This page serves as a quick and convenient way to create a random nation, similar to the way the Random Characters generator creates a character. Each nation consists of certain random elements within specific categories. These random elements in turn link to specific Arcana Wiki pages which have the appropriate tag (so that the Random Generator can find them).
This Random Generator is intended to get your creative juices flowing, not restrain you. Thus, discard anything that doesn't fit your own ideas!
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The Random Nation
Type of Government
All societies have some way of getting things done as a whole, and the type of government describes this aspect. However, few societies are examples of "pure" government types, so aspects of two or more government forms might be evident.
This category is based on the various types of government listed on the Government entry. If you do create such entries, give them the rng_government tag.
| Puppet State |
Basic Information
A puppet state represents a nation whose government is effectively controlled by a foreign power.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Odds are that…
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| Technocracy (bureaucratic) |
Basic Information
A technocracy is a form of government where scientists, engineers, and other technical experts hold political power in their respective fields. They are selected for their…
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| Anarchy |
Basic Information
Anarchy is the lack of recognized government and/or a general state of lawlessness is society. Individuals in society may take or give whatever they please, using whatever means…
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| Demarchy |
Basic Information
Demarchy is a system of government where important government positions are filled by random lot from an available pool of citizens.
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1. Wikipedia…
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| Noocracy |
Basic Information
A Noocracy, or "aristocracy of the wise", as defined by Plato, is a social and political system that is "based on the priority of human mind".
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1. Wikipedia…
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| Consociational State |
Basic Information
A Consociational State is a state which has major splits along ethnic, religious, cultural, or linguistic lines in a way that keeps one group from dominating the others, but…
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| Puppet State |
Basic Information
A puppet state represents a nation whose government is effectively controlled by a foreign power.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Odds are that…
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| Technocracy (bureaucratic) |
Basic Information
A technocracy is a form of government where scientists, engineers, and other technical experts hold political power in their respective fields. They are selected for their…
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| Exilarchy |
Basic Information
An Exilarchy is a government which is established for or rules over a religious or ethnic diaspora rather than ruling from the origin of this group.
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| Noocracy |
Basic Information
A Noocracy, or "aristocracy of the wise", as defined by Plato, is a social and political system that is "based on the priority of human mind".
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1. Wikipedia…
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Major Races/Species
Many settings have an all-human population. If you permit different races, open this tag to add various non-human species or races. Naturally, since this random generator will widely mix races from mythology and fiction, the results will require some interpretation. Use the beings listed here as a base model and don't be afraid to alter the descriptions for your own campaign. For example, if you want to run a science fiction setting but come up with "Elf" as one of the species, then make a Recycled In Space variant of elves with similar traits but a science fiction veneer.
This category is primarily powered by entries of sapient races/species from the Mythological Creatures and Fictional Creatures pages. If you want to add new races to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_race tag.
| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Onocentaur |
Basic Information
The onocentaur is a medieval beast with the upper body of a man and the lower body of a donkey. In allegorical terms, the onocentaur represents male lust or a hypocrite who…
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| Elf |
Basic Information
In European folklore, these small creatures are quite industrious. They will come into homes at night to help those they find deserving. They will do the work for the owners with…
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| Kitsune |
(Pl. Kitsune; Key-tsoo-neh)
Basic Information
The Kitsune is a mythological being of Eastern creation. This creature is a single, or multi-tailed (up to nine) Fox. Stories call them rain spirits,…
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| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Pooka |
WILSON: [reading from an encyclopedia] "P O O K A - Pooka - from old Celtic mythology - a fairy spirit in animal form - always very large. The pooka appears here and there - now and then - to this…
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| Kitsune |
(Pl. Kitsune; Key-tsoo-neh)
Basic Information
The Kitsune is a mythological being of Eastern creation. This creature is a single, or multi-tailed (up to nine) Fox. Stories call them rain spirits,…
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| Elf |
Basic Information
In European folklore, these small creatures are quite industrious. They will come into homes at night to help those they find deserving. They will do the work for the owners with…
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| Pooka |
WILSON: [reading from an encyclopedia] "P O O K A - Pooka - from old Celtic mythology - a fairy spirit in animal form - always very large. The pooka appears here and there - now and then - to this…
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| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Kitsune |
(Pl. Kitsune; Key-tsoo-neh)
Basic Information
The Kitsune is a mythological being of Eastern creation. This creature is a single, or multi-tailed (up to nine) Fox. Stories call them rain spirits,…
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| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Monopod (creature) |
This page is about the mythical creature. For information on a support used for a camera, see monopod.
Basic Information
A monopod, as the name implies, is a one-footed humanoid. It's described…
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| Were Kin |
Basic Information
Were-kin is a catch-all term for shape-shifting creatures such as werewolves. Were-kin usually refers to humans who willingly or unwillingly transform into an often savage and…
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| Nephilim |
Basic Information
Nephilim are a race of beings from ancient Hebrew legend, briefly mentioned in the Bible. They are first mentioned in the book of Genesis:
When men began to increase in number on…
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Significant Creatures
This category lists the major "monsters" which might appear in this nation. If you want such monsters to appear in it, open the tab at the appropriate number and use it to build your encounter tables. Again, use these creatures as inspiration instead of trying to adhere to them slavishly - alter or throw out anything that doesn't fit into your campaign.
Sapient creatures might also appear here, in addition to the "Major race/species" category above. In this case, it means that those creatures are either solitary threats or at best live together in small family units instead of forming true societies of their own.
This category is primarily powered by creatures from the Mythological Creatures and Fictional Creatures pages. If you want to add new creatures to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_creature tag.
| Ghost |
The darkness is made all the more disturbing by the feeling that someone… or something… is just out of sight, watching you. If you listen carefully, you can almost hear them whispering to…
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| Gremlin |
In the days of World War II, when combat planes were coming off the assembly line almost as fast as automobiles and there was a greater mathematical chance of malfunctions than there would…
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| Susuwatari |
Basic Information
Have you ever gone directly from a brightly-lit area to a dark room and seen weird little black spots on the periphery of your vision that seem to dart away when you try to…
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| Voodoo Zombie |
Basic Information
A Voodoo Zombie is the undead servant of a bokor (or voodoo sorcerer). The potential zombie is given two drugs. The first slows down their metabolism and induces a death-like…
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| Patasola |
Basic Information
The Patasola is a form of vampire that exists in the folklore of South America, often presented as being a guardian of the forest. She appears to lonely men in the wilderness…
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| Shadow People |
Basic Information
The shadow people are dark forms you see moving out of the corner of your eye. You look straight at them, and they're gone, so you tell yourself that you just imagined it.
In…
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| Voodoo Zombie |
Basic Information
A Voodoo Zombie is the undead servant of a bokor (or voodoo sorcerer). The potential zombie is given two drugs. The first slows down their metabolism and induces a death-like…
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| Pooka |
WILSON: [reading from an encyclopedia] "P O O K A - Pooka - from old Celtic mythology - a fairy spirit in animal form - always very large. The pooka appears here and there - now and then - to this…
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| Lich |
Basic Information
A lich is usually an undead corpse that was a powerful magician when it was alive. It cast spells to reanimate the corpse. It is immortal.
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1. Wikipedia…
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| Bear Dogs |
Basic Information
Bear dogs (Amphicyonidae) were a pre-historic species of Carnivoran mammals related to both the bear family and the dog family. Bear dogs are, appropriately, hypothesized to have…
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| Trapdoor Alligator |
Basic Information
The Trapdoor Alligator was invented by R. K. Millholland for the webcomic Something Positive. It is an otherwise ordinary alligator which lurks behind trapdoors similar to…
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| Sasquatch |
Basic Information
The sasquatch (also referred to as "bigfoot" by many amateur cryptozoologists) is an ape-like cryptid thought to inhabit remote forests in the Pacific Northwest region of Canada…
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| Shadow People |
Basic Information
The shadow people are dark forms you see moving out of the corner of your eye. You look straight at them, and they're gone, so you tell yourself that you just imagined it.
In…
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| Bunyip |
Basic Information
The bunyip is a creature from Australian folkore that appears to have originated in Aboriginal Dreamtime mythology. Descriptions of the bunyip vary widely, though it is typically…
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| Onocentaur |
Basic Information
The onocentaur is a medieval beast with the upper body of a man and the lower body of a donkey. In allegorical terms, the onocentaur represents male lust or a hypocrite who…
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| Susuwatari |
Basic Information
Have you ever gone directly from a brightly-lit area to a dark room and seen weird little black spots on the periphery of your vision that seem to dart away when you try to…
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| Romero Zombie |
Basic Information
A Romero Zombie is the slow-shuffling brain-eating monster popularized by Night of the Living Dead and it's ilk. The hallmarks of the Romero Zombie are the Zombie Gait and the…
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| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Kelpie |
Basic Information
These creatures are similar to the pooka, but significantly more malevolent. These creatures tend to appear as either sleek black or white ponies. They appear to be gentle lost…
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| Were Kin |
Basic Information
Were-kin is a catch-all term for shape-shifting creatures such as werewolves. Were-kin usually refers to humans who willingly or unwillingly transform into an often savage and…
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| Black Shuck |
Black Shuck
Black Shuck is the Norfolk name given to one of many different huge, spectral hounds which are common in the folklore of the British Isles. Also called by such names as Padfoot,…
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| Rage Zombie |
The brave knight rescued the magician's daughter, and returned her home as he promised. As they approached the wizard's tower, however, he became quite cautious about the strange humanoids that…
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| Sasquatch |
Basic Information
The sasquatch (also referred to as "bigfoot" by many amateur cryptozoologists) is an ape-like cryptid thought to inhabit remote forests in the Pacific Northwest region of Canada…
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| Rod (Cryptozoology) |
Basic Information
Rods are alleged cryptids which have only appeared on video cameras. Sightings of rods have occurred in the United States, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Europe, Philippines and…
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| Devil |
Basic Information
Devil is sometimes used as just another word for Demon. In other settings, a Devil is a specific type of Demon. In yet others, it is a distinct form of evil Spirit that is…
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| Squid |
Basic Information
A squid is an aquatic mollusk similar to the octopus. Unlike the gentle octopus which has eight tentacles, the squid had ten; so if you are ever attacked by a cephelapod, be sure…
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| Kitsune |
(Pl. Kitsune; Key-tsoo-neh)
Basic Information
The Kitsune is a mythological being of Eastern creation. This creature is a single, or multi-tailed (up to nine) Fox. Stories call them rain spirits,…
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| Bogeyman |
Basic Information
The bogeyman (also referred to as the boogyman, bogyman, boogieman, boogey monster or boogeyman) is a folkloric monster, tales of which are often used as a kind of behavioral…
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| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Devil |
Basic Information
Devil is sometimes used as just another word for Demon. In other settings, a Devil is a specific type of Demon. In yet others, it is a distinct form of evil Spirit that is…
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| Susuwatari |
Basic Information
Have you ever gone directly from a brightly-lit area to a dark room and seen weird little black spots on the periphery of your vision that seem to dart away when you try to…
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| Pushmi-Pullyu |
"Lord save us!" cried the duck. "How does it make up its mind?"
