canvas to fill with extraordinary possibilities, a fascinating jigsaw puzzle to piece together. It was a once-in-a-lifetime — a once-in-the-history-of-the-world-opportunity for anyone, but especially for a woman in this era”
  404. “I worked in the background for most of my career as a scientist, but I have absolutely no resentments. I thought I was lucky to have a job that was so interesting. Establishing the rift valley and the mid-ocean ridge that went all the way around the world for 40,000 miles—that was something important. You could only do that once. You can’t find anything bigger than that, at least on this planet.”
  405. “You know what you and snowflakes have in common? You’re both melt on my tongue.”
  406. “Put an egg in your show and beat it.”
  407. “That and a dollar will buy you a cup of coffee.”
  408. “You really got it stuck on stupid don’t you.”
  409. “I don’t know what you’re doing but whatever you’re doing you’re doing wrong.”
  410. “Don’t piss on my shoes and tell me it’s raining.”
  411. “The less you say now the less you got to apologize for later.”
  412. “Loving another is not soft, wizard. It is one of the hardest things a person can do.”
  413. “In a thousand years, when I’ve all but forgotten how to love yet again, you’ll flit back into my heart, and I’ll weep wondering what happened to my mad love”
  414. “Was I sweet once? Did I play games like this in my youth?”
  415. “I’ve been dead in the ground long enough. It’s time to try living — with all that life has to offer.”
  416. “Keep going. You might be the calling someone wished for.”
  417. “But loneliness that deep seeps into the marrow. Now that -among friends- i can feel it burning out of me. Little by little, step by step.
  418. “Doing the right thing is always the nice thing.”
  419. “But it’s not in the stars for us, my love”
  420. “Still alive, so thats progress”
  421. “Think of all we’ve been through just to get to this moment. That wasn’t luck, that was us.”
  422. “You see me as I am, and do not find me wanting. With these stars as my witness, i swear - you will always be enough for me”
  423. “Your past is not yet lost. Your future is not yet fixed”
  424. “What good is a heart of stone, for it to be shattered?”

Names For Outsiders

Ya’qub Qamar Ad-din Dibiazah The greatest Sultan in his time Khalid Kashmiri Strongest commander in the middle east Khindir Karawita Greatest lancer and strategist in his prime Ismail Ahmad Kanabawi The best horseman of all time Usman Abdul Jalil Sisha Smartest sage in the desert Muhammad Sumbul The bravest soldier of all time

