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* ClockworksArea: One of the planned areas currently able to be accessed via abusing the game's SuperSpeed spell is the Clockwork Kingdom, a realm filled with gearwork, wiring, and giant farmhouses on tank treads.
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* ClockworksArea: One of the planned areas currently able to be accessed via abusing islands in the game's SuperSpeed spell game is the Clockwork Kingdom, a realm filled with gearwork, wiring, and giant farmhouses on tank treads.
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*FantasyCounterpartCulture: The aesthetic, naming schemes and autocrstic bureacracy of the Clockwork Kingdom is reminiscent of the Soviet Union.
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* Magitek: Emberian technology is a heavily Dieselpunk take on this, with rusting heavily metallic decaying machinery, ancient robots, and corridors that wouldn't look out of place in a gritty sci-fi shooter.
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* Magitek: {{Magitek}}: Emberian technology is a heavily Dieselpunk take on this, with rusting heavily metallic decaying machinery, ancient robots, and corridors that wouldn't look out of place in a gritty sci-fi shooter.
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''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1574240/Dread_Delusion/ Dread Delusion]]'' is a Lovecraftian first-person open-world RPG made by [[http://lovelyhellplace.com/game/ LovelyHellplace]] and released in Steam Early Access on June 15, 2022.
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''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1574240/Dread_Delusion/ Dread Delusion]]'' is a Lovecraftian first-person open-world RPG made by [[http://lovelyhellplace.com/game/ LovelyHellplace]] and released in Steam Early Access on June 15, 2022.
2022. The full release came out on May 14th, 2024.
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** Talking to the astrologist at the game's AcademyOfAdventure reveals that space itself is also like this, filled with a whole network of beautiful neurons.
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* Magitek: Emberian technology is a heavily Dieselpunk take on this, with rusting heavily metallic decaying machinery, ancient robots, and corridors that wouldn't look out of place in a gritty sci-fi shooter.
** The Apostatic Union also uses technology powered by magical ciphers and clockwork, creating things like airships and elevators that lack any cables.
** The Apostatic Union also uses technology powered by magical ciphers and clockwork, creating things like airships and elevators that lack any cables.
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* SuperSpeed: One spell that the player can cast can greatly enhance their jumping and running speed, along with removing fall damage. Combined with higher athletic skills and the player can move across the entire world in a matter of seconds.
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* AfterTheEnd: A [[CataclysmBackstory cataclysm of unknown nature scoured the surface of the world]], leaving the only survivors those who were on the floating islands far above it. Books in-game state that one of the reasons this was so damaging was that the Precusor civilization on the surface made heavy use of Magitek to store information, which the cataclysm shorted out.
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* AfterTheEnd: A [[CataclysmBackstory cataclysm of unknown nature scoured the surface of the world]], leaving the only survivors those who were on the floating islands far above it. Books in-game state that one of the reasons this was so damaging was that the Precusor civilization on the surface made heavy use of Magitek {{Magitek}} to store information, which the cataclysm shorted out. out.
* AllForNothing: [[spoiler: The end of the Emberian's quest. After fighting your way through an army of bandits and Emberian drones, both of you discover the Emberian vault DOES contain several of them in stasis tubes. And all of them long dead and rotting, meaning the Emberian will never get the answers she seeks about her past.]]
* AllForNothing: [[spoiler: The end of the Emberian's quest. After fighting your way through an army of bandits and Emberian drones, both of you discover the Emberian vault DOES contain several of them in stasis tubes. And all of them long dead and rotting, meaning the Emberian will never get the answers she seeks about her past.]]
* {{BFS}}: The Emberian uses a {{Magitek}} version of PowerArmor to wield a huge sword that's almost as large as she is.
* LastOfHisKind: Possibly. [[spoiler: The Emberian was found as a young girl locked in a statis pod in a Precursor vault, and seems to have a greater understanding of their {{Magitek}} than anyone else in the world. They also dream of ancient cities and places long gone. At the same time, she's also not *sure* if she is an Emberian or just someone who was placed in a stasis pod for other reasons.]]
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* NayTheist: The Apostatic Union, again.
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* NayTheist: The Apostatic Union, again. The gods objectively exist in this setting, but worshipping them gives them and their theocracy power.