— The Story of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting
Basic Information
Now extinct, the African Pushmi-Pullyu is certainly one of the…
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| Aufhocker |
Basic Information
Aufhockers are creatures from German folklore. They are small spirits that jump on the back or shoulders of lone wanderers at night, and usually instill such terror in their…
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| Kelpie |
Basic Information
These creatures are similar to the pooka, but significantly more malevolent. These creatures tend to appear as either sleek black or white ponies. They appear to be gentle lost…
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| Pooka |
WILSON: [reading from an encyclopedia] "P O O K A - Pooka - from old Celtic mythology - a fairy spirit in animal form - always very large. The pooka appears here and there - now and then - to this…
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| Onocentaur |
Basic Information
The onocentaur is a medieval beast with the upper body of a man and the lower body of a donkey. In allegorical terms, the onocentaur represents male lust or a hypocrite who…
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| Vampire |
Basic Information
Vampires are according to most folklore and fiction blood-sucking nocturnal creatures of at least vaguely human-like appearance.
It is hard to define a vampire since in legends…
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| Mythago |
Basic Information
The Mythago is more than a mythical creature … it is a creature of myth.
The human mind is a powerful thing … it imagines things, shapes them, weaves them into the world…
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| Snow Wasset |
Basic Information
(mustelinopsis subitivorax)
The Snow Wasset is a large, migratory animal, about four times the size of a wolverine, dwelling in the lumbering region between the Great Lakes and…
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| Rat King |
Basic Information
A Rat King is a phenomena said to occur when multiple rats are intertwined with their tails with blood, dirt, and excrement. Most reports of rat kings have come from…
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| Reptilian Humanoid |
Basic Information
Reptilian Humanoids are a common motif in mythology, folklore, science fiction, fantasy, conspiracy theories, and the pseudosciences of cryptozoology and ufology.
David Icke…
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| Bogeyman |
Basic Information
The bogeyman (also referred to as the boogyman, bogyman, boogieman, boogey monster or boogeyman) is a folkloric monster, tales of which are often used as a kind of behavioral…
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| Black Shuck |
Black Shuck
Black Shuck is the Norfolk name given to one of many different huge, spectral hounds which are common in the folklore of the British Isles. Also called by such names as Padfoot,…
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| Patasola |
Basic Information
The Patasola is a form of vampire that exists in the folklore of South America, often presented as being a guardian of the forest. She appears to lonely men in the wilderness…
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| Squid |
Basic Information
A squid is an aquatic mollusk similar to the octopus. Unlike the gentle octopus which has eight tentacles, the squid had ten; so if you are ever attacked by a cephelapod, be sure…
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| Black Shuck |
Black Shuck
Black Shuck is the Norfolk name given to one of many different huge, spectral hounds which are common in the folklore of the British Isles. Also called by such names as Padfoot,…
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| Romero Zombie |
Basic Information
A Romero Zombie is the slow-shuffling brain-eating monster popularized by Night of the Living Dead and it's ilk. The hallmarks of the Romero Zombie are the Zombie Gait and the…
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| Susuwatari |
Basic Information
Have you ever gone directly from a brightly-lit area to a dark room and seen weird little black spots on the periphery of your vision that seem to dart away when you try to…
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| Rat King |
Basic Information
A Rat King is a phenomena said to occur when multiple rats are intertwined with their tails with blood, dirt, and excrement. Most reports of rat kings have come from…
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| Ghost |
The darkness is made all the more disturbing by the feeling that someone… or something… is just out of sight, watching you. If you listen carefully, you can almost hear them whispering to…
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| Bajang |
Basic Information
The bajang is an evil spirit who appears when a disaster or illness is about to occur. He usually takes the form of a giant polecat.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Mythology of Asia…
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| Pooka |
WILSON: [reading from an encyclopedia] "P O O K A - Pooka - from old Celtic mythology - a fairy spirit in animal form - always very large. The pooka appears here and there - now and then - to this…
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| Gremlin |
In the days of World War II, when combat planes were coming off the assembly line almost as fast as automobiles and there was a greater mathematical chance of malfunctions than there would…
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| Pushmi-Pullyu |
"Lord save us!" cried the duck. "How does it make up its mind?"
— The Story of Doctor Dolittle by Hugh Lofting
Basic Information
Now extinct, the African Pushmi-Pullyu is certainly one of the…
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| Were Kin |
Basic Information
Were-kin is a catch-all term for shape-shifting creatures such as werewolves. Were-kin usually refers to humans who willingly or unwillingly transform into an often savage and…
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Cultural Influences
This category gives you various real world or fictional cultures you can model your nation after. So far, this category is primarily powered by entries from the Countries pages, but other possibilities certainly exist. If you want to add new possibilities for cultural influences to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_culture tag.
| United Arab Emirates |
Basic Information
The United Arab Emirates is a federation of Middle Eastern states, which are also called emirates
List of Emirates
Abu Dhabi
Ajman
Dubai
Fujairah
Ras al-Khaimah
Sharjah
Umm…
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| Japan |
Basic Information
This article is a stub - please expand!
List of Cities
Tokyo
List of Locations
Yonaguni Monument
See Also
Kitsune
News: Ant mega-colony takes over world
News: Japan Child…
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| Cathars |
Basic Information
The Cathars (also known as Albigensians, Bougres, Bulgars, or Bons Hommes et Bonnes Femmes) were a gnostic, dualistic sect of Christianity. They believed the world was created by…
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| Chile |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Event: Chilean Blob
Event/News: Magnitude 6.0 Earthquake Rocks Northern Chile
Event/News: 'Nazi hunt' launched in S…
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| Kenya |
Basic Information
This page is a stub. Please expand upon it.
The Republic of Kenya is a country in East Africa.
Locations within Kenya include:
Mount Kenya
Olorgesailie
See Also
News: Is this…
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| South Korea |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Event/News: South Korea's first rocket ready - at last
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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Religion
Type of Worship
This aspect does not cover which entity is worshiped, but how - it describes the form religion takes in a society. If you want to add forms of worship to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_religion tag.
| Prosperity Theology |
Basic Information
Prosperity theology is a religious belief among parts of Christianity that God provides material wealth and prosperity for those he favors. This has been criticized among other…
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| Prosperity Theology |
Basic Information
Prosperity theology is a religious belief among parts of Christianity that God provides material wealth and prosperity for those he favors. This has been criticized among other…
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| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
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| Prosperity Theology |
Basic Information
Prosperity theology is a religious belief among parts of Christianity that God provides material wealth and prosperity for those he favors. This has been criticized among other…
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| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
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Worshiped Entities
This category lists the various entities that are worshiped by the people. This category draws on the Mythological Characters and List of Mythologies sections. If you want to add new entities to be worshiped to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_deity tag.
| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Zeus |
Basic Information
In Greek Mythology, Zeus is King of the Gods, and ruler of Mount Olympus.
What he's all about
Some gods are Gods because they represent something - they're the anthropomorphic…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Heimdall |
Basic Information
Heimdall is one of the Aesir gods of Norse Mythology. He's a somewhat enigmatic figure, not one of the most well-understood members of the Norse pantheon. What's he the god of?…
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| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| The Grim Reaper |
Basic Information
In folklore, The Grim Reaper is the personification of Death. He is usually dictated as carrying a scythe and is a skeleton wearing a black cloak.
In this form, Death is not seen…
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| Zeus |
Basic Information
In Greek Mythology, Zeus is King of the Gods, and ruler of Mount Olympus.
What he's all about
Some gods are Gods because they represent something - they're the anthropomorphic…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Santa Muerte |
Basic Information
Santa Muerte (literal translation: "Saint Death") is a religious figure venerated by some in Mexico. Also known regionally as la Santisima Muerte ("Most Holy Death") and other…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Jörmungandr |
Basic Information
In Norse Mythology, Jörmungandr, also known as the Midgard Serpent was the middle of Loki's three children. He took the form of a gigantic serpent. Odin hurled Jörmungandr into…
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| Santa Muerte |
Basic Information
Santa Muerte (literal translation: "Saint Death") is a religious figure venerated by some in Mexico. Also known regionally as la Santisima Muerte ("Most Holy Death") and other…
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| Heimdall |
Basic Information
Heimdall is one of the Aesir gods of Norse Mythology. He's a somewhat enigmatic figure, not one of the most well-understood members of the Norse pantheon. What's he the god of?…
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| Santa Muerte |
Basic Information
Santa Muerte (literal translation: "Saint Death") is a religious figure venerated by some in Mexico. Also known regionally as la Santisima Muerte ("Most Holy Death") and other…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Zeus |
Basic Information
In Greek Mythology, Zeus is King of the Gods, and ruler of Mount Olympus.
What he's all about
Some gods are Gods because they represent something - they're the anthropomorphic…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Santa Claus |
He was dressed all in fur, from his head to his foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot;
A bundle of Toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a pedler just opening…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Jörmungandr |
Basic Information
In Norse Mythology, Jörmungandr, also known as the Midgard Serpent was the middle of Loki's three children. He took the form of a gigantic serpent. Odin hurled Jörmungandr into…
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| Heimdall |
Basic Information
Heimdall is one of the Aesir gods of Norse Mythology. He's a somewhat enigmatic figure, not one of the most well-understood members of the Norse pantheon. What's he the god of?…
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| Zeus |
Basic Information
In Greek Mythology, Zeus is King of the Gods, and ruler of Mount Olympus.
What he's all about
Some gods are Gods because they represent something - they're the anthropomorphic…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Santa Claus |
He was dressed all in fur, from his head to his foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot;
A bundle of Toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a pedler just opening…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Zeus |
Basic Information
In Greek Mythology, Zeus is King of the Gods, and ruler of Mount Olympus.
