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Under the Dome

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Under the gnome, Vergussian

Lost to the Storm: Legends and Truths of Vergussian, the Fallen Dome

"No map shows it, but every survivor knows it. You don’t find Vergussian. It finds you."—Old scavenger saying, whispered over glowcider Once, Vergussian was a beacon of innovation—known across the domes for its arcane research, storm-reactive crystal spires, and allegedly, the world's most stable chaos storm...

Under the Dome, Vehicles

Smoke, Grind, and Grit: Designing Grind-Powered Vehicles for Under the Dome

“Tires are for cowards. Real engines scream when they drink grind.”—Rassa Coilbite, skiffwright of the Slag Market The wastelands outside the dome cities are hostile, irradiated with chaos storms, crawling with monsters, and pocked by sinkholes, living fungus, and bone-sanded dunes. On foot? You're prey.On a...

Under the Dome, World ending events

Chronicles from Beneath: Natural Disasters & World-Altering Events Under the Dom

"You don't live under the Dome—you survive it."—Common saying in Crystalia’s Outer Warrens The lands under the Dome are not defined by calm days or gentle nights. They are shaped, scarred, and reborn through catastrophic upheaval. The truly terrifying truth? These disasters are not rare. They...

Velrian Blitztrom, Underthe dome Sorcerer, Heroforge mini

⚡🔥 Forged in Fire and Storm: Homebrewed Spells from Under the Dome

In our Under the Dome campaign—helmed by the ever-diabolical Dave—I play a sorcerer who’s just a little obsessed with fire and lightning. Velrian Blitzstorn (yes, that's the name—because subtlety is for wizards) has been blazing through spell slots and leaving scorch marks in his wake...

Gladiators, Racers, and Rogues: Non-Combat Challenges in TTRPGs

How to make skill-based, narrative-driven encounters as thrilling as combat. Tabletop RPGs are often defined by their combat mechanics—but what about the high-stakes, high-tension moments that don’t involve a single sword swing? [caption id="attachment_28702" align="alignright" width="192"] Arguably the most famous mul in D&D lore, Rikus was a...