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Wilderness TR-7000 Ever Folding Tent Be it rain, cold, wind or giant insects, you’ll want a tent so you can sleep in peace. But they’re such a pack burden the rest of the time, taking up space and weight that
No-Tunnel Helm I’m not sure how the Ardent Cape Geological Society were able to afford the sizeable stand they occupied in Hall B but I’m very glad they were there. Tucked away at the rear, behind a seemingly endless display
Faith Safe There’s a contradiction in these. On the one hand a true believer would want somewhere they could put their beliefs to keep them from magical or spiritual damage. But in doing so, they open themselves up to the
Pitched Fork All too often the Bard in the party will be trying to sing with a zombie right in their face. If the terror of undeath doesn’t put them off their melody, the smell will. The Pitched Fork by
Soul Window Ever wonder quite what is going on in another person’s head? I’ve often wondered that during tiresome escort quests when my charge seems determined to get themselves killed. If you’re willing to completely violate their privacy, then a
Breakfast Vinegar Say your baggage has been stolen and you’re lost in the mountains. It’s been days since you last ate and you don’t care what it taste like as long as you can eat it. With a few drops
All mouths of the gestalt speak as one, no matter if the mouth isn’t near the original conversation. It cannot hold separate conversations as it only one mind. All the component people sleep together at the same time. Gestalts have
The Harbingers of the Crow value wisdom and knowledge above all else. It was Var in the form of a crow who first taught the nomads about fire and tools. Without wisdom there would be no civilization. Mediation and mental
The order is dedicated to silence. Zarall believes that the noise of city life cuts the soul from the divine, after they experienced a natural piece when underwater. This is why the Farnham Elgeria drifts for days at a time,
New members are not allowed to join the commune until they have demonstrated their freedom and skill in carefully design stages. The commune cannot afford to support those who do not know how to live with nature. In camps across
