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Even More Dreamscapes for the Dreaming World

For those new to the Dreaming World, Dreamers go to the Dreaming World whenever they fall asleep. A Dreamscape is a representation of a Dreamer's mind and a Mortido is a hostile monster made from suicidal thoughts. If a Mortido isn't listen then it's because the Dreamer likes living enough that the Mortido isn't noticeable. Also everyone wakes up in the Dreaming World wearing a stuffed erect codpiece. Further reading here and here for those who want more context.

Here are twenty more Dreamscapes that I came up with for The Dreaming World.

For those new to the Dreaming World, a Dreamscape is basically a representation of a Dreamer's mind and a Mortido is a hostile monster made from suicidal thoughts. The titles that follow a Dreamer's name is related to my magic system. Further reading for those who want more context.

Speed Metal Highway: Dreamscape of Bruno the Rage Cavalier. Bruno likes two things: his motorcycle and his music. Speed Metal Highway accomodates for both with an endless road for him to ride his motorcycle on while his

We've all heard of anti-magic, that special thing or person that causes all magic spells/artifacts nearby to stop working because reasons. But does anyone here have anti-science, that special thing or person that causes nearby science/technology to cease all function because reasons?

Not much of an update this time, mainly just some more Dreamscapes.

Overview of the Dreaming World

The World is split into two halves; the Waking World (Earth) and the Dreaming World, the fantastical realm of Dreams and Magic. The Dreaming World is divided into different regions called Dreamscapes. Each Dreamscape is presided over by a Dreamer, a child from the Waking World who enters the Dreaming World whenever they sleep. All Dreamers who enter the Dreaming World will have their clothes changed to that of a Landsknecht (male) or Trossfrau (female); with puffy sleeves, bright colours, feathered hats and stuffed erect codpieces (even for the girls).

The Dreamscapes

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What if a Serf (one who either joined or who was born into the position) developed psychic powers later in life? Would they still serve the Chapter (possibly receiving psychic training) or would the Chapter give them to the League of Blackships and be done with it?

Let's say that for whatever hypothetical reason, all offensive magic or magic that is used with intent to cause harm is outlawed/banned/doesn't work anymore in your world. What do your mages, wizards, sorcerers and other practitioners of magic now use their magic for?

You cannot mention healing magic in this prompt (that would be too easy)

I imagine that it would be most efficient for an Astartes to be naked under his armour so that his Black Carapace can properly interface, but is there any mention in the lore of Space Marines wearing something underneath the armour (such as a loin cloth or skin tight suit)?

This is an updated version of my previous Lore Post that I've tried to make more streamlined. I decided to remove the bit explaining the magic system and save that for its own post at a later date.

Overview of the Dreaming World

The World is split into two halves; the Waking World (Earth) and the Dreaming World, the fantastical realm of Dreams and Magic. The Dreaming World is divided into different regions called Dreamscapes. Each Dreamscape is presided over by a Dreamer, a child from the Waking World who enters the Dreaming World whenever they sleep. All Dreamers who enter the Dreaming World will have their clothes changed to that of a [Landsknecht](http://www.veritablehokum

I was listening to the Mama Dolce's radio broadcast in Fallout 3 asking why Americans were attacking the Chinese and it seemed hypocritical of them since they invaded American soil first, from what I understand. I'd like to know if the invasion of Anchorage by the Chinese was an unprovoked attack or if it was in response to something that pre-war America did.

I'm curious about what the Necrons looked like when they were flesh. Is there any official art depicting the Necrontyr? Links to fanart are also welcome.

Wanamingo from Fallout 2 are some of the most bizarre-looking creatures in the Fallout universe. I can't tell what they were supposed to be mutated from. Do any of you know or have any theories?

I know how Servitors are made but are mutants also used or are they unworthy of such a thing?

I like how grots riding on spiders look but with only three miniatures to choose from I'm wondering if there is any other Destruction Army that Spiderfang Grots would supplement really well.