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Revision as of 00:19, 11 January 2025
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| Dates run: | January 8-10 |
| Run By: | Tapestry and Walks |
| Read the logs: | Reality OWD: Glamour Machine |
That's kind of a wild story, isn't it? And here, stories set precedence. They outline the rules.
eXcalibur investigates a series of disappearances on the Isle of Man connected with a dimensional flux.
Contents
Cast
Jay Guthrie, Jono Starsmore, Megan Gwynn, Meggan Szardos, Namor, Paige Guthrie
The Grand Dame, Unnamed Thrall, Citizens of the Otherworld
Timing
Plot Summary
Summary of the events of the plot. Include links to supporting characters, locations, other plots. Remember, only link to something once per page, so no need to link to characters listed as Cast.
Reality Details
The Holy Republic of Fae, Region of the Otherworld
Ruled by an unseen figure known as the Great Hierophant. Contrary to expectation, this area is characterized by superficial similarities to human industry: cities that ape human urbanization that seem grown from the rocks, trees, and fungi of the land without reason or consistency. Conveniences such as running water and “electricity” are in fact magic being generated by their local power source, the Engine. Currently the engine is manually powered by humans harvested from the main reality, enabled by a semi-regular thinning between the two worlds.
Inhabitants
Dozens, perhaps hundreds of different species reminiscent of being largely grouped under the definition of “the Fair Folk”. These include traditional elves, faeries, goblins, trolls, redcaps, etc. Those humans would classify as traditional elves tend to occupy the high courts, with the other races being relegated to the servant classes.
Language Barrier
None. Due to the ambient magic all languages spoken within are understood by the listeners.
Time Dilation
Inconsistent. During periods when the portals between worlds are open, time passes more quickly on Otherworld than reality. When the portals are closed it is the opposite, with human hostages being expelled after what they perceive to be months or years, only to find themselves displaced from their lives by decades.
Related Links
External Links
xp_teams (2 teams posts)
xp_communication (Email from Jay to Jono)
Trivia and Meta
Trivia
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Meta
Plotrunner: Tapestry and Walks
The Grand Dame appears in “What Happened to Cassidy Keep?!” (Lobdell, Scott and Jeph Loeb. What Happened to Cassidy Keep?!. Generation X, Vol. 1, #8, Marvel Comics, 1995)
