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	Bound between thin plates of orichalcum on a hinged spine, this book contains [[Wyr'palja]]'s notes on artifact design, manse construction and similar projects. Carved into the cover, a complex arrangement of a multitude of small gears appear to move as one looks at them. The book is about eight inches tall and twice as wide. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm, along with many diagrams. It is unclear from the notes if the items in this book were invented by Wyr'palja, or merely constructed by her. The detailed plans in this book and the notes that accompany them can supply instruction for the [[Forgotten Suns: Science\|sciences]] of Magitech {{Dots\|1}}-{{Dots\|3}} and Architectonics {{Dots\|1}}-{{Dots\|3}}.		Bound between thin plates of orichalcum on a hinged spine, this book contains [[creator::Wyr'palja]]'s notes on artifact design, manse construction and similar projects. Carved into the cover, a complex arrangement of a multitude of small gears appear to move as one looks at them. The book is about eight inches tall and twice as wide. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm, along with many diagrams. It is unclear from the notes if the items in this book were invented by Wyr'palja, or merely constructed by her. The detailed plans in this book and the notes that accompany them can supply instruction for the [[Forgotten Suns: Science\|sciences]] of Magitech {{Dots\|1}}-{{Dots\|3}} and Architectonics {{Dots\|1}}-{{Dots\|3}}.

	== Trifles ==		== Trifles ==
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	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.
	*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.<br/>Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Veil of Shadow (2pt), Geomantic Subtlety (2pt); Hearthstone: Scintillating Gem of Ally's Embrace.		*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.<br/>Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Veil of Shadow (2pt), Geomantic Subtlety (2pt); Hearthstone: Scintillating Gem of Ally's Embrace.

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imported>Wordman: /* Projects */

2007-09-03T20:35:46Z

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	This chapter holds a hodge podge of notes about various large projects, scattered in no particular order. These are:		This chapter holds a hodge podge of notes about various large projects, scattered in no particular order. These are:

	*Fifteen pages detail a rating 5 solar manse, obviously the central palace of [[Q'in Sanizaj]]. The manse features a large, four-sided tower tapering smoothly to a point roughly 300 feet off the ground. The middle third of each face, running vertically the entire length, is a clear transparent sheet, allowing light inside the tower. At intervals, the corners contain open balconies. At the base, each corner holds a large door leading from the courtyard on which the tower rests. Orbiting around the tower are three, floating ancillary towers. These are constructed of glass (one green, one blue, one clear) and have triangular cross-sections, tapering to a point at both the top and bottom. The top and bottom fourths of these towers are polished mirrors, sculpted to reflect light to the top of the central tower. The hearthstone room there collects the light and distills it.<br/>Drawbacks: Maintenance {[Dots\|4}}, Fragility {{Dots\|1}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Well-Favored Aspect (1pt, solar), Archive (2pt), Dangerous Traps (2pt), Bound Servant Force (3pt), Factory Cathedral (5pt); Hearthstone: unknown.		*Fifteen pages detail a rating 5 solar manse, obviously the central palace of [[Q'in Sanizaj]]. The manse features a large, four-sided tower tapering smoothly to a point roughly 300 feet off the ground. The middle third of each face, running vertically the entire length, is a clear transparent sheet, allowing light inside the tower. At intervals, the corners contain open balconies. At the base, each corner holds a large door leading from the courtyard on which the tower rests. Orbiting around the tower are three, floating ancillary towers. These are constructed of glass (one green, one blue, one clear) and have triangular cross-sections, tapering to a point at both the top and bottom. The top and bottom fourths of these towers are polished mirrors, sculpted to reflect light to the top of the central tower. The hearthstone room there collects the light and distills it.<br/>Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|4}}, Fragility {{Dots\|1}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Well-Favored Aspect (1pt, solar), Archive (2pt), Dangerous Traps (2pt), Bound Servant Force (3pt), Factory Cathedral (5pt); Hearthstone: unknown.
	*Twelve pages detail a manse built on a solar demesne and then altered into rating 4 lunar manse. The end result is a large courtyard dominated by a reflecting pool. Surrounding the courtyard are large marble trees, with sections cut into their trunks in which mirrors have been set. Looking in these mirrors shows your reflection in a large hall, and by thinking about it, you can be transported there. The large feasting hall is actually under the pool, which forms the room's ceiling.<br/>Drawbacks: Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Bound Servant Force (3pt), Workshop Manse (3pt), Wyld Revocation (4pt); Hearthstone: Stone of Dream Entrance.		*Twelve pages detail a manse built on a solar demesne and then altered into rating 4 lunar manse. The end result is a large courtyard dominated by a reflecting pool. Surrounding the courtyard are large marble trees, with sections cut into their trunks in which mirrors have been set. Looking in these mirrors shows your reflection in a large hall, and by thinking about it, you can be transported there. The large feasting hall is actually under the pool, which forms the room's ceiling.<br/>Drawbacks: Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Bound Servant Force (3pt), Workshop Manse (3pt), Wyld Revocation (4pt); Hearthstone: Stone of Dream Entrance.
	*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.<br/>Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|1}}, Fragility {{Dots\|2}}, Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Control Room (2pt), Wood Dragon's Will (3pt), Zone of Influence (3pt), Puzzle Manse (3pt); Hearthstone: Stone of the Sure Path.		*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.<br/>Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|1}}, Fragility {{Dots\|2}}, Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Control Room (2pt), Wood Dragon's Will (3pt), Zone of Influence (3pt), Puzzle Manse (3pt); Hearthstone: Stone of the Sure Path.

