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"For as long as anyone could remember, the people of Veschke have lived in fear of fiends—spirits of wild places and volatile forces, agents of the fell lord Sokar, god of death..." Need I say more?
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~The Lost Mythologies of Tamoreh: Book I~"Beware the thing that calls itself a spirit, faer or fiend. Pay them no tithe or tribute; accept no flattery or favor. No matter what they say, there is only one thing they truly seek: to enthrall your soul.”
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~The Lost Mythologies of Tamoreh: Book I~"Beware the thing that calls itself a spirit, faer or fiend. Pay them no tithe or tribute; accept no flattery or favor. No matter what they say, there is only one thing they truly seek: to enthrall your soul.”
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The world was never finished. The gods are either mad or dead, nobody really knows or cares. In a small village on the edge of nothing, Randolph begins are journey that will uncover the true nature of the world.
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Andrew J. Ainsworth commented on Red Skies Under Betelgeuse

Such great attention to world-building.

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    Wouldn't that be a sight?

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      Over the next sixty periods we grew accustomed to the strange cosmic radiation, creatures, and red hued sky under the Super Giant Betelgeuse.
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      Risky...

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