What he's all about
Some gods are Gods because they represent something - they're the anthropomorphic…
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| Santa Muerte |
Basic Information
Santa Muerte (literal translation: "Saint Death") is a religious figure venerated by some in Mexico. Also known regionally as la Santisima Muerte ("Most Holy Death") and other…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Jörmungandr |
Basic Information
In Norse Mythology, Jörmungandr, also known as the Midgard Serpent was the middle of Loki's three children. He took the form of a gigantic serpent. Odin hurled Jörmungandr into…
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| Heimdall |
Basic Information
Heimdall is one of the Aesir gods of Norse Mythology. He's a somewhat enigmatic figure, not one of the most well-understood members of the Norse pantheon. What's he the god of?…
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| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| The Grim Reaper |
Basic Information
In folklore, The Grim Reaper is the personification of Death. He is usually dictated as carrying a scythe and is a skeleton wearing a black cloak.
In this form, Death is not seen…
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| Mormo |
Saint of streets, and brilliant one, that strays by night;
Foe of radiance, but friend and mate of gloom;
In howl of dogs rejoicing, and in crimson gore,
Wading 'mid corpses through tombs of…
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| Jörmungandr |
Basic Information
In Norse Mythology, Jörmungandr, also known as the Midgard Serpent was the middle of Loki's three children. He took the form of a gigantic serpent. Odin hurled Jörmungandr into…
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| Attis |
Basic Information
Agdistis was born with both male and female traits which frightened the Olympian gods. They cut off the male traits and cast them away- from which grew an almond tree. The nymph…
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| Santa Claus |
He was dressed all in fur, from his head to his foot,
And his clothes were all tarnished with ashes and soot;
A bundle of Toys he had flung on his back,
And he looked like a pedler just opening…
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| The Grim Reaper |
Basic Information
In folklore, The Grim Reaper is the personification of Death. He is usually dictated as carrying a scythe and is a skeleton wearing a black cloak.
In this form, Death is not seen…
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| Hecate |
Basic Information
Hecate is a Greek goddess, whose worship survived long past the decline of Ancient Greece. She's more than a little mysterious, with scholars disagreeing on her purview,…
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| Lilith |
Basic Information
Lilith was originally a demonic Sumerian night spirit, who preyed on women and young children. She often appeared as a beautiful woman, sexually preying on men as they slept. She…
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| Heimdall |
Basic Information
Heimdall is one of the Aesir gods of Norse Mythology. He's a somewhat enigmatic figure, not one of the most well-understood members of the Norse pantheon. What's he the god of?…
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| Santa Muerte |
Basic Information
Santa Muerte (literal translation: "Saint Death") is a religious figure venerated by some in Mexico. Also known regionally as la Santisima Muerte ("Most Holy Death") and other…
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| Zeus |
Basic Information
In Greek Mythology, Zeus is King of the Gods, and ruler of Mount Olympus.
What he's all about
Some gods are Gods because they represent something - they're the anthropomorphic…
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Powerful Organizations
This category lists powerful and/or famous organizations of the nation. As many of the possible entries are real world organizations, alter them to make them fit into your setting. If you want to add new organizations to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_org tag. Pick organizations which could relatively easily be altered to different settings.
| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
Sources
Bibliography
1….
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| Triads |
Basic Information
Triad is a term that describes a version of Organized Crime that started in China and has spread to many cities with large Chinese populations.
Their criminal activities include…
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| Secret Police |
Basic Information
Secret Police refers to a police or National Security agency that operates from secrecy with little or no transparency or oversight. The secrecy and lack of review lends itself…
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| Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs |
Basic Information
An Outlaw Motorcycle Club is a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who has formed a gang or 'club' but who has not registered with the American Motorcycle Association (AMA) or the…
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| Gangs Of Old New York |
Basic Information
New York City in the 19th Century (and early 20th Century) featured several Street Gangs that seem almost surreal from the modern perspective. No doubt some of the claims have…
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| Bauhaus |
Basic Information
The Bauhaus was a German school of Art and Design that had a tremendous influence on architecture and industrial design in the 20th Century. It was founded in 1919 by the…
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| DarkMarket |
Basic Information
DarkMarket was an English-speaking internet cybercrime forum run undercover by the FBI in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
The web site allowed buyers and sellers of stolen identities…
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| Piracy In Somalia |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand!
See Also
Piracy
News: An Economic Analysis Of The Somali Pirate Business Model
News: Luxury Yachts Offer Pirate Hunting Cruises
News:…
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| International Peace Mission Movement |
Basic Information
This was a group founded by Father Divine in 1919. They lived together- first in a house on Long Island and then in a series of hotels that they ran throughout the movement. The…
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| Russian Business Network |
Basic Information
The Russian Business Network is a Russia-based cybercrime criminal organization engaging in a wide range of internet-based crimes.
Sources
RPNExploit - blog about the activities…
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| Gangs Of Old New York |
Basic Information
New York City in the 19th Century (and early 20th Century) featured several Street Gangs that seem almost surreal from the modern perspective. No doubt some of the claims have…
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| Tongs |
Basic Information
A Tong is a type of Secret Society found among Chinese American immigrants. The first Tongs started in the 19th Century, and were created for mutual support and protection from…
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| Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program |
Basic Information
The Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives program was an organization instituted by the Allies in World War II. It was established by American president Franklin D. Roosevelt on…
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| Private Military Company |
Basic Information
A private military company (PMC) is a company that offers expertise or services of a military nature, often including mercenaries
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Royal Navy |
Basic Information
The Navy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is referred to solely as the Royal Navy, never the Royal British Navy or the British Navy.
A very old…
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| National Security Agency |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
The National Security Agency is an American intelligence agency.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Over 400 forms used by the National…
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| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
Sources
Bibliography
1….
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| Gangs Of Old New York |
Basic Information
New York City in the 19th Century (and early 20th Century) featured several Street Gangs that seem almost surreal from the modern perspective. No doubt some of the claims have…
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| Shanghai Cooperation Organisation |
Basic Information
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is a mutual-security organization which was founded on June 15, 2001 by China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan….
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| Tongs |
Basic Information
A Tong is a type of Secret Society found among Chinese American immigrants. The first Tongs started in the 19th Century, and were created for mutual support and protection from…
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| Royal Navy |
Basic Information
The Navy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is referred to solely as the Royal Navy, never the Royal British Navy or the British Navy.
A very old…
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| Tongs |
Basic Information
A Tong is a type of Secret Society found among Chinese American immigrants. The first Tongs started in the 19th Century, and were created for mutual support and protection from…
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| Deep State |
Basic Information
The Deep State is said to be a group of powerful, anti-democratic forces within Turkey, consisting of members of the Turkish intelligence agencies, military, security, judges,…
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| Private Military Company |
Basic Information
A private military company (PMC) is a company that offers expertise or services of a military nature, often including mercenaries
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Royal Navy |
Basic Information
The Navy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. It is referred to solely as the Royal Navy, never the Royal British Navy or the British Navy.
A very old…
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| Bauhaus |
Basic Information
The Bauhaus was a German school of Art and Design that had a tremendous influence on architecture and industrial design in the 20th Century. It was founded in 1919 by the…
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| Triads |
Basic Information
Triad is a term that describes a version of Organized Crime that started in China and has spread to many cities with large Chinese populations.
Their criminal activities include…
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| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
Sources
Bibliography
1….
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| Triads |
Basic Information
Triad is a term that describes a version of Organized Crime that started in China and has spread to many cities with large Chinese populations.
Their criminal activities include…
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| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
Sources
Bibliography
1….
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| Tongs |
Basic Information
A Tong is a type of Secret Society found among Chinese American immigrants. The first Tongs started in the 19th Century, and were created for mutual support and protection from…
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| National Security Agency |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
The National Security Agency is an American intelligence agency.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Over 400 forms used by the National…
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| Piracy In Somalia |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand!
See Also
Piracy
News: An Economic Analysis Of The Somali Pirate Business Model
News: Luxury Yachts Offer Pirate Hunting Cruises
News:…
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| Russian Business Network |
Basic Information
The Russian Business Network is a Russia-based cybercrime criminal organization engaging in a wide range of internet-based crimes.
Sources
RPNExploit - blog about the activities…
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| Drug Cartel |
Basic Information
Drug cartels are criminal organizations developed with the primary purpose of promoting and controlling drug trafficking operations. They range from loosely-managed agreements…
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| Shanghai Cooperation Organisation |
Basic Information
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation is a mutual-security organization which was founded on June 15, 2001 by China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan, and Uzbekistan….
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| Gangs Of Old New York |
Basic Information
New York City in the 19th Century (and early 20th Century) featured several Street Gangs that seem almost surreal from the modern perspective. No doubt some of the claims have…
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| Technisches Hilfswerk |
Basic Information
The Technisches Hilfswerk (or THW for short) is a German agency that does technical, humanitarian, and logistical relief efforts both in Germany and around the world (such as…
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| Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs |
Basic Information
An Outlaw Motorcycle Club is a group of motorcycle enthusiasts who has formed a gang or 'club' but who has not registered with the American Motorcycle Association (AMA) or the…
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| Majestic 12 |
Basic Information
Majestic 12 is an alleged secret American government agency that was founded in 1947 in the aftermath of the Roswell UFO incident to investigate UFO activity - and cover it…
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| Triads |
Basic Information
Triad is a term that describes a version of Organized Crime that started in China and has spread to many cities with large Chinese populations.
Their criminal activities include…
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| Amway |
Basic Information
Amway is an American company whose selling strategies have often been compared to Pyramid schemes.
See Also
Milkman Conspiracy
Sources
Bibliography
1. RPGNet thread
2. Wikipedia…
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| Secret Police |
Basic Information
Secret Police refers to a police or National Security agency that operates from secrecy with little or no transparency or oversight. The secrecy and lack of review lends itself…
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| Russian Business Network |
Basic Information
The Russian Business Network is a Russia-based cybercrime criminal organization engaging in a wide range of internet-based crimes.
