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<blockquote data-quote="Iron Sky" data-source="post: 4596489" data-attributes="member: 60965">Hm... thanks for the spark that ignited an explosion of creativity!&nbsp;I whipped up a quick blurb about what I've got so far for my entry:&nbsp;Netherwrack: The Revolution of Man.Under the starry skies of the Evernight, ever lit only by the bright, unmoving Daystar, the Cantos of Heaven rules mankind. For the Thousand Isles of Man dotting the infinite Aether Sea, the Cantos stands as the only defense against the Wrack; twisted creatures spawned out of the raw Nether currents that flow far beneath the unsubstantial mists of the Aether. &nbsp;The Cantos' Order of Innates, those rare men and women able to channel the Nether currents, not only hold back the creatures of the Netherwrack but also hold the souls of mankind in an iron grasp, demanding near-absolute adherance to the Cantos and subserviance to the Kings of the Cantos that have ruled the Thousand Isles since antiquity.&nbsp;Until now.&nbsp;No one knows from where the Oligarchy of Manos extracts the Nethergrains, motes of power that allow anyone access to the arcane Nether energies, but they have changed everything. &nbsp;An industrial revolution sparked by the new source of power changes the landscape. An iron religion is threatened by the loss of their monopoly on arcane might and the souls of man. Free Innates walk in the light of the Daystar, defying the Cantos' Inquisition. The Aetherborn that ever sail the Aether Sea report Aetherstorms of increasing virulence, revealing Netherwrack of terrible proportions. The mysterious Aetherials again walk amidst mankind on their inscrutable tasks. &nbsp;With a handful of Nethergrain, a peasant can overthrow a King of the Cantos. Everything is in flux. The Aether stirs, the old order crumbles, and none know what will take its place.&nbsp;Welcome to Netherwrack: the Revolution of Man.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Iron Sky, post: 4596489, member: 60965"] Hm... thanks for the spark that ignited an explosion of creativity! I whipped up a quick blurb about what I've got so far for my entry: [I]Netherwrack[/I]: [I]The Revolution of Man[/I]. Under the starry skies of the Evernight, ever lit only by the bright, unmoving Daystar, the Cantos of Heaven rules mankind. For the Thousand Isles of Man dotting the infinite Aether Sea, the Cantos stands as the only defense against the Wrack; twisted creatures spawned out of the raw Nether currents that flow far beneath the unsubstantial mists of the Aether. The Cantos' Order of Innates, those rare men and women able to channel the Nether currents, not only hold back the creatures of the Netherwrack but also hold the souls of mankind in an iron grasp, demanding near-absolute adherance to the Cantos and subserviance to the Kings of the Cantos that have ruled the Thousand Isles since antiquity. Until now. No one knows from where the Oligarchy of Manos extracts the Nethergrains, motes of power that allow anyone access to the arcane Nether energies, but they have changed everything. An industrial revolution sparked by the new source of power changes the landscape. An iron religion is threatened by the loss of their monopoly on arcane might and the souls of man. Free Innates walk in the light of the Daystar, defying the Cantos' Inquisition. The Aetherborn that ever sail the Aether Sea report Aetherstorms of increasing virulence, revealing Netherwrack of terrible proportions. The mysterious Aetherials again walk amidst mankind on their inscrutable tasks. With a handful of Nethergrain, a peasant can overthrow a King of the Cantos. Everything is in flux. The Aether stirs, the old order crumbles, and none know what will take its place. Welcome to [I]Netherwrack: the Revolution of Man[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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