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The [[plantation]] and the surrounding environs have fallen into disrepair. [[Vermin]], filth, and [[disease]] have overtaken the land its denizens. [[Slaver]]s continually crack their [[whip]]s to push their already overworked [[slave]]s to work ever harder in the fields entrenched in [[weed]]s. The chief crop of this land is [[somma]], a highly addictive crop that binds slave and slavemaster alike to the land.<ref>[[Robert Sweeney's Adventure Archives]], [[QtR17]], p.127-128</ref> | The [[plantation]] and the surrounding environs have fallen into disrepair. [[Vermin]], filth, and [[disease]] have overtaken the land its denizens. [[Slaver]]s continually crack their [[whip]]s to push their already overworked [[slave]]s to work ever harder in the fields entrenched in [[weed]]s. The chief crop of this land is [[somma]], a highly addictive crop that binds slave and slavemaster alike to the land.<ref>[[Robert Sweeney's Adventure Archives]], [[QtR17]], p.127-128</ref> | ||
Few denizens of the domain will bother [[traveler]]s who venture forth to this [[cursed]] land. However, the | Few denizens of the domain will bother [[traveler]]s who venture forth to this [[cursed]] land. However, a toxic black sludge surrounds the island, preventing exit. In effect, the borders of the domain are by default closed all of the time. The only way out is [[The Bridge of Desidia|an unnamed bridge]] that has fallen apart. Sir Edmond must actually concentrate for it to reform, in effect taking the mental burden to open the borders rather than close them. However, his [[sloth]] usually prevents him from bothering with it.<ref>QtR 17 p.129</ref> | ||
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| The Isle of Desidia | |
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| Culture Level | Renaissance (9) (Sin took him from a place similar to Earth as of 1776) [1] |
| Ecology | |
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| Year Formed | ? |
| Population | ? |
| Races (%) | Humans |
| Languages | [[]] |
| Religions | [[]] |
| Government | |
| Ruler(s) | Sir Edmond Continere |
| Darklord(s) | Sir Edmond Continere |
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A minor island domain nominally ruled by Sir Edmond Continere, a lazy and selfish plantation owner.[2] It is the representation of sloth within the Seven Islands of Sin.[3]
The plantation and the surrounding environs have fallen into disrepair. Vermin, filth, and disease have overtaken the land its denizens. Slavers continually crack their whips to push their already overworked slaves to work ever harder in the fields entrenched in weeds. The chief crop of this land is somma, a highly addictive crop that binds slave and slavemaster alike to the land.[4]
Few denizens of the domain will bother travelers who venture forth to this cursed land. However, a toxic black sludge surrounds the island, preventing exit. In effect, the borders of the domain are by default closed all of the time. The only way out is an unnamed bridge that has fallen apart. Sir Edmond must actually concentrate for it to reform, in effect taking the mental burden to open the borders rather than close them. However, his sloth usually prevents him from bothering with it.[5]
