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KrystGM: /* Games */

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KrystGM: /* Games */

2014-12-14T13:02:46Z

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KrystGM at 23:00, 13 December 2014

2014-12-13T23:00:26Z

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2014-12-10T05:20:11Z

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KrystGM at 14:27, 9 December 2014

2014-12-09T14:27:43Z

KrystGM at 13:42, 9 December 2014

2014-12-09T13:42:54Z

KrystGM at 19:22, 2 December 2014

2014-12-02T19:22:16Z

KrystGM at 18:30, 2 December 2014

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-[[Image:KrystallosCards.jpg|right|thumb|The ten cards of a playing card suit]]* Warchess: A strategy game played on three separate boards (representing sky, land and water respectively) at once. Serious warchess players own and carry their own pieces.
+[[Image:KrystallosCards.jpg|right|thumb|The ten cards of a playing card suit]]
 * Cards: The standard Krystallos card deck originated in the Quartz Territories. The deck has 5 suits: White, Green, Purple, Blue and Pink. Each suit has 10 cards, each named after a profession: Entertainer, Guardsman, Craftsman, Cleric, Druid, Clerk, Noble, Thief, Hunter and Prostitute. While those names are standard, regional decks with different names are known. For example, a Jadenese deck might replace the Entertainer with a Geisha while a Citrinian deck traditionally replaces the Noble with a Pharaoh card.
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-* Warchess: A strategy game played on three separate boards (representing sky, land and water respectively) at once. Serious warchess players own and carry their own pieces.
+[[Image:KrystallosCards.jpg|right|thumb|The ten cards of a playing card suit]]* Warchess: A strategy game played on three separate boards (representing sky, land and water respectively) at once. Serious warchess players own and carry their own pieces.
 * Cards: The standard Krystallos card deck originated in the Quartz Territories. The deck has 5 suits: White, Green, Purple, Blue and Pink. Each suit has 10 cards, each named after a profession: Entertainer, Guardsman, Craftsman, Cleric, Druid, Clerk, Noble, Thief, Hunter and Prostitute. While those names are standard, regional decks with different names are known. For example, a Jadenese deck might replace the Entertainer with a Geisha while a Citrinian deck traditionally replaces the Noble with a Pharaoh card.
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 ===Games===
 * Warchess: A strategy game played on three separate boards (representing sky, land and water respectively) at once. Serious warchess players own and carry their own pieces.
-* Cards: The standard Krystallos card deck originated in the Quartz Territories. The deck has 5 suits: White, Green, Purple, Blue and Pink. Each suit has 10 cards, each named after a profession: Entertainer, Guardsman, Craftsman, Cleric, Druid, Clerk, Noble, Sailor, Hunter and Prostitute. While those names are standard, regional decks with different names are known. For example, a Jadenese deck might replace the Entertainer with a Geisha while a Citrinian deck traditionally replaces the Noble with a Pharaoh card.
+* Cards: The standard Krystallos card deck originated in the Quartz Territories. The deck has 5 suits: White, Green, Purple, Blue and Pink. Each suit has 10 cards, each named after a profession: Entertainer, Guardsman, Craftsman, Cleric, Druid, Clerk, Noble, Thief, Hunter and Prostitute. While those names are standard, regional decks with different names are known. For example, a Jadenese deck might replace the Entertainer with a Geisha while a Citrinian deck traditionally replaces the Noble with a Pharaoh card.
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 ===Games===
 * Warchess: A strategy game played on three separate boards (representing sky, land and water respectively) at once. Serious warchess players own and carry their own pieces.
-* Cards: The standard Krystallos card deck originated in the Quartz Territories. The deck has 5 suits: White, Green, Purple, Blue and Pink. Each suit has 10 cards, each named after a profession: Entertainer, Guardsman, Craftsman, Cleric, Druid, Clerk, Noble, Sailor, Hunter and Prostitute.
+* Cards: The standard Krystallos card deck originated in the Quartz Territories. The deck has 5 suits: White, Green, Purple, Blue and Pink. Each suit has 10 cards, each named after a profession: Entertainer, Guardsman, Craftsman, Cleric, Druid, Clerk, Noble, Sailor, Hunter and Prostitute. While those names are standard, regional decks with different names are known. For example, a Jadenese deck might replace the Entertainer with a Geisha while a Citrinian deck traditionally replaces the Noble with a Pharaoh card.
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-[[image:gazatteericon.png|link=Gazatteer]] [[image:historyicon.png|link=History]] [[image:religionicon.png|link=Religion]] [[image:racesicon.png|link=Races]] [[image:classesicon.png|link=Classes]] [[Organizations]]</center>
+[[image:gazatteericon.png|link=Gazatteer]] [[image:historyicon.png|link=History]] [[image:religionicon.png|link=Religion]] [[image:racesicon.png|link=Races]] [[image:classesicon.png|link=Classes]] [[image:orgicon.png|link=Organizations]]</center>
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	Magic has never been unknown in Krystallos. The Totems have always given power to their favored clergy. Druids and rangers have known how to draw the magic the Totems used to create Krystallos into themselves. Psions have learned how to harness the power of their own minds and many creatures have seemingly supernatural abilities. The magic brought by the invaders during the Great Invasion, however, was new. It did not rely on the power of the Totems or the mind but could be learned through study and scholarship. To fight the invaders this magic was studied and is now, while not common, practiced in Krystallos. Wizardry is often suspect, especially by the lower class, because it is the magic of the invaders.		Magic has never been unknown in Krystallos. The Totems have always given power to their favored clergy. Druids and rangers have known how to draw the magic the Totems used to create Krystallos into themselves. Psions have learned how to harness the power of their own minds and many creatures have seemingly supernatural abilities. The magic brought by the invaders during the Great Invasion, however, was new. It did not rely on the power of the Totems or the mind but could be learned through study and scholarship. To fight the invaders this magic was studied and is now, while not common, practiced in Krystallos. Wizardry is often suspect, especially by the lower class, because it is the magic of the invaders.

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-* [[History]] of Krystallos.
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-* [[Geography and Culture]] of Krystallos.
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-* The Krystallos [[Gazatteer]].
+[[image:gazatteericon.png|link=Gazatteer]] [[image:historyicon.png|link=History]] [[image:religionicon.png|link=Religion]] [[image:racesicon.png|link=Races]] [[image:classesicon.png|link=Classes]]</center>
-* [[Religion]] in Krystallos.
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-* The [[Races]] of Krystallos.
+===Geography===
-* PC [[Classes]] in Krystallos.
+The geography of Krystallos has quite a bit of variety, including forest, desert, mountains, grasslands and more. In general, the region resembles Europe. Of special note are the gemstone formations growing everywhere. They jut out of the ground everywhere, the type determined by region. You can tell you are moving from one region to another by the types of gemstone formations (Amethyst formations within the bounds of the Amethyst region, for example, and emerald formations in the Emerald Shire). These gemstone formations are not gemstones in the traditional sense. Smaller deposits of gemstones are sometimes found and turned into perfect gems for jewelry. The larger deposits are more structurally sound and can be shaped and crafted into building materials. It isn’t uncommon for homes to have gemstone windows or bricks.
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