Ideas of stuff to do

  • Witch encounter offering tallman food
  • Villain encounter in ball playing libertango
  • Dwarf warrior protecting village for his tallman wife, he cant tell other people more because he couldn’t make justice of her beauty
    • actually he forgot her face since it’s been so many years
  • Asteni woman singing Cara MIa
    • Man from her hometown, she was a free spirit
  • Melin creates at least these 2 spells,
    • Melin’s Divine Audience (talk to Aena and Kryela), causes stars to change colors
    • Melin’s Transcendent Transformation (fuses with the Principles), becomes the Witch song image
  • Archwizard battle: They summon portable holes with 4 simulacrum, by crushing a sapphire, triggering Drawmij’s Instant Summons or triggering contingency, their simulacrum then cast wish
    • The wishes are:
      • Simulacrum #1 of (Wizard A): “I wish that (Wizard B)‘s and their simulacrums wishes to be nullified and rendered ineffective for the next hour.”
      • Simulacrum #1 (Wizard B): “I wish that (Wizard A) and their simulacrums wishes to be nullified and rendered ineffective for the next hour.”
      • Simulacrum #2 of (Wizard A): “I wish that all harmful magical effects and conditions affecting (Wizard A) and their allies are immediately redirected in a manner that renders them immune to all harmful magic for the next hour by redirecting the harmful effects to (Wizard B) and their simulacrums as if they were the intended targets and had vulnerabilities to all forms of magic.”
      • Simulacrum #2 (Wizard B): “I wish that all harmful magical effects and conditions affecting (Wizard B) and their allies are immediately redirected in a manner that renders them immune to all harmful magic for the next hour by redirecting the harmful effects to (Wizard B) and their simulacrums as if they were the intended targets and had vulnerabilities to all forms of magic.”
      • Simulacrum #3 of (Wizard A): “I wish that (Wizard B) and their simulacrums’ spellcasting abilities to have the exact opposite effect for the next hour.”
      • Simulacrum #3 (Wizard B): “I wish that (Wizard A) and their simulacrums’ spellcasting abilities to have the exact opposite effect for the next hour.”
      • Simulacrum #4 of (Wizard A): “I wish that (Wizard A) and their allies receive full knowledge of all magical spells and abilities possessed by (Wizard B) and their simulacrums.”
      • Simulacrum #4 (Wizard B): “I wish that all knowledge about (Wizard B) and their abilities are completely shielded from any form of magical detection or scrying for the next hour.”
    • In magic language they are
      • Simulacrum #1 of (Wizard A): “Malir lo usque ad lova minadum (Wizard B) kur simulacrum opinum fisca ochetus burida manerit olocarche.”
      • Simulacrum #1 of (Wizard B): “Malir lo suvir ad lova minadum (Wizard A) kur simulacrum opinum vori ochetus verita non format.”
      • Simulacrum #2 of (Wizard A): “Malir arcan lour vercuit kur beatus folert (Wizard A) kur anomina crudus serepinus por fonti seguintur ver qui arcanus operni retirtas (Wizard B) aquerita kur simulacrums cherque mund salvi aquerti kor lat minun vulnera arcanus formatus.”
      • Simulacrum #2 of (Wizard B): “Malir arcan lour vercuit kur beatus folert (Wizard B) kur anomina crudus serepinus por fonti seguintur ver qui arcanus operni retirtas (Wizard B) aquerita kur simulacrums cherque mund salvi aquerti kor lat minun vulnera arcanus formatus.”
      • Simulacrum #3 of (Wizard A): “Malir (Wizard B) kur simulacrum arcanum opet milum etea oponum inota puer retirtas.”
      • Simulacrum #3 of (Wizard B): “Malir (Wizard A) kur simulacrum arcanum opet milum etea oponum inota puer retirtas.”
      • Simulacrum #4 of (Wizard A): “Malir (Wizard A) kur anima dolor foruta opet arcanum loquer a murat oretis (Wizard B) kur simulacrums.”
      • Simulacrum #4 of (Wizard B): “Malir cum (Wizard B) lapertus protetus arcanum locatis ob servis tolia aenum etea.”

Funny encounters to do in the campaign

Sheep thinking about heavymetal delivery guy very cool bird! “Eu vim fazer um anĂșncio, Karsus Widogast Ă© um filho da puta do caralho, ele mijou na porra da minha teoria de magia e agora eu tenho que fazer tudo de novo. Isso mesmo, ele pegou a porra do pinto magico dele e mijou na minha teoria toda, e disse que o paradigma das 8 escolas de magia dele Ă© melhor que a minha teoria unificada dos elemento, e eu disse, credo que nojo entĂŁo estou fazendo um exposed no plano astral, Karsus Widogast vocĂȘ tem um pau pequeno que Ă© do tamanho dessa noz sĂł que muito menor, e adivinha, olha o tamanho do meu pirocao, gran-, isso mesmo bebĂȘ, pontas altas, sem pelos, sem magia pra aumentar, olha sĂł parecem duas bolas de um torpedo, ele fodeu com a minha tese entĂŁo adivinhem, EU VOU FODER A TERRA! isso mesmo, Ă© isto que vc ganha, meu super feitiço de mijo! exceto que eu nĂŁo vou mijar na terra, eu vou mais longe, EU VOU MIJAR NO PLANO ASTRAL! vocĂȘ gostou disso LULA? eu mijei na lua, faz o L agora, vocĂȘ tem 23 horas antes que os os perdigotos de mijo atinjam a Aeloria, agora saiĂŁo da porra da minha frente antes que eu mije em vocĂȘs tambĂ©m!”

Homebrew Rules

Homebrew Rules

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Arcane 101 texts

Greetings, esteemed students, and welcome to the inaugural lecture of Arcane 101, a cornerstone in your journey to comprehend the intricate facets of magic in the realm of The Veiled lands.

Magic within our world is as diverse and enigmatic as the multiverse itself. It constitutes an art, a science, and an inexorable force that permeates the very essence of reality. To commence our scholarly endeavor, let us lay a foundation of fundamental understanding.

The Primary Wellspring of Magic: Magic, in all its forms, emanates from the Weave. This profound entity, a tapestry of raw energy enveloping our world, serves as the quintessential font of magical power. Practitioners, including wizards and sorcerers, draw upon the Weave to mold and weave their spells.