Sources
RPNExploit - blog about the activities…
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| Private Military Company |
Basic Information
A private military company (PMC) is a company that offers expertise or services of a military nature, often including mercenaries
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| KGB |
Basic Information
The KGB was the security agency, secret police, and intelligence agency of the Soviet Union
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
This organization tends…
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| International Peace Mission Movement |
Basic Information
This was a group founded by Father Divine in 1919. They lived together- first in a house on Long Island and then in a series of hotels that they ran throughout the movement. The…
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| La Cosa Nostra |
Basic Information
When Joseph Valachi testified before the US Senate in 1962, he revealed that American mafiosi refer to their organization by the term cosa nostra, which means "our thing". The…
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| Amway |
Basic Information
Amway is an American company whose selling strategies have often been compared to Pyramid schemes.
See Also
Milkman Conspiracy
Sources
Bibliography
1. RPGNet thread
2. Wikipedia…
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| Los Zetas |
Basic Information
Los Zetas is a criminal mercenary army for Mexico's Gulf Cartel. The group is comprised of ex-soldiers, including many members of the Mexican Army’s elite Grupo Aeromóvil de…
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| Deep State |
Basic Information
The Deep State is said to be a group of powerful, anti-democratic forces within Turkey, consisting of members of the Turkish intelligence agencies, military, security, judges,…
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| Majestic 12 |
Basic Information
Majestic 12 is an alleged secret American government agency that was founded in 1947 in the aftermath of the Roswell UFO incident to investigate UFO activity - and cover it…
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| Drug Cartel |
Basic Information
Drug cartels are criminal organizations developed with the primary purpose of promoting and controlling drug trafficking operations. They range from loosely-managed agreements…
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| Piracy In Somalia |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand!
See Also
Piracy
News: An Economic Analysis Of The Somali Pirate Business Model
News: Luxury Yachts Offer Pirate Hunting Cruises
News:…
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| Quiverfull |
Basic Information
Quiverfull is a evangelical Christian movement whose members eagerly seek to have as many children as possible and eschew any kind of birth control.
Sources
Bibliography
1….
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Major Projects
Some nations have major national projects they pursue towards specific goals. There is some overlap with Organizations above, but projects are more about achieving certain goals than a general political, ideological, or economic motivation. Use the entries in the following tabs as inspiration. If you want to add new projects to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_project tag.
| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Sergei’s Litter |
Summary
December 20, 2008: From the 1920s to the 1950s, a Soviet scientist named Sergei S. Bryukhonenko worked on reanimating dogs, as well as causing a severed dog's head to react to stimuli. He…
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| The Army's Totally Serious Mind-Control Project |
Summary
September 14, 2008: The United States armed forces have funded a project which attempts to create "thought helmets" which would allow its soldiers to communicate soundlessly by "thinking…
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| Project ELF |
Basic Information
Project ELF was a US Navy program intended to provide communication with nuclear submarines at sea. Since conventional radio waves have difficulty penetrating water, submarines…
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| Sergei’s Litter |
Summary
December 20, 2008: From the 1920s to the 1950s, a Soviet scientist named Sergei S. Bryukhonenko worked on reanimating dogs, as well as causing a severed dog's head to react to stimuli. He…
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| Re-Engineering the Earth |
Summary
July 1, 2009: Various possibilities and risks of geoengineering are discussed in the article. One possibility would be to use giant zeppelins to pump sulfur dioxide into the higher layers…
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| Get Out Of Jail Free -- Monopoly's Hidden Maps |
Summary
September 18, 2009: An ABC News article tells of how, during World War II, British Intelligence smuggled maps and escape tools to soldiers in POW camps hidden inside Monopoly games. The…
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| Moscow Mayor Promises a Winter Without Snow |
Summary
October 17, 2009: The Mayor of Moscow (a city infamous for its severe winter weather) has announced a Weather Control plan to prevent all but the lightest of snows this winter. The Russian…
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| India Gains on China in Asia's Space Race |
Summary
October 22, 2008: India has launched the Chandrayaan-I mission to the Moon, which includes a lunar orbiter and an impactor. This probe is intended to study the lunar…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| The Army's Totally Serious Mind-Control Project |
Summary
September 14, 2008: The United States armed forces have funded a project which attempts to create "thought helmets" which would allow its soldiers to communicate soundlessly by "thinking…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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Major Personalities
Each nation has its share of powerful or famous individuals. Use the entries in the following tabs as inspiration for such individuals. This category is primarily fed by entries from the People page, though some entries from the Fictional Characters page might qualify as well. If you want to add new people to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_people tag.
| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Henry Okah |
Basic Information
Henry Okah is the creator of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND). Under his guidance, MEND wreaked havoc in the Niger Delta of Nigeria, diverting…
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| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Homer |
Basic Information
Homer may be an actual historic figure, a blind poet-bard of great skill who lived sometime between the 1200 BC and 800 BC. Scholars who accept his historicity are divided on…
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| Pancho Villa |
Basic Information
Doroteo Arango Arámbula (June 5, 1878 – July 20, 1923), better known as Francisco or "Pancho" Villa, was the first Mexican Revolutionary general. According to one version of…
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| Theodore Gericault |
Basic Information
Théodore Géricault was a French artist, known for his works in the medium of painting and lithography, mostly in the style known as Romanticism. He lived from 1791 to 1824….
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| Henry Okah |
Basic Information
Henry Okah is the creator of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND). Under his guidance, MEND wreaked havoc in the Niger Delta of Nigeria, diverting…
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| Peter Francisco |
Basic Information
Peter Francisco was one of the so-called "Giants of the American Revolution," (Francisco, George Washington, and Ethan Allen were all over six feet tall in a time when the…
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| P. T. Barnum |
Murphy was loitering on a streetcorner on Broadway when one of the passers-by stopped to look at him: a middle-aged man with a halo of curly brown hair surrounding a balding head, a prosperous…
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| Nellie Bly |
Basic Information
She was a powerful advocate for woman's rights and social reform and a pioneer in the field of investigative reporting and stunt journalism. She is practically the Platonic Ideal…
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| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Henry Okah |
Basic Information
Henry Okah is the creator of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND). Under his guidance, MEND wreaked havoc in the Niger Delta of Nigeria, diverting…
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| Jimmy Carter |
Basic Information
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. (born October 1, 1924) served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace…
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| Hashim ibn Hakim |
Basic Information
Hashim ibn Hakim was a religious dissident living in 8th century Persia. He mixed elements of Zoroastrianism and Islam, and styled himself the Veiled Prophet because he always…
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| Charles Fort |
Basic Information
Called the "patron saint of cranks", Charles Hoy Fort was a satirist, a scholar and a relentless collector of weirdities and factoids that did not fit in with the scientific…
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| Robin Stephens |
Basic Information
He looked like the very model of a Gestapo interegator: the cigarette holder; the hard, uncompromising manner; the rapid-fire way he'd bark questions to the prisoner; and most of…
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| Pope Joan |
Basic Information
John Anglicus was an English traveler and scholar who became a teacher in Rome and eventually a cardinal in the ninth century. When Pope Leo IV died in 853 AD, John Anglicus was…
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| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Homer |
Basic Information
Homer may be an actual historic figure, a blind poet-bard of great skill who lived sometime between the 1200 BC and 800 BC. Scholars who accept his historicity are divided on…
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| Jimmy Carter |
Basic Information
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. (born October 1, 1924) served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace…
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| Douglas Corrigan |
Basic Information
Douglas "Wrong Way" Corrigan was an airplane mechanic and aviator who was among the first generation of transatlantic flyers.
He was born in Galveston, Texas and became…
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| Robin Stephens |
Basic Information
He looked like the very model of a Gestapo interegator: the cigarette holder; the hard, uncompromising manner; the rapid-fire way he'd bark questions to the prisoner; and most of…
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| Homer |
Basic Information
Homer may be an actual historic figure, a blind poet-bard of great skill who lived sometime between the 1200 BC and 800 BC. Scholars who accept his historicity are divided on…
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| Alexis Carrel |
Basic Information
Alexis Carrel was a French surgeon, biologist, and advocate of eugenics who was awarded the Nobel Prize for his medical work. In his book L'Homme, cet inconnu (Man, The Unknown)…
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| Isaac Newton |
Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night;
God said "Let Newton be" and all was light.
- Alexander Pope
Basic Information
Sir Isaac Newton was an English physicist, mathematician, astronomer,…
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| Julia Bulette |
Jake had stepped out of the saloon to take a leak and catch a breath of fresh air when he noticed the smell of smoke. He looked down the street and saw a red glow in the sky down by lumberyard. He…
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| Jimmy Carter |
Basic Information
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. (born October 1, 1924) served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace…
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| P. T. Barnum |
Murphy was loitering on a streetcorner on Broadway when one of the passers-by stopped to look at him: a middle-aged man with a halo of curly brown hair surrounding a balding head, a prosperous…
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| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Bertie Wooster |
Basic Information
Bertam Wilberforce Wooster, ("Bertie" to his friends) is in some respects almost the Platonic Ideal of the Upper Class Twit. He is the narrator and hero of the "Jeeves" stories…
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| Jimmy Carter |
Basic Information
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. (born October 1, 1924) served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace…
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| Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov (biologist) |
Basic Information
Ilya Ivanovich Ivanov was a Russian and Soviet biologist. In the 1920s, he attempted to create human-ape hybrids, first by artificially inseminating chimpanzee females with human…
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| Victoria Of The United Kingdom |
Basic Information
She was the longest-reigning monarch in British history and gave her name to an era. She became the model of the modern era constitutional monarch. Of mostly German descent, she…
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| Henry Okah |
Basic Information
Henry Okah is the creator of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND). Under his guidance, MEND wreaked havoc in the Niger Delta of Nigeria, diverting…
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| Theodore Gericault |
Basic Information
Théodore Géricault was a French artist, known for his works in the medium of painting and lithography, mostly in the style known as Romanticism. He lived from 1791 to 1824….
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| Pancho Villa |
Basic Information
Doroteo Arango Arámbula (June 5, 1878 – July 20, 1923), better known as Francisco or "Pancho" Villa, was the first Mexican Revolutionary general. According to one version of…
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| Isaac Newton |
Nature and nature's laws lay hid in night;
God said "Let Newton be" and all was light.
- Alexander Pope
Basic Information
Sir Isaac Newton was an English physicist, mathematician, astronomer,…
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| Bertie Wooster |
Basic Information
Bertam Wilberforce Wooster, ("Bertie" to his friends) is in some respects almost the Platonic Ideal of the Upper Class Twit. He is the narrator and hero of the "Jeeves" stories…
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| Pope Joan |
Basic Information
John Anglicus was an English traveler and scholar who became a teacher in Rome and eventually a cardinal in the ninth century. When Pope Leo IV died in 853 AD, John Anglicus was…
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| Theodore Gericault |
Basic Information
Théodore Géricault was a French artist, known for his works in the medium of painting and lithography, mostly in the style known as Romanticism. He lived from 1791 to 1824….
