>What’sa Name
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	The meter wide entrance to your domain fills you with new found power, nothing compared to what you had made on your own. Yet that same entrance fills you with fear and spurs some precautionary actions… You start with building a long winding hallway leading to your core situated at the far end of your Realm. The twists and turns block your view of the entrance, but you know it still exists. You rack your mind for some way to stop those that enter from destroying your fragile heart and the first of many projects began with sprouting a three-meter tall pillar from the ground at the back of your hallway. Along the pillars smooth surface, you embed yourself alongside a series of faux-cores to bye time while you find a more concrete way to save yourself… though any with an understanding of the flow of mana would be able to locate you quite quickly. [Gain Dungeon Layout: Winding Hall - Faux Core Pillar] [Winding Hall - the rough earthen halls playing on the mind of men (grants 30% chance challengers will flee)] [Faux Core Pillar - A pillar of hearts (Make effective health 20/20 when faced against non-magic opponents, crit hits negate this effect)] [Cost: 15;100 Mana]
Events:
	As you decorate your pillar you are faced with your first intruder, it’s brown fur blending in with the wall of your domain and its fangs digging into the packed earth searching for food. You knew not what it was, but it was weak and bendable to your will? [Bend Creature to your will? - Grants 1 small forest creature of choice as a minion - cost 3 Mana]

>Chirico Bob
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	Traveling around Fynberg you begin looking for rumors of dungeons in the area, amongst the populace four are known. One is used as a mine by the Order of Plimbus and the other three located further from the city are garrisoned by the army to be used for training purposes. Since you planned on working in the mines anyways you decide that your first target will be the mines of Plimbus… when you arrive a day later the knights are more than willing to hire you on as a miner, though they are reluctant to allow you deeper into the dungeon. After a weeks work the Knights invite you to join them on an expedition to the first floor to test the metal of their latest recruits… The months spent in the dungeon’s depths were hard to say the least. The dungeon dive started with you, an officer and eight other recruits going into the first floor of the dungeon. With a loaned hammer at your side, you join the recruits in defeating lower level elementals, you feel yourself growing stronger as the weeks go by. It was during the second week when you sustained your first injury, the massive lumbering fist of an elemental smashing into your ribs dealing [3] damage. You sustain little damage after that but the group never proceeds past the first floor… When you left the Mines and returned to Flynberg you work for one of the farms around the area to fill your stomach with good food after weeks of water and hardtack. While you explore the city you try and find something for you to do with your ample free time, your first plan is to go and check the market street for a blacksmith and have them forge you a weapon. While the cost of materials vary quite significantly depending on their quality the cost of an average blacksmith’s work per unit of weight is about 20 coppers, though the cost of a premade iron short sword runs about 32 coppers. After you purchased some street food you continue exploring hoping to find some display of magic, unfortunately they don’t seem to find performing for common rabble as a priority here in Fynberg. [Gain Trait: Strength I] - [Grants Stats: Health [1/1:1] - Stamina [10/10:10]] [Gain Gear: 2 coppers] [Grant Skills: Bash [Level: 2]: A blunt attack with a heavy object does damage based on the weight of the weapon and skill level [Damage Type: Blunt] [Damage: (Level * Weapon Weight*[.2])] [Cost: ([2] * Weapon weight) Stamina] [Requires weapon that grants the bash skill to use] - Block [Level: ]: A way to stop incoming damage from tearing you apart [Blocks Shield/Weapons Weight*(.6*Level) Damage] [Costs: Blocked damage in durability]]
Event:
	While in the depths of the Mines of Plimbus you find yourself up against an especially hard for, you and the other recruits are tasks with fighting this [Elite] earth elemental. [This would result in a combat, but due to it not being implemented currently this will rely on your previous rolls] You and the recruits are able to whittle the [Elite] to low health but when one of your comrades is crushed under its massive fist you and the others are ready to run… The Officer had to step in and save the rest of you before you all met a similar fate. The reward for fighting this superior enemy? A three-unit clump of Copper Ore infused with the dungeon’s mana, something that will be used to create enhance bronze armor for the Knights of Plimbus, you're given your cut for the loot as your eyes linger on the red stain on the dungeon floor… [Gain Gear: 6 copper pieces]