imported>Wordman: /* Projects */

2007-09-03T20:35:26Z

Projects

imported>Wordman: /* Projects */

2007-09-03T20:22:37Z

Projects

imported>Wordman at 01:20, 21 August 2007

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	Bound between thin plates of orichalcum on a hinged spine, this book contains [[Wyr'palja]]'s notes on artifact design, manse construction and similar projects. Carved into the cover, a complex arrangement of a multitude of small gears appear to move as one looks at them. The book is about eight inches tall and twice as wide. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm, along with many diagrams. It is unclear from the notes if the items in this book were invented by Wyr'palja, or merely constructed by her.		Bound between thin plates of orichalcum on a hinged spine, this book contains [[Wyr'palja]]'s notes on artifact design, manse construction and similar projects. Carved into the cover, a complex arrangement of a multitude of small gears appear to move as one looks at them. The book is about eight inches tall and twice as wide. The book is organized into loose chapters, mostly written by hand in Old Realm, along with many diagrams. It is unclear from the notes if the items in this book were invented by Wyr'palja, or merely constructed by her. The detailed plans in this book and the notes that accompany them can supply instruction for the [[Forgotten Suns: Science\|sciences]] of Magitech {{Dots\|1}}-{{Dots\|3}} and Architectonics {{Dots\|1}}-{{Dots\|3}}.

	== Trifles ==		== Trifles ==

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2007-07-28T14:46:29Z

Projects

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	*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.		*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.
	*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the buildings and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.		*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the buildings and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.
			*Thirty pages labeled "Arainthu" detail a series of devices with difficult to discern purposes. One is clearly some kind of telescope. One is some kind of large clockwork with gears of wood and stone, powered by a waterwheel, a windmill and fire. One has a nest of crystal gears and a series of 25 arms with labels like "The Mask", "The Ewer" and the "The Haywain". Others are even more obscure.
	*Seven pages give precise schematics for a series of strangely shaped tunnels carved into rock to form a rating 3 earth manse. From top view drawings, the tunnels suggest a strange, insectoid appearance.		*Seven pages give precise schematics for a series of strangely shaped tunnels carved into rock to form a rating 3 earth manse. From top view drawings, the tunnels suggest a strange, insectoid appearance.
	*Two pages outline a fairly large garden complex, dedicated to growing plants that thrive in bright light, acting as a rating 2 solar manse. The emphasis of the design seems to be tranquility.		*Two pages outline a fairly large garden complex, dedicated to growing plants that thrive in bright light, acting as a rating 2 solar manse. The emphasis of the design seems to be tranquility.
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.
	*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.		*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.

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2007-06-25T15:55:06Z

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	*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.		*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver noble warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver noble warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.
	*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto narrow 75 tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.		*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto a narrow 75 foot tall tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.
	*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.		*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.
	*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the buildings and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.		*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the buildings and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.