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| Fafnir |
Basic Information
In the Volsunga Saga, Fafnir is the name of a dwarf, son of a dwarvish king, strong of arm and fearless in spirit. He and his brother, Regin, killed their father to gain a…
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| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Douglas Corrigan |
Basic Information
Douglas "Wrong Way" Corrigan was an airplane mechanic and aviator who was among the first generation of transatlantic flyers.
He was born in Galveston, Texas and became…
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| Victoria Of The United Kingdom |
Basic Information
She was the longest-reigning monarch in British history and gave her name to an era. She became the model of the modern era constitutional monarch. Of mostly German descent, she…
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| Jimmy Carter |
Basic Information
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. (born October 1, 1924) served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace…
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| Nellie Bly |
Basic Information
She was a powerful advocate for woman's rights and social reform and a pioneer in the field of investigative reporting and stunt journalism. She is practically the Platonic Ideal…
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| Bertie Wooster |
Basic Information
Bertam Wilberforce Wooster, ("Bertie" to his friends) is in some respects almost the Platonic Ideal of the Upper Class Twit. He is the narrator and hero of the "Jeeves" stories…
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| Pope Joan |
Basic Information
John Anglicus was an English traveler and scholar who became a teacher in Rome and eventually a cardinal in the ninth century. When Pope Leo IV died in 853 AD, John Anglicus was…
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| Julia Bulette |
Jake had stepped out of the saloon to take a leak and catch a breath of fresh air when he noticed the smell of smoke. He looked down the street and saw a red glow in the sky down by lumberyard. He…
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| Doctor Dolittle |
Basic Information
John Dolittle was not particularly happy working as a doctor in the tiny English village of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh. He was shy, introverted, and didn't get along particularly well…
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| Charles Fort |
Basic Information
Called the "patron saint of cranks", Charles Hoy Fort was a satirist, a scholar and a relentless collector of weirdities and factoids that did not fit in with the scientific…
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| Bede |
Basic Information
The Venerable Bede was an English monk and scholar who lived in the 7th and 8th Centuries. He is best-known for his book, Historia ecclesiastica gentis Anglorum (The…
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| Veronica Franco |
"When we too are armed and trained, we can convince men that we have hands, feet, and a heart like yours; and although we may be delicate and soft, some men who are delicate are also strong; and…
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| Jimmy Carter |
Basic Information
James Earl "Jimmy" Carter, Jr. (born October 1, 1924) served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981 and was the recipient of the 2002 Nobel Peace…
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| Theodore Gericault |
Basic Information
Théodore Géricault was a French artist, known for his works in the medium of painting and lithography, mostly in the style known as Romanticism. He lived from 1791 to 1824….
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Major Political Issues
Each nation has "hot" political issues which are argued and fought over (physically or not). Use the entries in the following tabs as inspiration for what issues could divide your nation - or which are simply in the minds of the public at the moment. This category is primarily fed by news entries from the List of Centuries page. If you want to add new political issues to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_politics tag.
| India Gains on China in Asia's Space Race |
Summary
October 22, 2008: India has launched the Chandrayaan-I mission to the Moon, which includes a lunar orbiter and an impactor. This probe is intended to study the lunar…
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| Off The Grid |
Basic Information
Off The Grid is a philosophy whose adherents attempt to live without getting involved with the government or other authorities.
Sources
Bibliography
1. OFF THE GRID: Life On The…
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| Somalia a land of chaos, awash in weapons |
Summary
March 1, 2009: Somalia has been flooded with weapons, fueling the disordered state of Somali society, and affecting neighbors such as Kenya. The guns come from a bewildering number of…
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| Raiding The Icebox |
Summary
December 30, 2005: This article describes an existing plan how the US Military would invade Canada.
Source
Bibliography
1. Original article
Game and Story Use
This would make for an…
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| 'Stoned wallabies make crop circles' |
Summary
June 25, 2009: Wallabies in Tasmania, Australia frequently eat poppies in poppy fields (which are used to produce opium). As a result, they become high and hop around in circles, creating…
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| U.S. Jet Shoots Down Iranian Drone Over Iraq |
Summary
March 12, 2009: An American jet has shot down an Iranian drone over Iraq. The article also gives some information on Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles:
The Ababil ("Swallow") has a…
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| Detroit - Too broke to bury their dead |
Summary
October 1, 2009: In Detroit, dead bodies are piling up in the morgues as the high unemployment in the city means that many people can no longer afford either burial or cremation for their…
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| October Surprise |
Basic Information
In 1972, just a few days before the United States presidential election, the President's National Security Advisor, Henry Kissinger, held a press conference announcing "We…
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| Doomsday Cult In Cave Stand Off |
Summary
November 17, 2007: Members of a Russian doomsday cult called the True Russian Orthodox Church have sealed themselves off in a cave near the Volga river in Nikolskoye in the Penza region of…
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| Meltdown In The Arctic Is Speeding Up |
Summary
August 10, 2008: Scientists warn that the Arctic could be free of ice by 2012.
See Also
Global Warming
Source
Bibliography
1. Original article
Game and Story Use
In a near-future…
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| Seven Riddles Suggest A Secret City Beneath Tokyo |
Summary
March 1, 2003: A Japanese journalist has discovered hints that there might be an "underground city" below Tokyo, with a multitude of tunnels hidden from official maps. He claims that the…
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| Amateur diplomat sought Nazi pact |
Summary
August 30, 2008: As newly released documents show, the British James Lonsdale-Bryans traveled to Italy during World War II to meet with the German diplomat Ulrich von Hassell where he…
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| Zombie Fire Ants |
Summary
May 16, 2009: "A new species of fly injects the ants with larvae, which attack an ant's brain and eventually cause the head to fall off."[1]
This fly species which is native to South…
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| U.S. Jet Shoots Down Iranian Drone Over Iraq |
Summary
March 12, 2009: An American jet has shot down an Iranian drone over Iraq. The article also gives some information on Iranian unmanned aerial vehicles:
The Ababil ("Swallow") has a…
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| Australia hit hard by mining slump |
Summary
March 31, 2009: The Ravensthorpe nickel mine in Australia was forced to close down due to the economic downturn, signaling the end of the recent resource boom in Australia and possibly…
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| N Korea 'tests weapons on children' |
Summary
July 24, 2009: According to a former member of the elite military forces of North Korea who fled the country in 1999, the government of North Korea forces parents to give up their children…
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| Piracy may hit Egypt's Suez Canal revenues |
Summary
November 21, 2008: Somalia-based piracy has become so frequent that it is starting to affect shipping through the Red Sea significantly - and with it, the revenues Egypt collects from the…
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| Somalia's pirate problem grows more rampant |
Summary
October 31, 2008: As Somalia-based piracy has become more rampant, the rest of the world tries to fight it more effectively after pirates have stolen a shipload of Soviet-era tanks from an…
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| Sundown Town |
"We Want White Tenants In Our White Community"
- old street sign
Basic Information
A sundown town is a town in the United States that is or was all-white on purpose. The name refers to signs…
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| Somalia’s Pirates Flourish in a Lawless Nation |
Summary
October 30, 2008: Piracy based in the Puntland province of Somalia preying on ships passing near the Horn of Africa has become rampant, disrupting regular commerce and leading to numerous…
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| 'Nazi hunt' launched in S America |
Summary
November 27, 2007: Operation Last Chance, an effort by the Simon Wiesenthal Center to capture Nazi war criminals before they die, was launched in Chile, Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil (it…
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| South Korea's first rocket ready - at last |
Summary
August 11, 2009: South Korea plans to launch its first rocket later this month at the Naro launch facility, a new facility on an island 480 miles south of Seoul. This vehicle, the Korea…
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| Raiding The Icebox |
Summary
December 30, 2005: This article describes an existing plan how the US Military would invade Canada.
Source
Bibliography
1. Original article
Game and Story Use
This would make for an…
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| War |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
List of Historical Wars
Hundred Years' War
Spanish-American War
World War I
World War II
Types of War
Conventional Warfare -…
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| Italy police seek 'Satan squad' |
Summary
December 11, 2006: The Italian police plans to set up a special police squad investigating dangerous religious sects, especially Satanists. The team is supposed to include psychoanalysts,…
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| Eurabia |
Basic Information
Eurabia is a shorthand for the belief that Europe will soon be subsumed by the Arab World, because of alleged appeasement towards Muslims as well as high birth rates of Muslim…
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| Zombie Fire Ants |
Summary
May 16, 2009: "A new species of fly injects the ants with larvae, which attack an ant's brain and eventually cause the head to fall off."[1]
This fly species which is native to South…
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| Promoting Intelligent Design for Course Credit |
Summary
June 11, 2009: At the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, there are courses for Intelligent Design offered by William Dembski which require the following work from the…
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| Egypt tries to hang up on killer SMS rumours |
Summary
March 25, 2009: The Egyptian government has tried to dispel rumors that an SMS is spreading around Egypt "from unknown foreign quarters" which kills those who read it. According to the…
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| Could China and India go to war over Tibet? |
Summary
March 10, 2009: The article explains the possible reasons for a future conflict between India and China over Tibet:
Some Chinese officials have publicly asserted claims over the…
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| Somalia's pirate problem grows more rampant |
Summary
October 31, 2008: As Somalia-based piracy has become more rampant, the rest of the world tries to fight it more effectively after pirates have stolen a shipload of Soviet-era tanks from an…
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| Bielefeld Conspiracy |
Basic Information
The Bielefeld Conspiracy is a satirical conspiracy theory (as well as a meme) which holds that the German city of Bielefeld does not exist. This is allegedly hushed up by "the…
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| Secret Police |
Basic Information
Secret Police refers to a police or National Security agency that operates from secrecy with little or no transparency or oversight. The secrecy and lack of review lends itself…
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| NKorea empties foreign accounts - report |
Summary
June 17, 2009: In anticipation of sanctions and possible further escalation of the conflict on the Korean peninsula, North Korea has started to drain its foreign accounts in Macao and…
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| In Search Of Death |
Summary
January 23, 2003: There is a subculture of gay men called "bug chasers" who actively seek out getting infected by the HIV virus and thus get AIDS. Most of them see infecting themselves as…
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| Out of Mind, Out of Sight |
Summary
April 6, 2009: The article discusses the squalid conditions in many Third World psychiatric hospitals, where many patients are treated little better than animals. A large number of photos…
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Dominant Terrain
This category lists the major terrain types of the nation. This category is primarily powered by entries from the Terrain pages. If you want to add new terrain types to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_terrain tag. However, do not give this tag to entries of very localized and/or non-natural terrain.
| Miombo Woodland |
Basic Information
Miombo is a particular genus of tree, native to Africa. The plant grows in nutrient-poor soil in dry climates, forming a terrain type known as Miombo Woodland. It is often found…
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| Archipelago |
Basic Information
An archipelago is a cluster of islands. They are commonly found on the open ocean, though sometimes they are located near large land masses.
