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| ====== Motorton ====== | ====== Motorton ====== | ||
| - | It’s come a long way in the two centuries since the location of its city center was the site of a plague pit for Fort Narrows. | + | It’s come a long way in the two centuries since the location of its city center was the site of a plague pit for Fort Narrows.\\ |
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| Since those earliest days, Motorton has been the home of a magical being called the Red Dwarf in the earliest records. This entity is recorded as a harbinger of calamity. He once appeared as a redcap—a gnome-like being with a cap dyed by blood. Now, he’s more often seen as a dwarf dressed dapperly in a crimson suit. Rumor holds that those unlucky enough to have an audience with the dwarf are brought to a Room with Red Velvet Curtains (sometimes just “The Red Room'' | Since those earliest days, Motorton has been the home of a magical being called the Red Dwarf in the earliest records. This entity is recorded as a harbinger of calamity. He once appeared as a redcap—a gnome-like being with a cap dyed by blood. Now, he’s more often seen as a dwarf dressed dapperly in a crimson suit. Rumor holds that those unlucky enough to have an audience with the dwarf are brought to a Room with Red Velvet Curtains (sometimes just “The Red Room'' | ||
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| It’s worth noting that the infernal criminal organization known as the Hell Syndicate stays out of Motorton. | It’s worth noting that the infernal criminal organization known as the Hell Syndicate stays out of Motorton. | ||
| - | Ten Red Dwarf Rumors | + | ===== Ten Red Dwarf Rumors |
| - | 1 - He can only be hurt by magical weapons. | + | |
| - | 2 - The tea he sometimes offers visitors can bring strange visions and cause madness. | + | |
| - | 3 - He carries a pocket watch whose hands only move when someone dies—or maybe when someone in particular dies. | + | - The tea he sometimes offers visitors can bring strange visions and cause madness. |
| - | 4 - Bones excavated from the old, mass plague graves can be used to ward against him. | + | - He carries a pocket watch whose hands only move when someone dies—or maybe when someone in particular dies. |
| - | 5 - He’s only dangerous because Motorton’s sick. If the city could be healed, the dwarf would be benevolent. | + | - Bones excavated from the old, mass plague graves can be used to ward against him. |
| - | 6 - The dwarf is only a midget human sorcerer cashing in on an old legend. It’s all smoke and mirrors. | + | - He’s only dangerous because Motorton’s sick. If the city could be healed, the dwarf would be benevolent. |
| - | 7 - There’s a red leather journal of a young girl who died in an asylum that contains (in its ramblings) the Red Dwarf’s true name— and the ritual to bind him to service. | + | - The dwarf is only a midget human sorcerer cashing in on an old legend. It’s all smoke and mirrors. |
| - | 8 - The dwarf is always accompanied by the same gang--a black-haired moll in a red dress with a silky voice, and twin bruisers with the same first name. | + | - There’s a red leather journal of a young girl who died in an asylum that contains (in its ramblings) the Red Dwarf’s true name— and the ritual to bind him to service. |
| - | 9 - The Red Room is actually the lowest level of Hell. The dwarf is actually Morningstar in disguise. | + | - The dwarf is always accompanied by the same gang--a black-haired moll in a red dress with a silky voice, and twin bruisers with the same first name. |
| - | 10 - The dwarf isn’t a real entity at all, just the physical representation of the death curse of a Native shaman on the Ealderdish invaders. Treating it like a real being only increases its power. | + | - The Red Room is actually the lowest level of Hell. The dwarf is actually Morningstar in disguise. |
| + | - The dwarf isn’t a real entity at all, just the physical representation of the death curse of a Native shaman on the Ealderdish invaders. Treating it like a real being only increases its power. | ||
| //Source:// Weird Adventures | //Source:// Weird Adventures | ||
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