imported>Wordman: /* Projects */

2007-05-14T21:46:06Z

Projects

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	*Twelve pages detail a manse built on a solar demesne and then altered into rating 4 lunar manse. The end result is a large courtyard dominated by a reflecting pool. Surrounding the courtyard are large marble trees, with sections cut into their trunks in which mirrors have been set. Looking in these mirrors shows your reflection in a large hall, and by thinking about it, you can be transported there. The large feasting hall is actually under the pool, which forms the room's ceiling.		*Twelve pages detail a manse built on a solar demesne and then altered into rating 4 lunar manse. The end result is a large courtyard dominated by a reflecting pool. Surrounding the courtyard are large marble trees, with sections cut into their trunks in which mirrors have been set. Looking in these mirrors shows your reflection in a large hall, and by thinking about it, you can be transported there. The large feasting hall is actually under the pool, which forms the room's ceiling.
	*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.		*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver ~~royal~~ warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver noble warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.
	*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto narrow 75 tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.		*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto narrow 75 tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.
	*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.		*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.
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	*Seven pages give precise schematics for a series of strangely shaped tunnels carved into rock to form a rating 3 earth manse. From top view drawings, the tunnels suggest a strange, insectoid appearance.		*Seven pages give precise schematics for a series of strangely shaped tunnels carved into rock to form a rating 3 earth manse. From top view drawings, the tunnels suggest a strange, insectoid appearance.
	*Two pages outline a fairly large garden complex, dedicated to growing plants that thrive in bright light, acting as a rating 2 solar manse. The emphasis of the design seems to be tranquility.		*Two pages outline a fairly large garden complex, dedicated to growing plants that thrive in bright light, acting as a rating 2 solar manse. The emphasis of the design seems to be tranquility.
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum ~~royal~~ warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.
	*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.		*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.

imported>Wordman: /* Projects */

2007-05-14T21:44:30Z

Projects

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	*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.		*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver royal warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver royal warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.
	*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass ~~that floated~~ fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that ~~came~~ through the windows ~~was~~ directed into mirrored tunnel that ~~looped~~ the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it ~~would be~~ reflected onto narrow 75 tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.		*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto narrow 75 tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.
	*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.		*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.
	*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the buildings and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.		*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the buildings and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.

imported>Wordman: /* Trinkets */

2007-05-14T21:35:52Z

Trinkets

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	*Portable Geomantic Recharging Module (wola.61) - A device that allows artifacts to be recharged from a hearthstone.		*Portable Geomantic Recharging Module (wola.61) - A device that allows artifacts to be recharged from a hearthstone.
	*Prayer Transceiver Module (wola.61) - A small disk that allows messages to be left and played back for people with the same type of artifact.		*Prayer Transceiver Module (wola.61) - A small disk that allows messages to be left and played back for people with the same type of artifact.
	*Wall Eater (wola.130) - A skull-sized beetle like seige device that can eat through walls or ship hulls.		*Wall Eater (wola.130) - A skull-sized beetle-like seige device that can slowly eat through walls or ship hulls.

	== Practicals ==		== Practicals ==

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	This chapter holds a hodge podge of notes about various large projects, scattered in no particular order. These are:		This chapter holds a hodge podge of notes about various large projects, scattered in no particular order. These are:

