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<blockquote data-quote="Loonook" data-source="post: 4597286" data-attributes="member: 1861">Well... here are the basic ideas which have come into my mind:In a small town deep in the backwoods, Ezekiel Raymond Feldspar keeps a room full of bright lamps.&nbsp; A coot amongst a society filled with them, Feldspar always claimed knowledge of things from beyond the known world.&nbsp; Having explored for half of his hundred and ten years, his collection of glass, paper, and other illuminations was beyond reproach.&nbsp; In 2003, Ezekiel Feldspar's remains were found, and his famous collection had been broken apart, spread to the four winds of his property.&nbsp; Even now, some say you can hear strange noises in the hills around Feldspar House, and many refuse to go there.That which is too powerful, too great for the human mind to comprehend is cast away by the collective will.&nbsp; Those who forget, the Sleepers, refuse to believe that such a great claw into their fragile psyche could truly exist.&nbsp; However, there are a handful of men and women who collect the signs and sigil of societies long forgotten.&nbsp; The Lamplighters keep their counsels to themselves, but they must fend against the Marti, those who have taken on the aspects of these old cultures and seek to return them to their former glory.&nbsp; Between these realms lie a thousand banes . . . and a thousand boons.History breeds knowledge, knowledge breeds power.&nbsp; Tapping into the powers of forgotten rites, through blood, bone, and mind, propel the coming Age.---Really bad off-the-top, but it'll come together.&nbsp; Hopefully.Slainte,-Loonook.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Loonook, post: 4597286, member: 1861"] Well... here are the basic ideas which have come into my mind: In a small town deep in the backwoods, Ezekiel Raymond Feldspar keeps a room full of bright lamps. A coot amongst a society filled with them, Feldspar always claimed knowledge of things from beyond the known world. Having explored for half of his hundred and ten years, his collection of glass, paper, and other illuminations was beyond reproach. In 2003, Ezekiel Feldspar's remains were found, and his famous collection had been broken apart, spread to the four winds of his property. Even now, some say you can hear strange noises in the hills around Feldspar House, and many refuse to go there. That which is too powerful, too great for the human mind to comprehend is cast away by the collective will. Those who forget, the Sleepers, refuse to believe that such a great claw into their fragile psyche could truly exist. However, there are a handful of men and women who collect the signs and sigil of societies long forgotten. The Lamplighters keep their counsels to themselves, but they must fend against the Marti, those who have taken on the aspects of these old cultures and seek to return them to their former glory. Between these realms lie a thousand banes . . . and a thousand boons. History breeds knowledge, knowledge breeds power. Tapping into the powers of forgotten rites, through blood, bone, and mind, propel the coming Age. --- Really bad off-the-top, but it'll come together. Hopefully. Slainte, -Loonook. [/QUOTE]

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