PWYW Statosphere version with fancy formatting: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/415290/ua3-foetomancy AKA Stinkers, Rotten Eggs Everybody hates a bad smell. This disdain comes in part from an evolutionary desire not to die from e. […]
Rhetoratism (3e)
PWYW Statosphere version w fancy formatting: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/433169/ua3-rhetoratism AKA Blabbermouths, Yaks, Looselips The miracle of language is not to be understated. We are essentially ambulatory heaps of meat that can, against […]
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Artifact: People Pods (3E)
Power: Significant Description: Small, translucent water-soluble capsules filled with a pale red spongy material, indistinguishable at a glance from those foam dinosaur bath pods you sometimes get at dollar stores. […]
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9/11 Mamorial Pin (Significant Artifact)
Appearance: It’s metallic pin badge showing the World Trade Centre, with a 9 to the left of the Twin Towers to make it read 911. Below the image is the […]
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Fessusurgy (3e)
The Occult Underground is rife with Schools that glorify travel and transport. If it’s not the Odomancers and Viamancers waxing lyrical about the call of the open road, it’s bloody […]
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Catroptromancy (3e)
Look in the mirror: what do you see? Yourself? Are you sure? Who you see in the mirror isn’t what others see when they look at you. Compare your mirror […]
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The Lover (3e)
CW: Stalking, implied domestic abuse and sexual assault There are countless great loves in stories. Romance is an entire genre itself. What these relationships look like vary wildly for each […]
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Nugaphagy (3e)
In the September 1957 issue of Venture Science Fiction, the American science fiction author and critic Theodore Sturgeon responded to the criticism that “90% of science fiction was crap”, with […]
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Prosoponurgy (3e)
A 3e update of the Mask Wearer. Perhaps you would have been a damn good Personamancer, if you hadn’t gotten stuck on the masks. While masks form a core part of […]
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Stigmatamancy (3e)
Along with song and dance, creating images is among the earliest ways of making magick. The spectacular lions, deer and rhinos of Chauvet Cave are around 30,000 years old, and clearly have […]
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