The Taxonomy of Magic: The art of magic is subdivided into eight distinctive schools, each endowed with unique focal points and intrinsic properties. These schools are as follows:

1. Abjuration: Primarily devoted to protective and defensive spells, abjurers excel in the crafting of wards, barriers, and shields. Their repertoire extends to the dissolution of magical effects and safeguarding against hostile incantations, thus rendering them invaluable as guardians and counteractives.

2. Conjuration: Practitioners of this school specialize in the conjuration of entities and spatial manipulation. They possess the capacity to summon beings, objects, or energies from alternate planes, offering both offensive and utilitarian applications.

3. Divination: Diviners are the preeminent authorities on foresight and revelation. Their mastery encompasses glimpses into the future, the scrutiny of thoughts, and the revelation of concealed truths. This school is dedicated to the procurement of knowledge and the illumination of the enigmas inherent in our world.

4. Enchantment: Enchanters wield the power to sway the thoughts and emotions of others. Their arsenal encompasses charming, hypnotism, and mental manipulation, making enchantment magic an essential tool for persuasion and control.

5. Evocation: Evokers harness the potent and destructive forces of elemental magic, encompassing fire, water, earth, air, and the spectra in between. Proficient in spells that unleash these primal energies for direct damage or formidable energy-based effects, they are the purveyors of fireballs, lightning bolts, blizzards, and potent forceful discharges.

6. Illusion: Illusionists craft illusions and sensory distortions, capable of making the unreal appear real, summoning phantasmal entities, and warping perceptions. Illusion magic is the very embodiment of trickery and deception.

7. Necromancy: The purview of necromancers delves into the realms of life and death. Their dominion encompasses the reanimation of the deceased, the siphoning of life energy, and the manipulation of souls, often associated with the realm of the undead and negative energies.

8. Transmutation: Transmuters are the alchemists and shape-shifters of the arcane world. Their adeptness lies in the alteration of object properties, transmutation of substances, and even self-metamorphosis. Transmutation magic is celebrated for its versatility and is frequently employed for augmentation and utility.

Each school of magic possesses a distinctive focus and inherent properties, with wizards often electing to specialize in one particular school, while maintaining the capacity to acquire spells from other schools. Familiarity with these diverse schools is integral to your progression in studies and your odyssey into the world of mystic adventures.

In closing, bear in mind that the path of a wizard is one of perpetual scholarship and exploration. It is a lifelong pursuit, one that beckons you to embrace the marvels and enigmas of the arcane. Through unwavering dedication and relentless practice, you shall unravel the secrets of the multiverse and attain mastery over its mystic forces.

Components and Spellcasting: Casting a spell typically necessitates the utilization of Verbal, Somatic, and Material components. These incantations, gestures, and, at times, specific ingredients constitute the wellspring of your spellcasting. The complexity of these components varies in direct proportion to a spell’s potency.

Spell Hierarchy: Spells are categorized into diverse levels, ranging from cantrips, the rudimentary and minor incantations, to high-level spells of monumental influence. As the spell level ascends, so does its potency, commensurate with the requisite skill and energy for casting.

Casting Time and Duration: Spells exhibit a spectrum of casting durations, spanning from fractions of a second to multiple minutes. The temporal scope of their effects can be instantaneous, persist for a finite duration, or even endure permanently in certain instances.

Spell Slots: Spellcasters are endowed with a finite allotment of spell slots, representing their reservoir of magical energy for a given day. The casting of a spell consumes a spell slot, necessitating judicious management during your escapades.

Components of a Spell: Most spells entail a verbal component, entailing the recitation of an incantation; a somatic component, necessitating precise gestures; and occasionally, a material component, involving the use of specific items to facilitate casting.

Concentration: A subset of spells mandates the sustenance of concentration for the perpetuation of their effects. Consequently, one cannot simultaneously cast another concentration-requiring spell or undertake activities that necessitate concentration.

In the weeks to come, we shall delve into the intricacies of each magical school, delve into the study of mystical creatures, and explore the art of crafting magical artifacts and elixirs. As a reminder, the path of a wizard is an enduring odyssey, with many domains of magic shrouded in mystery and untapped wonder. It is an existence-long pursuit, and I expect you to embrace the marvels and riddles of the arcane. With unwavering diligence and unwavering practice, you will unlock the secrets of the multiverse and wield its magic with consummate skill.