List of Noteworthy Archipelagos
Real…
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| Desert |
Basic Information
A desert is a type of terrain with little to no vegetation.
List of Deserts
Black Rock Desert
Death Valley, California
Rub' al Khali
Sahara
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Bibliography
1. Wikipedia…
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| Desert |
Basic Information
A desert is a type of terrain with little to no vegetation.
List of Deserts
Black Rock Desert
Death Valley, California
Rub' al Khali
Sahara
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia…
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| Island |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
List of Noteworthy Islands
Real World Islands
Barsa Kelmes Island
Phuket - allegedly haunted by foreign ghosts
Mythological…
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| Lake |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
List of Noteworthy Lakes
Real World Lakes
Crater Lake
Grand Lake (Colorado)
Gurudongmar Lake
Khecheopalri Lake
Lake Tsongmo
Lake…
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| Hill |
Basic Information
A hill is a peak of land above sea level, like a mountain, but lower and not as steep. These geological formations can be formed by erosion or deposition of sediment. These areas…
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| Swamp |
Basic Information
A swamp is a region that mixes solid land with shallow bodies of water. The water is very slow moving, and covered by abundant vegetation which in some cases may be hard to…
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| Forest |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
List of Noteworthy Forests
Real World Forests
Nürnberger Reichswald
Mythological Forests
Fictional Forests
See Also
Dungeon…
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| Island |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
List of Noteworthy Islands
Real World Islands
Barsa Kelmes Island
Phuket - allegedly haunted by foreign ghosts
Mythological…
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| Archipelago |
Basic Information
An archipelago is a cluster of islands. They are commonly found on the open ocean, though sometimes they are located near large land masses.
List of Noteworthy Archipelagos
Real…
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| Hill |
Basic Information
A hill is a peak of land above sea level, like a mountain, but lower and not as steep. These geological formations can be formed by erosion or deposition of sediment. These areas…
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| Desert |
Basic Information
A desert is a type of terrain with little to no vegetation.
List of Deserts
Black Rock Desert
Death Valley, California
Rub' al Khali
Sahara
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia…
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| Miombo Woodland |
Basic Information
Miombo is a particular genus of tree, native to Africa. The plant grows in nutrient-poor soil in dry climates, forming a terrain type known as Miombo Woodland. It is often found…
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| Island |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
List of Noteworthy Islands
Real World Islands
Barsa Kelmes Island
Phuket - allegedly haunted by foreign ghosts
Mythological…
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Economy
Tech Level
To be added later.
Type of Economy
This category lists the type of economy the nation has. If you want to add new types of economic systems to the generator, go to the Economic system page, add new entries, and give them the rng_economy tag.
| Resilience Economics |
Basic Information
Resilience Economics is a type of possible economic system which resembles traditional capitalism, but in which economic actors are prevented from becoming "too big to fail" -…
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| Grain-based Local Currency |
Basic Information
Grain-based Local Currency refers both to a form of monetary unit, and to one of the earliest economic systems to supplant pure barter. In such a system, money is minted/printed…
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| Robonomics |
Basic Information
Robonomics is a type of possible economic system which assumes that robotic and digital systems will be able to do most of the "productive work" of society. Thus, society…
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| Grain-based Local Currency |
Basic Information
Grain-based Local Currency refers both to a form of monetary unit, and to one of the earliest economic systems to supplant pure barter. In such a system, money is minted/printed…
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| Resilience Economics |
Basic Information
Resilience Economics is a type of possible economic system which resembles traditional capitalism, but in which economic actors are prevented from becoming "too big to fail" -…
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| Robonomics |
Basic Information
Robonomics is a type of possible economic system which assumes that robotic and digital systems will be able to do most of the "productive work" of society. Thus, society…
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| Monopoly By Royal Decree |
Basic Information
A Monopoly by Royal Decree is a form of Legal Monopoly sanctioned or instituted by a King or other Royalty.
Say there's several people manufacturing playing cards. As King, I…
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| Grain-based Local Currency |
Basic Information
Grain-based Local Currency refers both to a form of monetary unit, and to one of the earliest economic systems to supplant pure barter. In such a system, money is minted/printed…
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| Just-in-Time Socialism |
Basic Information
Just-in-Time Socialism is a proposed form of economic system based on Socialist economics. It seeks to do away with the traditional inefficiency of Socialism - namely, that it is…
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| Robonomics |
Basic Information
Robonomics is a type of possible economic system which assumes that robotic and digital systems will be able to do most of the "productive work" of society. Thus, society…
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Major Products and Exports
No nation exists in a vacuum. This part of the generator lists various trade goods - whether raw resources or advanced machinery.
Raw Resources
This category lists the raw resources the nation exports - these are products which either occur naturally or do not require much in the way of processing to export. Examples include mineral ores, animals, plants, grain, and so forth. If you want to add types of raw resources to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_resource tag.
| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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Simple Trade Goods
This category lists simple trade goods the nation exports - these are manufactured items which do not really require much of a technology base to export. Both early agricultural civilizations and nomadic tribes could manufacture these and sell them to others. That doesn't mean that more advanced nations couldn't manufacture and export such trade goods either - for example, textiles are still manufactured today, and will likely continue to do so in the foreseeable future. However, advanced manufacturing capabilities are not necessary to create them. If you want to add types of simple trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_stg tag.
| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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Complex Trade Goods
This category lists complex trade goods the nation exports - these are manufactured items which require significant both technological knowledge and a certain resource base, but which aren't yet mass-produced. Complex trade goods are the work of skilled craftsmen, not assembly line workers. Again, just because a certain item is considered a Complex Trade Good it doesn't mean more advanced civilizations will cease producing it. If you want to add types of complex trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_ctg tag.
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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Advanced Trade Goods
This category lists advanced trade goods the nation exports - these are manufactured items which require some sort of mass production to be economically viable. Generally, 19th century technology fits into this category. Again, just because a certain item is considered an Advanced Trade Good it doesn't mean more advanced civilizations will cease producing it. If you want to add types of advanced trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_atg tag.
| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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Modern Trade Goods
This category lists modern trade goods the nation exports. "Modern Trade Goods" is a catch-all term for devices which have been developed in the 20th century until the present day. Again, just because a certain item is considered a Modern Trade Good it doesn't mean more advanced civilizations will cease producing it. If you want to add types of modern trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_mtg tag.
| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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Near-Future Trade Goods
This category lists "near-future" trade goods the nation exports. "Modern Trade Goods" is a catch-all term for devices which could plausibly be developed within the 21st century - extrapolating from current technological trends without invoking superscience. Such items are appropriate for Twenty Minutes Into The Future and Cyberpunk campaigns. Again, just because a certain item is considered a Near-Future Trade Good it doesn't mean more advanced civilizations will cease producing it. If you want to add types of modern trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_nftg tag.
| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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Science Fiction Trade Goods
This category lists science fiction trade goods the nation exports, which describes any devices which might be invented in the distant future - late 21st century or later - which cannot easily be extrapolated from current technological trends. All superscience falls into this. If you want to add types of science fiction trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_sftg tag.
| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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Fantastic Trade Goods
This category lists fantastic trade goods the nation exports - substances and items which could never exist in the real world but might appear in fantasy worlds. Strange minerals, alchemical potions, magic items and so forth are all fair game. Many types of phlebotinum fall into this category. If you want to add types of fantastic trade goods to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_ftg tag.
| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
|
| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
|
| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
|
| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
|
| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
|
| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
|
| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
|
| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
|
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
|
| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
|
| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
|
| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
|
| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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Imports
These categories are identical to those listed under "Exports", except that the nation has sufficient need of these trade goods to import them in significant quantities instead of exporting them.
Raw Resources
| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
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Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
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| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Silk |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Spider Silk
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Calluna |
Basic Information
Calluna Vulgaris, more commonly known as Heather or Ling, is a flowering plant common to the Heath (habitat) and Moorland of Europe. It thrives in acidic soil, such as found in…
|
| Phlogiston |
Basic Information
Phlogiston is a fifth element beyond the four elements of Ancient Greece. According to Phlogiston theory, it's supposedly contained within all combustible bodies. It has no…
|
| Cattle |
Basic Information
Cattle (colloquially cows) are large domesticated ungulates. They are the most widespread species of the genus Bos, most commonly classified as Bos primigenius. Cattle are raised…
|
| Whale |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Gulls Vicious Attacks On Whales
Trope: Space Whale
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Acacia |
Basic Information
Acacia are plants which grow as either shrubs ortrees. Most of the known species exist in Australia, with other species existing in warm-temperate to tropical regions of Africa,…
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| Chocolate |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Chocolate Show
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Sheep |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Forget crop circles - now we've got a mysterious SHEEP circle
Sources
Bibliography
1. Domestic sheep Wikipedia…
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| Mummia |
Basic Information
Mummia is a form of bitumen (a resource similar to pitch or resin) that was available long ago in Persia. It's a dark viscous liquid that was used as a form of medicine or folk…
|
| Spider Silk |
Basic Information
Spider silk is silk produced by spiders.
See Also
News: Gossamer Silk, From Spiders Spun
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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Simple Trade Goods
| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
|
| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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|
| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
|
| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
|
| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
|
|
| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
|
| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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|
| Bamboo Technology |
"My favorite's the Professor
He always saves their butts;
He could build a nuclear reactor
Out of a couple of coconuts."
— "Gilligan's Isle Thing" — "Weird Al" Yankovic
Basic…
|
| Axe |
Basic Information
An axe (or ax) is a chopping implement - some are intended as tools, others as weapons, but most can serve as either.