* {{Precursors}}: The Emberians, the previous dominant civilization on the surface world. They made heavy use of {{Magitek}} to the point where so much of their civilization was reliant on it that the World Rend rendered much of their records unusable. Their ruins and artifacts have a heavy {{Dieselpunk}} vibe to them.
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* TheMagicVersusTechnologyWar: Downplayed but present with a Magitek angle. The biggest faction conflict is between the Wikkans and the Union, and while both use magic the Union tends to be more industrialized and advanced compared to the Wikkans, who tend to have more of a traditional magical aesthetic.
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* TheMagicVersusTechnologyWar: Downplayed but present with a Magitek {{Magitek}} angle. The biggest faction conflict is between the Wikkans and the Union, and while both use magic the Union tends to be more industrialized and advanced compared to the Wikkans, who tend to have more of a traditional magical aesthetic.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, occultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, attained dominance and enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an anti-occult uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union, governed by the Machine Monarch, quickly became a formidable kingdom thanks to its fusion of clockwork technology and "cipher magic". The Union's fearsome Inquisition maintains constant vigilance against Wikkan influence and is tasked with regulating magic use, rooting out occult worship, and slaying gods.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, who has been wasting away aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the occultist Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries and the most wanted criminal in the Union, but the assault does not go as planned and the Inquisition unit is wiped out. In a bind, the ship's chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a forsaken god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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Centuries ago, during at the time height of the advanced Emberian civilization, Empire, the world was ravaged by the World Rend, a magical apocalypse that tainted the surface with an undead curse, curse and humanity disabled all Emberian technology. The only survived survivors were the Empire's exiles, who eked out a living in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, occultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, attained dominance and enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an anti-occult uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union, governed by the Machine Monarch, quickly became a formidable kingdom thanks to its fusion of clockwork technology and human-formulated "cipher magic". The Union's fearsome Inquisition maintains constant vigilance against Wikkan influence and is tasked with regulating magic use, rooting out occult worship, and slaying gods.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, who has been wasting away aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the occultist Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries and the most wanted criminal in the Union, but the assault does not go as planned and the Inquisition unit is wiped out. In a bind, the ship's chief inquisitormakes frees Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where taking up the mission his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a forsaken god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, who has been wasting away aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the occultist Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries and the most wanted criminal in the Union, but the assault does not go as planned and the Inquisition unit is wiped out. In a bind, the ship's chief inquisitor
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* AlienSky: A celestial object called the "Neuron Star" looms in the crimson skies above the isles. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
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* AlienSky: A celestial object called the known as a "Neuron Star" looms in the crimson skies above the isles. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game in-game does on a 12-hour cycle.cycle. There are other Neuron Stars that illuminate other lands, and at least one has a cycle hundreds of hours long. There are also lands with no nearby stars that are shrouded in eternal darkness.
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* PrisonShip: The Inquisition airship. Prisoner XVII has spent "many months" in their cell with only a chained corpse for company.
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* PrisonShip: The Inquisition airship. Prisoner XVII has spent "many "countless months" in their cell with only a chained the corpse of a fellow prisoner for company.
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* OurDragonsAreDifferent: Crypt Wyrms are giant winged and feathered monsters that are docile enough to leave mortals alone, but love going after and eating [[OurZombiesAreDifferent the Breathless]]. One side quest has a wyrm that has consumed so many undead souls that they're able to exert some level of influence on the creature, in the hopes of stopping its rampage against their kind.
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* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions.Giant fungi abound.
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* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions. Giant fungi abound.
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* AcademyOfAdventure: A floating traveling one able to be accessed by the player after some questing. It features the game's FastTravel system, lots of regrowing alchemy ingredients, and the scholars are [[spoiler: hiding a small but very illegal god deep within in order to conduct research on it]].
* AfterTheEnd: A [[CataclysmBackstory cataclysm of unknown nature scoured the surface of the world]], leaving the only survivors those who were on the floating islands far above it. Books in-game state that one of the reasons this was so damaging was that the Precusor civilization on the surface made heavy use of Magitek to store information, which the cataclysm shorted out.