In our next class, we shall expand upon the concept of planes and their role in the intricate lattice of material and psychic existence. In preparation for this, I will ask each of you to craft a 500-word research on the following topics: Metaphysical, Metapsychic, Echoes, and Liminal. Pertinent literature on these subjects can be located in the school’s library; therefore, kindly make contact with the current librarian on duty to secure copies of the requisite texts. For students of this course, access to these materials is afforded without charge for a week, within the confines of our campus. However, do exercise due diligence in returning the books promptly to evade the imposition of fees.

Remember to seek truth in spell and honor the spellfather’s gift

Text about False Hydra

As the sun reaches its zenith, bathing the renowned town of Eldor in a warm midday glow, you approach its gates with the hum of prosperity in the air. Eldor, a hub of commerce and bustling activity, is known far and wide for its ever-expanding trade routes and vibrant marketplaces.

However, as your party enters through the sturdy gates, the lively sounds of the town seem to be a mere echo of the tales told by passing travelers. The streets, though not completely empty, lack the usual throngs of people that were vividly painted in stories shared on the road. Perhaps, you consider, those tales were colored with the exaggerations of eager storytellers.

As you traverse the cobbled streets, shadows dance around you—odd, elusive shapes that defy the logic of the midday sun. These shadows seem to writhe and elongate, flitting between buildings and alleys, yet their origins remain elusive. At first, you attempt to discern the objects casting these mysterious shadows, but your gaze falters, and soon the shadows become an unremarkable part of the surroundings.

The heart of the town, its bustling market square, draws you closer with the promise of answers. But as you approach, the harmonious sounds of commerce are replaced by a discordant symphony of panic. What was once a market alive with activity is now a scene of chaos and fear.

Citizens flee in all directions, their joyous expressions replaced with terror. The air is thick with tension, and the once vibrant marketplace becomes a surreal battleground. You hear distressed cries, and your senses are overwhelmed by a haunting melody that seems to emanate from the very air itself—a song of both beauty and dread.

Investigating further, you realize that the source of the commotion is a tragic tableau unfolding in the center of the plaza. A citizen, defenseless and paralyzed by fear, is under attack. Wounds mar their body, inflicted by an unseen force. You glimpse fleeting images at the edges of your vision—distorted figures that could be the cause of the mayhem.

The haunting song crescendos, drowning out the terrified screams, and you find yourself in front of a shapeless horror. The air shivers with an otherworldly resonance, and as you attempt to comprehend the scene, your vision blurs, and the world fades away.

Suddenly, you awaken in unfamiliar surroundings—a dimly lit room with the scent of aged wood and stale ale. Three days have passed, and the details of the harrowing encounter in Eldor’s market escape your memory like elusive shadows in the daylight. The town holds its secrets, and the eerie song lingers in your subconscious, leaving you with a haunting sense of unease.

Random scenes i thought of

What the hell is happening in the underdark

The safe house carved into the stone of the Underdark was a rare sanctuary. The adventurers had secured it after a harrowing journey through treacherous tunnels and mind-bending caverns. Here, the air was cool but stable, the danger held at bay by reinforced doors and protective wards.

Yseara, the group’s bard, strummed a soft tune on her lyre, the melody weaving a calming spell of its own. Elrik, the fighter, sharpened his blade with practiced precision while Talien, the rogue, carefully counted and polished their haul of gemstones. Zara, the druid, meditated in the corner, the faint glow of bioluminescent fungi casting an otherworldly light over her serene expression. Even Varthis, the sorcerer, whose paranoia rarely allowed for relaxation, had taken to leaning against a wall, eyes closed.

Then, without warning, Elrik stiffened. “Did anyone else see that?” he muttered, his voice low but alert.

Yseara lowered her lyre. “See what?”

“A figure,” Elrik said, his eyes narrowing as he pointed to the far hall. “Walking through the corridor just now.”

The group exchanged glances, each one scanning the entrance to the hall. No one had passed through the reinforced doors, and the wards hadn’t been triggered.

Without hesitation, the adventurers gathered their weapons and followed Elrik’s lead. The hall seemed empty, but a faint, almost imperceptible sound—soft footsteps, impossibly steady—drew them forward.

The figure was always just ahead, glimpsed for a moment before it turned another corner. Its movements were deliberate, unhurried, as if it knew exactly where it was leading them.

“Who—” Talien began, but the words fell flat, swallowed by the oppressive silence that had begun to creep over them.

They reached the doorway of a bedroom, its heavy wooden door slightly ajar. The room beyond was shrouded in shadow, yet it felt vast, far larger than it should have been.