Ax Types:
Battle Axe
Halberd
Hand Axe
Throwing…
|
| Knife |
Basic Information
A knife is a hand-held short blade which can be used as both a tool and a weapon.
Types of Knives
WASP Injector Knife
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story…
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Complex Trade Goods
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
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| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
|
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
|
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
|
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
|
| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
|
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
|
| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
|
| Covered Wagon |
Basic Information
Covered Wagons were commonly used to settle and travel great distances from the Colonial Era to The Wild West. The term covered wagon might mean anything from a run down old farm…
|
| Conestoga Wagon |
Basic Information
A Conestoga Wagon is a particularly advanced form of Covered Wagon that first appeared in the early 1750s in Pennsylvania.
Form
The Conestoga Wagon is shaped somewhat like a…
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Advanced Trade Goods
| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
|
| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
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| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
|
| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
|
| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
|
| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
|
| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
|
|
| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
|
| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
|
| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
|
| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
|
| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
|
| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
|
| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
|
|
| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
|
| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
|
| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
|
| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
|
| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
|
| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
|
| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
|
|
| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
|
| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
|
| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
|
| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
|
| Ammunition |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
|
| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
2. The Newspaper Clipping Generator
3. Wikipedia entry
Game…
|
| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
|
|
| Revolver |
Basic Information
A Revolver is a type of gun with a revolving cylinder that has multiple chambers to hold the bullets. The very first revolver was a form of Arquebus designed in 1597.
Because of…
|
| Gun |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Technically, the term Gun refers to an artillery piece, but more often it's used to mean a man-portable firearm, so firearms are what…
|
| Duoped |
Basic Information
The duoped is a ridiculous little two-wheeled human-powered vehicle that is a little like a skateboard, or roller skates, or bicycle. Except much less stable than any of those….
|
| Newspaper |
Basic Information
A newspaper is a written publication containing news and other information.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Get Clippings
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3. Wikipedia entry
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| Beecher's Bibles |
"I don't know," Becky said clutching her candle nervously. "We could get into a lot of trouble doing this."
"I say there's something shifty about that reverend," Tom insisted, pulling the tarp off…
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| Tachanka |
Seriously? The whole platoon is pinned down… by a horse?
Basic Information
A tachanka is a horse-drawn cart or carriage that serves primarily as a platform to carry a Heavy Machine Gun. The…
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| Ammunition |
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This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
Specific Types of Ammunition
Dragon's Breath
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Ammunition use in RPGs tends to swing…
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Modern Trade Goods
| Wheeled Vehicle |
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A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
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Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Laser |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
Frickin Laser Beams
Laser Blade
Laser Hallway
Laser Microphone
Laser Sight
Reflecting Laser
News: Fighting With…
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| Houseboat |
Basic Information
A houseboat is a watercraft which has been designed or modified so that it can be used for permanent human habitation.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Houseboat Floor…
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| Robot |
The Encyclopedia Galactica defines a robot as a mechanical apparatus designed to do the work of a man. The Marketing Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation defines a robot as 'Your…
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| Wheeled Vehicle |
Basic Information
A wheeled vehicle is a land vehicle that uses wheels - which many versions adorn with tires. It may or may not have an engine - for those that don't, see animal-drawn vehicle or…
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| Rotorcraft |
Basic Information
A rotorcraft is a heavier-than-air flying machine that uses lift generated by wings, called rotor blades, that revolve around a mast. Rotorcraft may also include static lifting…
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| Ekranoplan |
Basic Information
An ekranoplan is a vehicle resembling an aircraft but with shorter "wings. It supports itself above the ground using the ground effect. It was developed in the Soviet Union…
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| Gyrojet Weapons |
Basic Information
The term Gyrojet refers to a class of firearms invented and manufactured in the 1960s. These guns were noteworthy because they fired gyroscopically stabilized rockets, instead of…
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| Atomic Bomb |
Basic Information
The atomic bomb, also known as the A-bomb or simply The Bomb, is a device that converts a small amount of uranium into energy, thereby creating an explosion capable of reducing a…
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| Ground Effect Vehicle |
Basic Information
A Ground Effect Vehicle (or Wing-In-Ground-Effect Vehicle) is sort of an aircraft. It's a category of aerodyne vehicle that flies very close to the ground, held aloft by an…
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| Tire |
Basic Information
Tires are the donut-shaped things that fit around wheels to provide extra traction. They also absorb shock and protect the wheels.
Tires on Wagon Wheels
Old wagon wheels had…
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Near-Future Trade Goods
| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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| Tetra Vaal |
Basic Information
Tetra Vaal is a fictional humanoid police robot from a short film by Neill Blomkamp. The robot is shown patrolling the slums of Johannesburg, South…
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| Researchers Create Portable Black Hole |
Summary
October 15, 2008:
An article in Nature magazine describes a device physicists have created that can suck up microwave light, much as a black hole does, and convert it into heat. The device…
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| 3D Printing |
Basic Information
3D Printing is the technology of creating three dimensional objects through applying multiple layers of material through a printer array.
See Also
News: 'Organ Printing' Could…
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Science Fiction Trade Goods
| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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| Tesla Forcefield Technology |
Basic Information
'Death Ray' For Planes
The New York Times
September 22, 1940
Nikola Tesla, at the age of 84, was interviewed by the New York Times, indicating that he was ready to divulge to the…
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Fantastic Trade Goods
| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
|
|
| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
|
| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
|
| Functional Magic |
Basic Information
Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Iliaster |
Basic Information
Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
|
| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Aesoptinum |
Basic Information
Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
Basic Information
Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
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This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Functional Magic |
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Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Functional Magic |
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Functional Magic is a trope that refers to magic that goes beyond mere plot device to serve as a tool, science, technology, art, or philosophy. Functional Magic is magic that…
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| Imported Alien Phlebotinum |
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Imported Alien Phlebotinum is Phlebotinum that was abandoned or supplied by some alien race, or other temporary visitor to our neck of spacetime. Often it's totally normal…
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| Iliaster |
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Iliaster is an alchemical term for the primeval substance which is the source of all other substances. It contained both matter and spirit. The term was invented by Paracelsus,…
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| Love Potion |
OBERON: Take thou some of it, and seek through this grove:
A sweet Athenian lady is in love
With a disdainful youth; anoint his eyes;
But do it when the next thing he espies
May be the lady. Thou…
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| Depleted Phlebotinum Shells |
Basic Information
This article is about a trope.
Depleted Phlebotinum Shells represent a modification to a weapon or ammunition to take out a specific kind of enemy that would otherwise be…
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| Potion |
"You are here to learn the subtle science and exact art of potion-making… As there is little foolish wand-waving here, many of you will hardly believe this is magic. I don't expect you will…
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| Aesoptinum |
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Aesoptinum is Phlebotinum with a moral component, designed so the author of the story can communicate a metaphor.
Related Tropes:
An Aesop
Fantastic Aesop
Mary…
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Famous Locations
This category lists famous locations located within the nation. Again, use these entries as base models instead of using them directly - it won't work as well if your players recognize the landmarks from the real world.
Apart from the Mythological Places and Fictional Places sections, this category is powered by all sorts of different locations in the listings of the various Countries. If you want to add new famous locations to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_location tag. However, only give this tag to really significant locations which might be famous even outside the nation.
| Cave of Swallows |
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The Cave of Swallows is a pit cave situated in San Luis Potosí, Mexico. Rods have been sighted here in large numbers.
Sources
Bibliography
1. Video of the Rods at the cave
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| The Forbidden Plateau |
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Located in the Comox Valley to the southwest of Mt. Washington. The plateau is dotted with small lakes and small hills. A large section of the plateau is part of the Strathcona…
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| Surtsey |
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Surtsey is a volcanic island off the coast of Iceland. It rose from the ocean on November 14, 1963, and the eruption that caused it to grow ended on June 5, 1967. Since then, the…
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| Tara, Ireland |
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Tara has long been rumored to be the ancient seat of the High Kings of Ireland. The original monument consisted of a ring fort adjacent to a barrow, both surrounded by low…
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| The Forbidden Plateau |
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Located in the Comox Valley to the southwest of Mt. Washington. The plateau is dotted with small lakes and small hills. A large section of the plateau is part of the Strathcona…
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| Symmes' Holes |
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In 1818, a US Army Captain named John Cleves Symmes, Jr. devised a startling theory. He postulated that the earth was hollow and contained a number of cocnentric spheres. Such a…
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| The World (Archipelago) |
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The World is a man-made archipelago built off the coast of Dubai. When finished, it will consist of over 300 islands in the shape of the continents of…
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| Devil's Tramping Ground |
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The Devil's Tramping Ground is a barren circle in a forest near Bennett, North Carolina. For at least a century, nothing has grown within the 12 foot ring, and so far, nobody has…
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| Tara, Ireland |
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Tara has long been rumored to be the ancient seat of the High Kings of Ireland. The original monument consisted of a ring fort adjacent to a barrow, both surrounded by low…
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| The World (Archipelago) |
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The World is a man-made archipelago built off the coast of Dubai. When finished, it will consist of over 300 islands in the shape of the continents of…
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| Pilatusstadt |
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Pilatusstadt is a mythological place. Its existence is reported in a legend in the village of Hausen near Forchheim, Germany. According to the legend Pontius Pilate, the Prefect…
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| Area 51 |
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Area 51 is a remote tract of land in the southwestern portion of southern Nevada in the western United States. Situated at its center, on the southern shore of Groom Lake, a dry…
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| Death Valley, California |
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Death Valley is the lowest, driest, and hottest location in North America.
Death Valley is known for its moving rocks - rocks of varying sizes, from small stones to larger…
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History
This category lists famous past events of the nation. Most of these events are real world historic entries from the List of Centuries, so it is again necessary to adjust them to come up with something appropriate for your own campaign. Others are "generic events" (such as War) from elsewhere in the wiki. You could decide on how old your nation is supposed to be by deciding on the number of historic events - with the entries which are listed first as the most recent ones.
If you want to add new historic to this generator, write up appropriate entries for them and give them the rng_history tag. However, only give this tag to entries which have a significant historic impact on the nation.
| Roswell UFO Incident |
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According to UFO lore and conspiracy theories, an UFO crashes near Roswell, New Mexico on July 7, 1947. This event is allegedly covered up by Majestic…
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| Curse Of Tippecanoe |
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The so-called "Zero-Year Curse", also known as the Curse of Tecumseh or the Curse of Tippecanoe, was first widely popularized by a "Ripley's Believe it or Not" cartoon from 1931….
