As part of my “keep things updated”drive, this post and others with the [CPS] tag above will cover the current project status. This week, I am working on “ASOT Occult Magic” a list/guide to terms found and used by those who practice the occult/magic (sometimes called Magik). Like others in the ASOT range, its purpose is to provide a handy list of terms and slang you may wish to use to give your games and stories that little bit of extra believability.

As things go, it’s looking like it *should* be out next Monday. I’m currently in the stage i call “copying all my notes into one document formatting” stage. then, of course, the cover needs to be done, but that’s the easy part in comparison.

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Corn Dolly
Also called a corn maiden, corn mother or old woman is a decorative object ma...

Poisons come in many types, some names induce fear just from their name alone, as those familiar with it know just how dangerous “Gaia’s Gas” can be in the wrong hands.

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Get the PDF that was used to make this list HERE

What’s this? A blog update? But I thought it had been abandoned I hear you cry!

Worry not! This blog post is, as the name suggests, a way for me to update you about how things are going and what I am doing about stuff for the future.

First things first – Unless my financial situation goes really belly up, the blog and the generator will not be going anywhere (more about that later). The last few weeks, well, months if I am brutally honest, I was on the verge of burning out along with some other mental health issues. So, I wound things down, like with my workload for EG and the blog.

Whilst I don’t want to say I am back to full strength, mentally speaking, I am doing better, but will still have to take things easy...

This week random list is 20 names suitable for herbs

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Todays list is a collection of 20 names for non-fiction books (or scrolls) that you might find in a fantasy-genre world.

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