>Sebastian Haile
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	The Order of Plimbus is more than willing to allow a man of your stature to work in the mines, its monotonous work but you while your working you find more information about the dungeon the mines are found in. The dungeon is said to have eighteen floors, the first three of which are the mines from which a large amount of copper is mined. The next seven or so floors are home to large earth elementals and are the training ground for the knight’s recruits. Each of the floors has increasingly larger elemental’s and on the [Elite] you can find mana infused copper which sells quite well and is used to make the knight’s suits of bronze armor. Those seven floors usually had one if not two recruit teams each patrolling, keeping the elementals in check, and looking for [Elite]s to make some money off of. The bottom eight floors are off limits to anyone other than the actual Knights of Plimbus, and a small outpost is built at their entrance where a good number of them live. [Gain Gear: 24 Copper Pieces]
Event:
	While you are working in the mines you are offered a small bonus due to your incredible efforts [Gain Gear: 8 Copper Pieces]

>Evgeny Yuriovich
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	You spend much of your time during the last twelve weeks in the forests that cover the mountains to the north. Much of that time is used hunting and looking for items that might improve upon your barebone’s situation. Much of what you catch during your hunts are snakes, the rabbits and foxes far to quick for you to get with your shovel. The common forest snake, while not the most poisonous creature out there could do some internal damage if you had gotten hit. Your searches into the ground net you a few more morsels in the form of small hill moles, there eyeless heads and bright pink snouts contrasted with the inch long claws. Other than a few moles you find a small number of malachite crystals nearer to the mountains and a small rusted dagger that you used to help skin your prey, it will likely never be usable in combat though. Your one big catch was a large doe, you happened to be foraging in the tree above a small clearing when a small herd entered. Patiently waiting you eventually got the drop on the doe knocking her to the ground as the others fled, a quick bash to the head knocked her out cold and the knife did the rest. Using the large pelt to carry your other loot you finish what was a relatively productive summer.  [Gain Skills: Navigation [Level: 1]: When lost in an unknown area gain +5 to rolls on finding a way back to a known landmark. - Foraging [Level: 1]: When in a familiar wilderness you will gain a +5 to foraging for food per level] - Tracking [Level: 1]: Allows you to track prey from the scenes left in the wake of their travels, gain +3 per level to tracking rolls]] [Gain Gear: (3) Forest Snakes skins - (2) Hill Mole velvet - [Doe Skin Satchel]: Alleviates the weight penalty of up to 12 small items - (3) small Malachite]
Event:
	While you dug around nearby where you found one of the small crystals of Malachite you strike rich, a small vein of copper is discovered. You could turn this in for a good bounty to the local government or petition for a mining license. You can’t really estimate how much the small vein would contain but your guess would be about twenty units of smelted copper. [Mines slowly fill back up in this universe]

>Name: Amalia Lancaster
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Your summer is spent in the stuffy old government offices overlooking the harbor. The Treasury’s main function after they stopped minting coin locally was as port authorities, thus leaving you working on importation taxes and docking fees whenever you aren’t running errands for your boss. Your boss was in charge of the western ports and was the wife of her boss, one Sir Buthe who was in charge of all three docks and owner of the local dockyard. He was one of the four men in charge of the Treasury as a whole, the others being Lord Plimburfh, the Leader of the Knights of Plimbus and in charge of the local mines, one Mister Juhr who was in charge of the businesses in the city of Fynberg and lastly you had Robert Bruhj, current Owner of Bruhj’s Apple Cider Brewery and in charge of collecting taxes on the farming villages that dotted the valley. Your attempts at befriending your boss and subsequently her husband alongside your hard work have left you with a well paying job but little maneuverability… Providing for yourself sustenance wise proved to be no issue, a few flirtatious words at one of the port pubs gave you ample access to blood, though the side effect of getting in drunk on alcohol during the ecstasy of drinking blood had left you in some odd situations over the summer. At some point you had gone to the market to begin looking for a way to defend yourself if such a situation were to get out of hand, only to find the blades out of your price range… a basic iron dagger costs 18 coppers, nearly two months salary for such an ugly thing left you appalled and having one custom made had the price skyrocketing. [Gain Occupation: Port Clerk - Pays 10 Coppers per [Turn] for free, doing “overtime” will net you 2 coppers each time] [Gain Gear: 14 Copper Pieces]
Events:
	While your advances on Sir Buthe were largely ignored during your attempts at moving up the social ladder, Misses Buthe did. When she approached you the day after one of your more daring advances you thought she may fire, not begin openly flirting with you. It becomes apparent over the next few days that men aren't her preferred sex and she had done the exact same thing you were doing now. While not explicitly stated, she seems to think that she would make a great port Supervisor in the absence of her elderly husband… and if your relationship was something more than just employee/employer than she may consider putting you in charge of the western docks.