* AfterTheEnd: A [[CataclysmBackstory cataclysm of unknown nature scoured the surface of the world]], leaving the only survivors those who were on the floating islands far above it. Books in-game state that one of the reasons this was so damaging was that the Precusor civilization on the surface made heavy use of Magitek to store information, which the cataclysm shorted out.
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* ArtifactOfDoom: One sidequest has you fetching this for a rich merchant from a missing airship. Said airship's crew seems to be still be alive until you pick up the artifact, revealing they've been DeadAllAlong. [[spoiler: Delivering it to the merchant has him meet the same fate]].
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* ClockworksArea: One of the planned areas currently able to be accessed via abusing the game's SuperSpeed spell is the Clockwork Kingdom, a realm filled with gearwork, wiring, and giant farmhouses on tank treads.
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* CreatingLifeIsUnforeseen: The giant flesh pits that satiate [[TheUndead the Breathless]] are non-sentient and serve as an ethical alternative source to human flesh. [[spoiler: Except the flesh pits have become self-aware and intelligent, leaving the player with the SadisticChoice of either killing a unique and entirely innocent creature or risking the army of intelligent revenant zombies from losing their only food source.]]
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* MugglesDoItBetter: Lore example. The scouring of the surface destroyed all the DataCrystal magic used by the Precursors of the setting, meaning that surviving information was only able to be passed down via traditional print and paper books.
* NayTheist: The Apostatic Union, again.
* OurGodsAreDifferent: They hatch from crystals as larva and gain their power from the worship of their followers. They still embody some aspect of nature or existence and have control over that sphere, but many appear as strange abominations. In-game lore implies that centuries of warfare and horrors have gradually reshaped many of them into far worse versions.
* NayTheist: The Apostatic Union, again.
* OurGodsAreDifferent: They hatch from crystals as larva and gain their power from the worship of their followers. They still embody some aspect of nature or existence and have control over that sphere, but many appear as strange abominations. In-game lore implies that centuries of warfare and horrors have gradually reshaped many of them into far worse versions.
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* SadisticChoice: All over the place.
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* TheMagicVersusTechnologyWar: Downplayed but present with a Magitek angle. The biggest faction conflict is between the Wikkans and the Union, and while both use magic the Union tends to be more industrialized and advanced compared to the Wikkans, who tend to have more of a traditional magical aesthetic.
* TheTheocracy: Prior to the Union, the floating civilizations of the world were ruled by various Wikkan cults of specific gods, [[BanOnMagic who tightly controlled magic]] and were tyrannical enough to cause the Union's coup in the first place.
* TheTheocracy: Prior to the Union, the floating civilizations of the world were ruled by various Wikkan cults of specific gods, [[BanOnMagic who tightly controlled magic]] and were tyrannical enough to cause the Union's coup in the first place.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: The Union ruthlessly enforces the ban on religion and hunts down gods with extreme prejudice, but the gods in this setting are [[JerkassGods monstrous beings who only seek to have more followers]] at *best* and the Union legitimately seems to want the world and technology to flourish.
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* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions. Giant fungi abound.
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* TheUndead: Called "the Breathless," they were the result of a ritual performed by an ancient king long ago. [[HorrorHunger They are afflicted with an unending hunger for human flesh]], and were forced to wage an endless war on the living in order to ensure a steady supply. They now sustain themselves on massive vats of non-sentient, constantly-growing flesh invented by one of their scholars, allowing them to coexist with the living in relative peace.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, occultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, attained dominance and enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an anti-occult uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union, governed by the Machine Monarch, quickly became a formidable kingdom thanks to its clockwork technology and artificial "cypher magic". The Union's fearsome Inquisition maintains constant vigilance against Wikkan influence and is tasked with regulating magic use, rooting out occult worship, and slaying gods.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the occultist Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries, but the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the assault. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a forsaken god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the occultist Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries, but the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the assault. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a forsaken god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, occultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, attained dominance and enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an anti-occult uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union, governed by the Machine Monarch, quickly became a formidable kingdom thanks to its fusion of clockwork technology and artificial "cypher "cipher magic". The Union's fearsome Inquisition maintains constant vigilance against Wikkan influence and is tasked with regulating magic use, rooting out occult worship, and slaying gods.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII,a criminal being transported who has been wasting away aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the occultist Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries, mercenaries and the most wanted criminal in the Union, but the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during assault does not go as planned and the assault. Inquisition unit is wiped out. In a bind, the ship's chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a forsaken god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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* AlienSky: A celestial object called the Neuron Star looms in the skies above the isles. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader in what is stated to basically be a suicide mission.
* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader in what is stated to basically be a suicide mission.
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* AlienSky: A celestial object called the Neuron Star "Neuron Star" looms in the crimson skies above the isles. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader in what is stated to basically be a suicidemission. mission.
* CoolAirship: The Inquisition airship is a metal hulk reminiscent of a cathedral with flying buttresses.
* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader in what is stated to basically be a suicide
* CoolAirship: The Inquisition airship is a metal hulk reminiscent of a cathedral with flying buttresses.
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* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions.
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* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions. Giant fungi abound.
* PrisonShip: The Inquisition airship. Prisoner XVII has spent "many months" in their cell with only a chained corpse for company.
* StateSec: The Inquisition. Aside from enforcing the Apostatic Union's ban on religion, they also serve as a national police force with jurisdiction over conventional criminal activity, like smuggling. The Inquisition is separate from the Union's military.
* StateSec: The Inquisition. Aside from enforcing the Apostatic Union's ban on religion, they also serve as a national police force with jurisdiction over conventional criminal activity, like smuggling. The Inquisition is separate from the Union's military.
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* ZeppelinsFromAnotherWorld: One of the Union's most notable inventions is the airship. Before the airship, the only way to travel between sky islands was via a system of drawbridges.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, occultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, attained dominance and enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an anti-occult uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union, governed by the Machine Monarch, quickly became a formidable power kingdom thanks to its clockwork technology and artificial "cypher magic". The Union's fearsome Inquisition maintains constant vigilance against Wikkan influence and is tasked with regulating magic use, rooting out occult worship, and slaying gods.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, pagan cultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, then enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an apostate uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union devoted itself to the Clockwork God, a divine machine and the source of the "cypher magic" that gave the Union parity with the Wikkans, and established the Inquisition to regulate magic use and root out pagan worship within its borders.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the pagan Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries, but the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the assault. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a waning god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. The airship makes a stop to capture the pagan Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries, but the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the assault. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner reluctantly receives the patronage of a waning god and becomes embroiled in a struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, pagan cultists occultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, then attained dominance and enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an apostate anti-occult uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union devoted itself to Union, governed by the Clockwork God, Machine Monarch, quickly became a divine machine formidable power thanks to its clockwork technology and the source of the artificial "cypher magic" that gave the Union parity with the Wikkans, and established the magic". The Union's fearsome Inquisition to regulate maintains constant vigilance against Wikkan influence and is tasked with regulating magic use use, rooting out occult worship, and root out pagan worship within its borders.
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* AlienSky: There is a single "neuron star" that floats in the air above the continent. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
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* AlienSky: There is a single "neuron star" that floats A celestial object called the Neuron Star looms in the air skies above the continent.isles. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, pagan cultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, then enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an apostate uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union devoted itself to the Clockwork God, a divine machine and the source of the "cypher magic" that gave the Union parity with the Wikkans, and established the Inquisition to root out pagan worship within its borders.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. When the airship makes a stop to capture a pagan who leads a mercenary crew, the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the raid. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of this suicide mission, the prisoner is rescued from death by a god and embroiled in a mystery with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. When the airship makes a stop to capture a pagan who leads a mercenary crew, the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the raid. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of this suicide mission, the prisoner is rescued from death by a god and embroiled in a mystery with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, pagan cultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, then enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an apostate uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union devoted itself to the Clockwork God, a divine machine and the source of the "cypher magic" that gave the Union parity with the Wikkans, and established the Inquisition to regulate magic use and root out pagan worship within its borders.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship.When the The airship makes a stop to capture a the pagan who leads a mercenary crew, Vela Callose, leader of the Dark Star mercenaries, but the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the raid.assault. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of this suicide mission, their pursuit of Vela, the prisoner is rescued from death by reluctantly receives the patronage of a waning god and becomes embroiled in a mystery struggle with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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* IllegalReligion: All religions are banned under the Apostatic Union. Since this is a setting where gods are amoral {{Eldritch Abomination}}s [[GodNeedsPrayerBadly powered by worship]], it's pretty understandable to want to limit them.