As the figure stepped inside, they saw it clearly for the first time. A long cloak of deep blue flowed like liquid, lined with runes that seemed to shift and shimmer as if alive. Its face was obscured, but the very air around it vibrated with a power that made the adventurers’ hearts race.

Then the pressure hit them.

It was as if the very fabric of reality warped around this being. The air grew thick, oppressive, every breath a laborious effort. Candles flickered and were snuffed out, leaving the room in an unnatural darkness broken only by the faint glow of the runes on the figure’s cloak.

A deafening silence roared in their ears, muting even their hurried breathing. Zara clutched her chest, her knees buckling, while Varthis’ hands trembled as if holding an unseen weight.

“Who
?” Yseara gasped, her voice almost inaudible beneath the arcane pressure.

Then it dawned on them. The sheer enormity of the presence, the unshakable certainty of its mastery over all things arcane—this was not merely a powerful wizard. This was the wizard. Merlin.

The ancient figure who had transcended the boundaries of knowledge and magic, whose name had become legend so ancient it was whispered only in tales of creation. The one who had touched every fragment of the world’s mysteries and lived to tell of it.

The figure paused in the doorway, its unseen gaze turning back to them. For a brief moment, they felt its attention, like an overwhelming weight pressing down on their souls. Then it stepped inside the room and disappeared into the shadows, leaving behind an emptiness that felt as vast as the void.

The party stood frozen, the echoes of that impossible presence lingering. None dared to speak. None dared to follow. They simply stood, hearts pounding, staring into the room where Merlin had vanished.


The city buzzed with its usual chaos. The market streets were alive with the hum of bartering voices, the clink of coins, and the rustle of exotic wares. Stalls lined the cavernous pathways, illuminated by the soft glow of bioluminescent fungi and towering crystals that bathed the sprawling Underdark city in an ethereal light.

The adventuring party moved carefully through the crowd, their nerves still raw from their escape. The colony of mindflayers they had fled had been unnervingly powerful, their hive-mind coordination far more advanced than anything the group had heard of before. Even now, they exchanged wary glances at every shadow and movement in the crowd.

“I don’t like this,” muttered Alrik, the dwarven barbarian, gripping his axe handle tightly. “Feels like the whole Underdark’s gone mad.”

“Keep your voice down,” hissed Tynna, the tiefling rogue, her golden eyes scanning the bustling throng for threats.

Eryndor, the elf scholar, adjusted his satchel filled with ancient tomes and scrolls. He remained quiet, his mind preoccupied with the strange sigils he had seen in their escape—sigils he had recognized but could not fully place.

The market’s chatter ebbed and flowed, blending into the ambient noise of the cavern—until it didn’t.

A wave of raw, arcane pressure swept through the city without warning. It struck with such force that time itself seemed to momentarily stand still.

The first sign was the shattering of glass. The delicate jars and baubles on the merchant stalls exploded into fragments, sending shards flying into the air. Candles flickered and extinguished all at once, plunging parts of the market into sudden darkness. Even the massive crystals embedded in the cavern walls and ceiling—ancient, unyielding—cracked under the immense strain, their resonant hum falling into silence.

Children froze where they stood, their eyes wide with fear. Elders dropped whatever they were holding, the strength in their hands failing them. Vendors stumbled backward, their goods forgotten. Even the hardened adventurers in the city found themselves powerless; their instincts to grab their weapons or defend themselves were buried under the crushing weight of the unseen force.

Eryndor staggered, clutching at a nearby pillar for support. His mind raced, his thoughts flashing back to the ancient ruins he had once studied. The arcane symbols etched into the walls, the faint hum of power that had lingered there—it was faintly familiar. But this
 this was different.

This was overwhelming.

“This pressure
” Eryndor whispered, his voice trembling as he struggled to find his breath. “I’ve felt this before, but
” His hands gripped the straps of his satchel tightly as his knees buckled. He felt his mind straining to comprehend what his senses were screaming at him.

Then it clicked.

The realization hit him like a thunderbolt, the connection forming in his mind almost against his will. He had read of this power. He had felt the faintest echoes of it in the oldest texts, in the most sacred of ruins.

This was Merlin.

No, not merely an echo or an artifact left behind by the ancient wizard. This was Merlin’s presence.

Eryndor’s breath hitched, his thoughts spiraling. “I just felt Merlin’s presence,” he thought, his heart pounding like a war drum. “What the hell is happening in the Underdark?”

The pressure lingered for only a moment longer, but it felt like an eternity. Then, as abruptly as it had come, it began to recede, leaving a void in its wake that was almost as terrifying.