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| Mysterium (Scriabin) |
"There will not be a single spectator. All will be participants. The work requires special people, special artists and a completely new culture. The cast of performers includes an orchestra, a…
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| Yasukuni Shrine |
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The Yasukuni Shrine is a Shinto shrine in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan. It is dedicated to the kami of Japanese soldiers who died fighting for the Emperor of Japan. Currently, the names…
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| Height 611 UFO incident |
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The Height 611 UFO incident is an alleged UFO crash near the town of Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Krai, Russia on January 29, 1986. "Height 611" refers to the hill on which it…
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| Peshtigo Fire |
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The Great Peshtigo Fire has the double distinction of being the deadliest fire in American history, destroying over 1,875 square miles (4,850 sq. km) of forest and taking between…
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| San Diego Menaced By Jumbo Squid |
Summary
July 17, 2009 — A plague of squid have appeared off the coast of San Diego, California. Dozens have washed up on the beaches and divers swimming off the coast have been attacked by large…
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| Roswell UFO Incident |
Basic Information
According to UFO lore and conspiracy theories, an UFO crashes near Roswell, New Mexico on July 7, 1947. This event is allegedly covered up by Majestic…
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| Ethiopia's passion for bureaucracy |
Summary
August 10, 2009: A reporter preparing to leave Addis Ababa reflects on the quirks of the bureaucracy of Ethiopia - especially its obsession which rubber stamps, which are not only…
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| Superfund money to clean 'mouth of the beast' |
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June 12, 2009: The Iron Mountain Mine near Redding, California is generally regarded as one of the most polluted places on Earth. The water is highly acidic and saturated with heavy…
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| 14-year-old hit by 30,000 mph space meteorite |
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June 12, 2009: A boy in Essen, Germany has been hit by a meteorite and survived - a Million To One Chance, according to scientists. The meteorite left a scar in his hand and then caused a…
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| Abraham |
Basic Information
Abraham features in the Book of Genesis. He is widely regarded as the patriarch of Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
Abraham symbolizes the man chosen by God to safeguard the holy…
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| San Diego Menaced By Jumbo Squid |
Summary
July 17, 2009 — A plague of squid have appeared off the coast of San Diego, California. Dozens have washed up on the beaches and divers swimming off the coast have been attacked by large…
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| The Torture Colony |
Summary
October 1, 2008: The article describes Colonia Dignidad, an evangelical cult consisting of German expatriates living in the foothills of the Andes in Chile. The colony was founded and led…
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| Superfund money to clean 'mouth of the beast' |
Summary
June 12, 2009: The Iron Mountain Mine near Redding, California is generally regarded as one of the most polluted places on Earth. The water is highly acidic and saturated with heavy…
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| Stockholm Bloodbath |
Basic Information
The Stockholm Bloodbath took place in Stockholm between 7th and 9th of November 1520. It started directly after the coronation of Christian II of Denmark as the King of Sweden….
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| Peshtigo Fire |
Basic Information
The Great Peshtigo Fire has the double distinction of being the deadliest fire in American history, destroying over 1,875 square miles (4,850 sq. km) of forest and taking between…
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| Oprichnik |
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An Oprichnik is a member of the secret police and death squads in service of Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
Fun facts about the Oprichniks
Oprichniks dressed in black monastic habits,…
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| San Diego Menaced By Jumbo Squid |
Summary
July 17, 2009 — A plague of squid have appeared off the coast of San Diego, California. Dozens have washed up on the beaches and divers swimming off the coast have been attacked by large…
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| Phoenix Lights |
Basic Information
The Phoenix Lights* are a series of light phenomena - sometimes in the shape of a carpenter's square UFO - which appeared in the skies over the U.S. states of Arizona and Nevada…
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| Doomsday Cult In Cave Stand Off |
Summary
November 17, 2007: Members of a Russian doomsday cult called the True Russian Orthodox Church have sealed themselves off in a cave near the Volga river in Nikolskoye in the Penza region of…
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| Peshtigo Fire |
Basic Information
The Great Peshtigo Fire has the double distinction of being the deadliest fire in American history, destroying over 1,875 square miles (4,850 sq. km) of forest and taking between…
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| Limerick Soviet |
Basic Information
Limerick Soviet (Irish: Sóivéid Luimnigh) is a self-proclaimed republic on the south-east of Ireland, which existed from April 15 to April 27, 1919.
Beginning
In January, 1919…
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| Stockholm Bloodbath |
Basic Information
The Stockholm Bloodbath took place in Stockholm between 7th and 9th of November 1520. It started directly after the coronation of Christian II of Denmark as the King of Sweden….
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| Chilean Blob |
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The Chilean Blob was a strange, 12 m long lump of flesh that surfaced on a beach in Los Muermos, Chile on June 23, 2003. It took some time until it could be identified as a…
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| Roswell UFO Incident |
Basic Information
According to UFO lore and conspiracy theories, an UFO crashes near Roswell, New Mexico on July 7, 1947. This event is allegedly covered up by Majestic…
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| Hundred Years' War |
Basic Information
This article is a stub. Please expand on it!
See Also
News: Medieval Battle Records Go Online
Sources
Bibliography
1. Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
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| Hurricane Katrina |
Basic Information
Hurricane Katrina was a hurricane that devastated New Orleans, Louisiana on August 29, 2005.
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Used straight, surviving through Katrina…
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| Meteor Impact |
Basic Information
Meteoroids are small interplanetary bodies that hit a planet. The vast majority of those impacts are completely harmless, but there have been a fair number of meteor impacts on…
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| The Torture Colony |
Summary
October 1, 2008: The article describes Colonia Dignidad, an evangelical cult consisting of German expatriates living in the foothills of the Andes in Chile. The colony was founded and led…
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| Chilean Blob |
Basic Information
The Chilean Blob was a strange, 12 m long lump of flesh that surfaced on a beach in Los Muermos, Chile on June 23, 2003. It took some time until it could be identified as a…
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| Limerick Soviet |
Basic Information
Limerick Soviet (Irish: Sóivéid Luimnigh) is a self-proclaimed republic on the south-east of Ireland, which existed from April 15 to April 27, 1919.
Beginning
In January, 1919…
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| Oprichnik |
Basic Information
An Oprichnik is a member of the secret police and death squads in service of Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
Fun facts about the Oprichniks
Oprichniks dressed in black monastic habits,…
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| The Torture Colony |
Summary
October 1, 2008: The article describes Colonia Dignidad, an evangelical cult consisting of German expatriates living in the foothills of the Andes in Chile. The colony was founded and led…
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| Ethiopia's passion for bureaucracy |
Summary
August 10, 2009: A reporter preparing to leave Addis Ababa reflects on the quirks of the bureaucracy of Ethiopia - especially its obsession which rubber stamps, which are not only…
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| Meteor Impact |
Basic Information
Meteoroids are small interplanetary bodies that hit a planet. The vast majority of those impacts are completely harmless, but there have been a fair number of meteor impacts on…
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| Doomsday Cult In Cave Stand Off |
Summary
November 17, 2007: Members of a Russian doomsday cult called the True Russian Orthodox Church have sealed themselves off in a cave near the Volga river in Nikolskoye in the Penza region of…
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| Putin - The dark rise to power |
Summary
September 6, 2009: The article alleges that the 1999 Russian apartment bombings of September 4 and September 13 in Buynaksk and on September 9 and September 13 in Moscow, and September 16…
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| Curse Of Tippecanoe |
Basic Information
The so-called "Zero-Year Curse", also known as the Curse of Tecumseh or the Curse of Tippecanoe, was first widely popularized by a "Ripley's Believe it or Not" cartoon from 1931….
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| Hurricane Katrina |
Basic Information
Hurricane Katrina was a hurricane that devastated New Orleans, Louisiana on August 29, 2005.
Sources
Wikipedia entry
Game and Story Use
Used straight, surviving through Katrina…
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| Californians are sinking themselves |
Summary
July 2, 2009: Unable to pay for vital services, the government of state of California has started to issue IOUs to its debtors so that it can be able to function. The current financial…
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| San Diego Menaced By Jumbo Squid |
Summary
July 17, 2009 — A plague of squid have appeared off the coast of San Diego, California. Dozens have washed up on the beaches and divers swimming off the coast have been attacked by large…
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| Limerick Soviet |
Basic Information
Limerick Soviet (Irish: Sóivéid Luimnigh) is a self-proclaimed republic on the south-east of Ireland, which existed from April 15 to April 27, 1919.
Beginning
In January, 1919…
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| Curse Of Tippecanoe |
Basic Information
The so-called "Zero-Year Curse", also known as the Curse of Tecumseh or the Curse of Tippecanoe, was first widely popularized by a "Ripley's Believe it or Not" cartoon from 1931….
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| Doomsday Cult In Cave Stand Off |
Summary
November 17, 2007: Members of a Russian doomsday cult called the True Russian Orthodox Church have sealed themselves off in a cave near the Volga river in Nikolskoye in the Penza region of…
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| Oprichnik |
Basic Information
An Oprichnik is a member of the secret police and death squads in service of Tsar Ivan the Terrible.
Fun facts about the Oprichniks
Oprichniks dressed in black monastic habits,…
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| Putin - The dark rise to power |
Summary
September 6, 2009: The article alleges that the 1999 Russian apartment bombings of September 4 and September 13 in Buynaksk and on September 9 and September 13 in Moscow, and September 16…
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| Soviet Union Wanted To Topple Honecker In 1987 |
Summary
August 13, 2009: Allegedly, in 1987 the Soviet Union under Mikhail Gorbachev wanted to topple the East German leader Erich Honecker because of his hard-line views, so that they could…
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| 14-year-old hit by 30,000 mph space meteorite |
Summary
June 12, 2009: A boy in Essen, Germany has been hit by a meteorite and survived - a Million To One Chance, according to scientists. The meteorite left a scar in his hand and then caused a…
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| Abraham |
Basic Information
Abraham features in the Book of Genesis. He is widely regarded as the patriarch of Jews, Christians, and Muslims.
Abraham symbolizes the man chosen by God to safeguard the holy…
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| Phoenix Lights |
Basic Information
The Phoenix Lights* are a series of light phenomena - sometimes in the shape of a carpenter's square UFO - which appeared in the skies over the U.S. states of Arizona and Nevada…
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