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Amir decides he'd rather play in an F&F campaign than run one, and while the Hex are on-board with giving the game another shot, none of them are quite willing to run the game themselves. They find an unusual volunteer Fablemaster in Roathe, who had been messing with the KIM enough to stumble upon Drifter's communications with 1999.

What results is basically >!what everyone assumes to be a custom mod of Tomb of Horrors, except it turns out Roathe knew a guy in the Orokin days who would subject his Yuvan to a similar death gauntlet to weed out the best new bodies, and Roathe is just having a jolly old time watching six dipshits run the dungeon and win through luck and brute-force, out of sheer cathartic spite for the guy. Play your cards right though and he will let slip that this is based on a real Orokin stronghold that may still be out there somewhere, leaving a thread the Operator can pull on to find the real ever-shifting dungeon in the Void Towers and plunder it for goodies before it reconfigures.!<

Thought it might be a neat compromise for those who wanted a more lighthearted F&F game experience and those who'd want some more serious lore from how casual Roathe is about some of the more morbid aspects of Orokin society in common company.

Hint 1: Takes place inside a body, strange as it may seem.

Hint 2: Instead of being inside an organic body you're trying to keep alive you're inside an inorganic body you're trying to make die.

What if Kinger is the way he is because he was connected with Queenie's mind while she was abstracted the same way Pomni and Jax were in the finale, and then got forcibly disconnected by Caine showing up to chuck her into the Cellar, resulting in something akin to what can happen if you yank a USB drive out of a computer without properly disconnecting it first.

So basically even though Caine fixed his model, at best his mind is still in tune with his abstracted wife's and thus has some quirks of an Abstraction like functioning better in darkness and zoning out in light, and at worst part of him is now missing because it's still in there with her.

In the chaos of the moment I didn't think to take a screenshot, but on a solo run where I had looped and then tried to unlock the Artifact of Prestige in Bulwark's Ambry, one of the bosses it spawned was some kind of Construct-themed tower enemy that was a rectangular stone monolith with an Alpha Construct-like pyramid on top, and several smaller Xi Construct-like turret nodes along its length.

Fighting it was difficult due to there being like 3-4 of them overlapping each other at once as well as being awkwardly placed on the bottom platform of the Ambry, but from what little I could tell it apparently would extend and retract to raise and lower the pyramid top that was its weak spot.

Its name in the UI was clearly a placeholder as well, being something like "CONSTRUCT_BOSS_NAME /construct_boss_subtitle", so between that and my inability to find any reference to it in the wiki I'm convinced I found a cut boss that was still in the files and got to see for myself exactly why it was cut.

Basically title.

I noticed the Dragonblooded Versatile Heritage gives an at-will (1d4 rounds cooldown) breath weapon, flight ability, and other such stand-ins for Invocations, but I can't decide what base class would best suit the fantasy- Kineticist (and if so, which element for specific Impulses?) or Draconic Sorcerer.

If any Archetypes would be worth mentioning for FA options, I'd like to hear them too.