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* IllegalReligion: All religions are banned under within the Apostatic Union. Since this is a setting where gods are amoral {{Eldritch Abomination}}s [[GodNeedsPrayerBadly powered by worship]], it's pretty understandable to want to limit them.
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''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1574240/Dread_Delusion/ Dread Delusion]]'' is a lovecraftian first-person open-world RPG made by [[http://lovelyhellplace.com/game/ LovelyHellplace]] and released in Steam Early Access on Jun 15, 2022.
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Centuries ago, during the time of the Emberian civilization, the world was ravaged by an undead curse, and humanity only survived in the sky on the floating Oneiric Isles. Wikkans, pagan cultists who worshiped one of a variety of corporeal gods in exchange for magical knowledge and power, then enforced theocratic rule until the God War, an apostate uprising that expelled the Wikkans from several islands. The emergent Apostatic Union devoted itself to the Clockwork God, a divine machine and the source of the "cypher magic" that gave the Union parity with the Wikkans, and established the Inquisition to root out pagan worship within its borders.
The player takes on the role of Prisoner XVII, a criminal being transported aboard an Inquisition airship. When the airship makes a stop to capture a pagan who leads a mercenary crew, the Inquisition's agents are slaughtered during the raid. In a bind, the chief inquisitor makes Prisoner XVII an offer they cannot refuse: freedom in exchange for succeeding where his agents failed. In the course of this suicide mission, the prisoner is rescued from death by a god and embroiled in a mystery with ramifications for all of the Oneiric Isles.
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* IllegalReligion: All religions are banned under the Apostatic Union. Since this is a setting where gods are amoral {{Eldritch Abomination}}s [[GodNeedsPrayerBadly powered by worship]], it's pretty understandable to want to limit them.
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* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader.
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* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader.leader in what is stated to basically be a suicide mission.
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''[[https://store.steampowered.com/app/1574240/Dread_Delusion/ Dread Delusion]]'' is a lovecraftian first-person open-world RPG made by [[http://lovelyhellplace.com/game/ LovelyHellplace]] and released in Steam Early Access on Jun 15, 2022.
!!The game contains examples of:
* AlienSky: There is a single "neuron star" that floats in the air above the continent. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader.
* EldritchAbomination: The gods of this setting are massive, bizarre-looking creatures powered by belief and capable of warping the world around them.
* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions.
* GodNeedsPrayerBadly: The power of a god is proportional to the worship that it receives, growing weaker and physically smaller as their followers dwindle.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: They're human-shaped echoes of a person's trauma, and are unable to interact with the world around them, though some are lucid enough to carry on a conversation. Interestingly, since they're made of a person's trauma rather than their actual soul, it is possible for there to be a ghost of someone who is still alive.
* WorldInTheSky: After the destruction of the surface world, all of humanity had to settle massive floating continents hanging in the sky.
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!!The game contains examples of:
* AlienSky: There is a single "neuron star" that floats in the air above the continent. Rather than day and night being decided by the relative location of this star, it is decided by when the star dims and brightens, which the star seen in game does on a 12-hour cycle.
* BoxedCrook: The setup for the game. You are a prisoner on a prison ship of the Apostatic Union, released on the condition that you hunt down a fugitive mercenary leader.
* EldritchAbomination: The gods of this setting are massive, bizarre-looking creatures powered by belief and capable of warping the world around them.
* FantasticFlora: A variety of them can be found throughout the game, and can be used to brew a variety of magical potions.
* GodNeedsPrayerBadly: The power of a god is proportional to the worship that it receives, growing weaker and physically smaller as their followers dwindle.
* OurGhostsAreDifferent: They're human-shaped echoes of a person's trauma, and are unable to interact with the world around them, though some are lucid enough to carry on a conversation. Interestingly, since they're made of a person's trauma rather than their actual soul, it is possible for there to be a ghost of someone who is still alive.
* WorldInTheSky: After the destruction of the surface world, all of humanity had to settle massive floating continents hanging in the sky.
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