	*Fifteen pages detail a rating 5 solar manse, obviously the central palace of [[Q'in Sanizaj]]. The manse features a large, four-sided tower tapering smoothly to a point roughly 300 feet off the ground. The middle third of each face, running vertically the entire length, is a clear transparent sheet, allowing light inside the tower. At intervals, the corners contain open balconies. At the base, each corner holds a large door leading from the courtyard on which the tower rests. Orbiting around the tower are three, floating ancillary towers. These are constructed of glass (one green, one blue, one clear) and have triangular cross-sections, tapering to a point at both the top and bottom. The top and bottom fourths of these towers are polished mirrors, sculpted to reflect light to the top of the central tower. The hearthstone room there collects the light and distills it.		*Fifteen pages detail a rating 5 solar manse, obviously the central palace of [[Q'in Sanizaj]]. The manse features a large, four-sided tower tapering smoothly to a point roughly 300 feet off the ground. The middle third of each face, running vertically the entire length, is a clear transparent sheet, allowing light inside the tower. At intervals, the corners contain open balconies. At the base, each corner holds a large door leading from the courtyard on which the tower rests. Orbiting around the tower are three, floating ancillary towers. These are constructed of glass (one green, one blue, one clear) and have triangular cross-sections, tapering to a point at both the top and bottom. The top and bottom fourths of these towers are polished mirrors, sculpted to reflect light to the top of the central tower. The hearthstone room there collects the light and distills it. Drawbacks: Maintenance {[Dots\|4}}, Fragility {{Dots\|1}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Well-Favored Aspect (1pt, solar), Archive (2pt), Dangerous Traps (2pt), Bound Servant Force (3pt), Factory Cathedral (5pt).
	*Twelve pages detail a manse built on a solar demesne and then altered into rating 4 lunar manse. The end result is a large courtyard dominated by a reflecting pool. Surrounding the courtyard are large marble trees, with sections cut into their trunks in which mirrors have been set. Looking in these mirrors shows your reflection in a large hall, and by thinking about it, you can be transported there. The large feasting hall is actually under the pool, which forms the room's ceiling.		*Twelve pages detail a manse built on a solar demesne and then altered into rating 4 lunar manse. The end result is a large courtyard dominated by a reflecting pool. Surrounding the courtyard are large marble trees, with sections cut into their trunks in which mirrors have been set. Looking in these mirrors shows your reflection in a large hall, and by thinking about it, you can be transported there. The large feasting hall is actually under the pool, which forms the room's ceiling. Drawbacks: Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Bound Servant Force (3pt), Workshop Manse (3pt), Wyld Revocation (4pt).
	*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels.		*Two pages describe a rating 3 wood manse designed as a tangle of vines, with rooms built inside within a maze of three-dimensional vine tunnels. Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|1}}, Fragility {{Dots\|2}}, Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Control Room (2pt), Wood Dragon's Will (3pt), Zone of Influence (3pt), Puzzle Manse (3pt).
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver noble warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of a moonsilver noble warstrider called ''[[Molt-Defying Plumage]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly, and a gauntlet that can transmute into any type of weapon.
	*Six pages describe a rating 3 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto a narrow 75 foot tall tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower.		*Six pages describe a rating 4 solar manse constructed as a torus of stained glass floating fifty feet off the ground. The drawings show how light that comes through the windows is directed into mirrored tunnel that loops the entirety of the structure, guiding the light around and around. Eventually, a small portion of it gets reflected onto a narrow 75 foot tall tower standing in the center of the torus, concentrating the light into the hearth at the top of the tower. Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|3}}, Fragility {{Dots\|1}}, Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Magical Conveniences (1pt), Well-Favored Aspect (1pt, solar), Sympathetic Dream Link (2pt), Guardian (3pt), Ultra-deadly Traps (3pt), Rainbow Tabernacle (4pt).
	*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.		*Four pages illustrate without comment the construction of a spherical metal framework, like a geodesic sphere with tines of orichalcum. The last of these page illustrates the sphere set within the center of mass of a large pyramidal structure labeled the "Pyramid of the Sun". Sunlight comes down a long shaft in the pyramid to hit a object labeled a "breath lens" suspended within the sphere above the figure of a prone man.
	*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the ~~buildings~~ and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse.		*Five pages show the transformation of a waterfall into a level 3 water manse, with the water cascading over the building and running through channels in the rooms. The water also runs over a series of waterwheels that are harnessed to run equipment within the manse. Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|1}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Eyeless Sight of Daana'd (2pt), Water Dragon's Nest (3pt).
	*Thirty pages labeled "Arainthu" detail a series of devices with difficult to discern purposes. One is clearly some kind of telescope. One is some kind of large clockwork with gears of wood and stone, powered by a waterwheel, a windmill and fire. One has a nest of crystal gears and a series of 25 arms with labels like "The Mask", "The Ewer" and the "The Haywain". Others are even more obscure.		*Thirty pages labeled "Arainthu" detail a series of devices with difficult to discern purposes. One is clearly some kind of telescope. One is some kind of large clockwork with gears of wood and stone, powered by a waterwheel, a windmill and fire. One has a nest of crystal gears and a series of 25 arms with labels like "The Mask", "The Ewer" and the "The Haywain". Others are even more obscure.
	*Seven pages give precise schematics for a series of strangely shaped tunnels carved into rock to form a rating 3 earth manse. From top view drawings, the tunnels suggest a strange, insectoid appearance.		*Seven pages give precise schematics for a series of strangely shaped tunnels carved into rock to form a rating 3 earth manse. From top view drawings, the tunnels suggest a strange, insectoid appearance. Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|1}}; Powers: Central Control (2pt), Pasiap's Buried Whiskers (2pt), Fortress (3pt).
	*Two pages outline a fairly large garden complex, dedicated to growing plants that thrive in bright light, acting as a rating 2 solar manse. The emphasis of the design seems to be tranquility.		*Two pages outline a fairly large garden complex, dedicated to growing plants that thrive in bright light, acting as a rating 2 solar manse. The emphasis of the design seems to be tranquility. Drawbacks: Habitability {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Archive (2pt), Bound Servitor (2pt), Geomantic Subtlety (2pt).
	*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.		*Twenty pages supply fine details of the construction of an orichalcum noble warstrider called ''[[Luminous Talon Rain]]'', including all of its components. These include a system that allows it to fly.
	*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds.		*Plans of an ornate manor house on a single page conceal the nature of a rating 2 wood manse, which gets its power from the alignment of the trees on the grounds. Drawbacks: Maintenance {{Dots\|2}}; Powers: Comfort Zone (1pt), Magical Conveniences (1pt), Veil of Shadow (2pt), Geomantic Subtlety (2pt).