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The Twilight Zone is a strange, amorphous [[domain]] hidden within [[the Mists]]. The land itself is a barren, almost featureless wasteland. However, it is usually shrouded in forms that represent places that represent things of importance to those who enter (or are captured by) the Zone. Unlike many domains, the Twilight Zone is not shaped in a way to reflect the [[darklord]], rather it is subjectively morphic to match the expectations of those who wander into (or are dragged into) this realm.<ref name=ARWp322>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places]] p.322</ref> | The Twilight Zone is a strange, amorphous [[domain]] hidden within [[the Mists]]. The land itself is a barren, almost featureless wasteland. However, it is usually shrouded in forms that represent places that represent things of importance to those who enter (or are captured by) the Zone. Unlike many domains, the Twilight Zone is not shaped in a way to reflect the [[darklord]], rather it is subjectively morphic to match the expectations of those who wander into (or are dragged into) this realm.<ref name=ARWp322>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places]] p.322</ref> | ||
The Twilight Zone changes reality much like [[the Nightmare Lands]], but the Zone exists to test visitors' mental and spiritual fortitude, or to drive them [[mad]]. Irony is an even more powerful force here than it is in other realms.<ref name=ARWp322-323>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places]] p.322-323</ref> | The Twilight Zone changes reality much like [[the Nightmare Lands]], but the Zone exists to test visitors' mental and spiritual fortitude, or to drive them [[mad]]. Irony is an even more powerful force here than it is in other realms.<ref name=ARWp322-323>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/AlanikRay/From_Alanik_Ray%27s_Vaults_-_Places.pdf Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places]] p.322-323</ref> | ||
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[[category:Cause of Madness]] | |||
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[[category:Homebrew Domain]] | |||
[[category:Mystery]] | [[category:Mystery]] | ||
[[category:Zone]] | [[category:Zone]] | ||
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| The Twilight Zone | |
|---|---|
| Culture Level | Variable |
| Ecology | Variable |
| Climate & Terrain | Variable |
| Year Formed | ? |
| Population | Variable |
| Races (%) | Variable |
| Languages | Variable |
| Religions | Variable |
| Government | Variable |
| Ruler(s) | None |
| Darklord(s) | The Sterling Man[1] |
| Nationality | |
| Analog | The Twilight Zone |
| Related Categories | |
| Locations in The Twilight Zone | |
| Transportation in The Twilight Zone | |
| Inhabitants of The Twilight Zone | |
| Former Inhabitants of The Twilight Zone | |
| Flora of The Twilight Zone | |
| Fauna of The Twilight Zone | |
| Native Monsters of The Twilight Zone | |
The Twilight Zone is a strange, amorphous domain hidden within the Mists. The land itself is a barren, almost featureless wasteland. However, it is usually shrouded in forms that represent places that represent things of importance to those who enter (or are captured by) the Zone. Unlike many domains, the Twilight Zone is not shaped in a way to reflect the darklord, rather it is subjectively morphic to match the expectations of those who wander into (or are dragged into) this realm.[2]
The Twilight Zone changes reality much like the Nightmare Lands, but the Zone exists to test visitors' mental and spiritual fortitude, or to drive them mad. Irony is an even more powerful force here than it is in other realms.[3]
References
- ↑ Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places] p.323
- ↑ Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places] p.322
- ↑ Alanik Ray's Library Archives Places] p.322-323