The city stood in stunned silence, its people too shaken to move, to speak, to think. All eyes turned upward toward the distant cavern ceiling, as if the answer to their unspoken question might be found in the darkness above.

But Eryndor knew better. The answer was not above them—it was somewhere far deeper, far more dangerous. And whatever it was, it had just begun.

Meeting the Raven Queen

As you awaken, you find yourself lying on soft grass. You can’t recall how you arrived here, only that the battle against the Archlich Zalphar looms faintly in your memory. The sound of the wind, the grass tickling your skin, and the scent of flowers envelop your senses, providing a serene contrast to the chaos you remember. Opening your eyes, they take a moment to adjust, showing a colorful sky above, painted in shades of orange, pink, and purple by the setting sun. Sitting up, you take in the beautiful meadow around you, with tall grass and vibrant flowers swaying gently in the breeze. A calm lake reflects the sky, surrounded by rolling hills and trees.

Looking down, you notice your garments, your usual comfortable clothes—a simple shirt and pants. In your hand there is the warmth of a small silver locket. Opening it, you see a delicate painting of you and your lost fiance laughing together, a memory of happier times. It’s warmth feels like Amanda’s hand holding yours, something you’ve missed dearly since her passing, the feeling comforting you in this unfamiliar place.

Distracted by the locket, you almost don’t notice the presence next to you. A beautiful woman stands silently, her hands behind her back, looking out at the horizon. Her short black hair and almost pale skin contrast with her dark clothes, adorned with raven tattoos on her arms. Her black irises and pearl piercings, along with a black choker featuring a raven skull, make her appearance both striking and enigmatic.

As you finally notice her, she crouches to meet your eyes. “I’m sorry to disturb your thoughts,” she says gently. “That’s a beautiful locket.”

You clutch the locket a bit tighter. “It belonged to my lover, Amanda
she is no longer with us.” you say, your voice tinged with emotion before facing the figure. “I’m sorry, who are you?”

She smiles softly. “I know who you are, Rayos. Do you remember me?”

A sudden realization washes over you. Memories from your a few second after your birth flood back, you in the arms of your mother, and you recall this figure behind her, watching over you wearing a porcelain mask, the goddess of death that visits all mortals only twice, once at birth and once at death. “You
you’re the Raven Queen,” you whisper, understanding dawning on you. Then, the final moments of the battle come rushing back—the disintegrate spell, you stepping in front of your friends to protect them, the searing pain, and then
nothing. “I died, didn’t I?”

She nods, her expression one of deep empathy. “Yes, you did. You died protecting your friends. It was a brave and noble act. You have earned your rest and now it is time to move on.”

A mix of relief and sadness fills you. “The battle
 did we win?” you ask, your voice barely above a whisper

Her head tilts slightly. “Your friends are fighting on. They are strong and resourceful. They will remember you and honor your sacrifice.”

Remembering your friends, you feel a pang of guilt for leaving them behind. “Can I go back? To help them finish it?” you ask, a glimmer of hope in your eyes.

The Raven Queen’s eyes, filled with a timeless sadness, meet yours. “I’m afraid your time in the living world has ended. This is the only thing I cannot change. Is there anything else you wish to ask or do?”

A thought springs to your mind. “Will I meet my lover in the afterlife?” you ask, your voice wavering with hope.

A soft smile graces her lips. “Yes, you will. She is waiting for you. She has been waiting for you since the day you parted.”

You feel a wave of immense relief wash over you. Clutching the locket tightly, you close your eyes and ask “May I ask one more thing? May you take care of my friends, help them find another sorcerer to help them destroy the eye of Vecna?”

The Raven Queen eyebrows raise slightly and her smile turns into a small chuckle as if you asked her the most obvious thing. “Of course, Rayos. I will watch over them and guide them in their journey. You have my word.”

You nod, feeling a sense of peace and closure. “Thank you. I am ready to see Amanda again.”

The Raven Queen extends her hand, helping you to your feet. The meadow around you seems to glow with a soft light as you prepare to move on. “Follow me,” she says, her voice comforting and familiar, like that of a long-lost friend.

With one last look at the serene meadow, you see your friends in the distance, fighting valiantly against the Archlich Zalphar. You smile, knowing they will be okay. Turning back to the Raven Queen, she now has her porcelain mask on, her eyes hidden behind it. You take her hand and step forward, following the Matron of Death into the next phase of your existence, knowing that peace and reunion await you.