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In the Void, there is little solid land. What little solid land there is exists miles away from other pieces, or just isn't stable enough to support habitation. So what do you do when you need to get from one spit of rock to the other without falling to your (assumed) death? You ride a Voidship. Voidships are the premier transport in the Void, the most reliable and cheap method to get around. These beauties range from about the size of a motorbike to great dreadnaughts floating through the air like over-sized balloons. How do these babies float? Well let me tell you: Each Voidship has a core that keeps them around the height of the landmasses

The form starts off as a disheveled Human. All that can be heard is a barely audible static. The form begins twitching, mostly in the neck. The right arm seems a bit longer and the fingers slightly sharper. Now anyone can notice the static. The form grins with sharp teeth. The right arm has touched the ground, the claws scrabbling against the hard ground. The left arm is becoming slimy and loose, the hand is becoming a maw. The head is beginning to become thinner and longer, the mouth wider. Observers are seeing instantaneous visions that coincide with the head twitches. The form has finished shifting. The left arm is a maw on the end of a

You can't here it yet, but it is coming. You can see flashes of its grotesque form in you mind's eye. The slithering...the uneven gait...you know that it is coming. It doesn't have a face, nor a mouth, but it is still hungry...and it is still going to eat. No matter how much you run, it will reach you. It will wrap its mucous-covered limbs around you. It will stare into your soul with its blank features. It will flay you alive and devour your bones. For that is what it does. It comes, and it is coming for you.

Witch Heads are species of flying carnivore. They fly via a combination of lighter-than-air gases and thaumic currents. They appear to be slightly bloated and translucent heads with dozens of eyes and a single, powerful jaw. In terms of appendages, they have one thicker and stronger tentacle behind their mouth where the spine would technically connect with the skull and many thinner and weaker ones forming what appears to be the stringy hair of a balding woman. Witch Heads are a mono-sexual species that reproduce via splitting. They mainly feed on small mammals like mice and rats, and are about the size of a large cat. Despite what the folk

L'teiy (Ltay) are a species of creature that is native to Kantasm. They come in a variety of breeds, but universally have psychic abilties, feed off of negative emotions, and a mostly humanoid form with four arms. Three things mostly separate the main breeds: Hunting patterns, size, and sociability. H'teshs: This breed is taller than Humans on average and leads a more solitary existence, often times making homes in forests near villages. They feed off of fear for the most part. They hunt by luring children into their territory and setting them on long, hallucinatory journeys. When the victim finally collapses from exhaustion, the H'teshs go

A party of four makes their way up a steep and foggy mountain slope, wrapped in packs, coats, and furs. Hfi'iz, a snide Carapyd battlemage, leads the pack, often making snide comments on the others' speed and physical abilities. Smoothchorde, a jolly Human Bard, heads up the back, making jokes and playing silly songs to lighten the tense mood. Claret, a demure exiled vampire warrior, is second in the procession and is silent. A stoic elf archer that calls itself 'Ubl' is third, grimacing at Hfi'iz's comments. Their quest is to find the Oracle, a mythical figure that is legend throughout Kantasm. While they have their differences, and onl

For Kantasm, I use a modified version of the D&D alignment system. D&D uses a two dimensional "graph" to represent a character's morals and tendency towards following rules, but it is flawed because the systems itself takes a side and it gets Chaotic wrong. The Kantasmic system is three dimensional, with two values that go from one to negative one, and a third that goes from one to zero. It also doesn't take sides. Dimension One, Creative vs Destructive: This dimension on the alignment table tells us the characters tendencies. A creative character generally builds or improves things around them. A neutral character generally does what i

It was a nippy spring morning in the city of Santon on 4/2/305pa. A tradesman, who goes by the name Fip, is bumbling around the merchant space his family had claimed many generations prior. Fip is a rather rotund middle-age man known for making quality golems out of cloth, although they don't look the part because he uses cloth scraps. He has several golems active this morning to help with cleaning, organizing the other merchandise, and generally helping to prepare for the store's spring opening.     While examining some of the inactive golems folded on a shelf, Fip hears a broom hit cobblestone outside the storefront. A quick look reveals

Within the world of Kantasm, there is a variety of ways for one to control magic. Each requires a certain amount of dedication for one to even get a grasp of its concepts, but more gifted individuals can become a jack of many sorceries. But first, I need to lay down the basics of magic within Kantasm. Kantasm is a world with high amounts of background magical energy, called Mana. This is similar to radiation in that is every and very powerful, but it tends to be less harmful in high dosages unless you are very unlucky. Higher-than-average concentrations of Mana in an area can cause what is known a Spontaneous Spells, which range from a temp