>Gaius Iulius Caesar
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	When you woke in this strange land you had thought you had seen a city on the horizon, in the last hours of dusk you set out towards the light. It wasn’t until two days later that you finally decided that there was no city and the horizon and that you were thoroughly lost. It took you weeks of trial and error to survive in the wilderness, eating what you thought was edible only to have your bowel twist themselves in knots. It wasn’t until you keeled over in pain after days of eating the small purple berries from the overhanging river trees that you knew you were in trouble… You woke up weak in a straw bed, an old man with a shaven face leaning over you. His strange language left you confused, but the men continued to take care of you as you recovered from your illness… [Gain Trait: [River’s Wrath]: [Grants Stats: Health [-6:-6:-4] - [-80/-80:-80] - This Trait will expire in (2) turns]
Event:
	You spend what time you aren’t asleep learning the language of the old man, it becomes clearer to you with each passing day until you finally understand the man as summer turns to fall “Finally able to hear me, Traveller? That is good to hear, my name is Grubus Kuhr a Mage for Lord Aralahn might you tell me where you came from?”

>Sanana
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	When you arrived on this planar you decided to look for some form of residence, it took the better part of a week to find an old abandoned cabin a day from the port city but you had a home now. Once there you decide to continue your research now that you were away from the prying eyes of the Courts. Your work begins with capturing a few vermin that plague the surrounding farmlands, your goal to understand how to body takes the form it does… you start with regeneration cutting away strips from their living flesh and watching as their inner mana guides their bodies in its repair you take painstaking hours keeping them alive as you skin them and take away chunks of their flesh, watching fascinated as the magic within begins to repair them. Though not everything is easily repairable, fur and claws are slow growing even with the aid of magic and while magic is adept in helping bone repair itself it takes considerably more time than muscle or fat. [Gain Skills: Warp Flesh - Hunting] [Improve Skills: Surgeon - [2/5]] [Warp Flesh [Level: 2]: Guide your mana to recreate your flesh into a different image [Costs: Varying]] [Hunting [Level: 1]: You can sense out prey, +3 per level to related rolls]
Events:
	Your time with the rats lead to some revelations about the magic of life, your biggest breakthrough was yet to come. When you captured a young female rat you thought her like the others until you felt her sides bulging with offspring. Your time with that rat over the next few days would lead to their death but not before you found something quite interesting. When you opened her uterus to look at the budding life within you found streams of such potent mana going from the mother into the forming life you were awestruck. The tiny streams entered the small bodies and disappeared, their purpose unknown to you but intriguing after your years of study.

>Gyr'rtharx
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	Your orders are heard as whispers from the shadows and your followers listen. Over the next few months, you watch as they drag in a number of men and women before you. Some succumb to your will they minds shatter as their bodies wither away and your followers “convince” them of your greatness. Most, however, wither away and are used a food for your new ceaseless hunger, their screams further convincing the others of your greatness. [Gain Followers: 5 Initiates] [Gain Mana: 11 Mana]
Events:
	While you aren’t surprised it took some convincing to get most to join the order one of the young women that is brought is quickly rising through the ranks. You feel quite proud as you hear her screams of ecstasy as she stares intently at your magnificent form, you had never felt so proud of your form before she began to watch you but now your tentacles writhe in pleasure as you looked at. [Gain Attribute: Twisted Beauty - Grants skill Modify Body] [Modify Body [Level: 1]: allow you to twist the forms of those beneath you into a more beautiful form [Cost 10 mana per modification]] [Gain Follower: Dazed Fanatic - Allows for [1] free body modifications]

>Lupere Conejo
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	When you show up at the mines the humans look at you questioningly, your king usually not known for their hard work. Either way, they hand you a small pickaxe and send you on your way, and by the month’s end, you walk out of their a few coins cheaper… When you arrived in the town you join others in the time-honored practice of begging. A few wilted carrots and some coins are thrown in your basket as you travel up and down the market looking for goods to purchase, when your not begging you're out in the forest searching for wild pale carrots to eat or to give to a young gal when you have too many of them. [Gain Gear: 11 copper coins - (3) Wild Pale Carrots - A root favored for cooking by humans and thought as ambrosia by the Lagus]
Events:
While your begging one old lady gives you something you hadn’t expected to see. A bulging purple/orange carrot the size of your forearm, a magnificent piece that would feed you for a week or get you some of the prettiest females this come mating season. You were conflicted though, nobody just gave out a carrot this magnificent for free… what was that old lady up to?  [Gain Gear: Bulbous Purple Carrot]