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...they do also benefit indirectly from the stolen dream energy and also know of the onirarchs' plans.) ...nally pass among the people, but they live on a different level.[[Category:Classes]] ...

...ome in many varieties, varying in colors, sizes, and abilities, though all of them have an amorphous, vaporous form. They feed on [[dream energy]], thei ...rtant. Still other scholars, however, believe that the color and features of the dreammist ''are determined'' by the ambient magic, which makes these tw ...

...d steal information from each other. And all of them employ large cohorts of spies to carry out these activities. ...of a dreamlord they're spying on, and building the trust of their objects of surveillance before beginning to return information. ...

...als in the wilderness in protest and protection against the supposed evils of progress. Ferals use no constructions more basic than holes in the ground ...read from some now unidentifiable central point of origin, or whether many people independently had the same ideas. ...

...cies. It may also be occasionally applied on some [[world]]s to creatures of a species that ''does'' possess innate powers, but closely resembles anothe ...onjurer", and "thaumaturge". Depending on the world and the context, each of these terms may be synonymous with "mage", or have a particular more specia ...

...om it—the name "Ven" is short for "Cruinney Veniagh", meaning "World of Heroes". The study of heroes, in the Venic sense, is called [[agallology]]. ...

...e different from those of the typical towns, and have well developed means of producing what they need from the means at hand. ...ssance pageant and iconography. The name spread even among those ignorant of its origin, and seems to have stuck. ...

...uents but among many citizens of other blocs as well, especially the lower classes who feel that their own [[government]]s aren't doing enough for them. The ...e of power, becoming the most influential member and the unofficial leader of the High Commission. ...

...s. By far the most widespread and well developed is one particular system of [[etorical taxonomy|taxonomy]]. While on [[True Earth]] generally credited ...to [[family|families]], families into [[order]]s, orders into [[class]]es, classes into [[phylum|phyla]], phyla into [[kingdom (taxonomy)|kingdom]]s, kingdoms ...

...]]. The Aabelon is in some ways among the most subtle of the covins, many of its members filling menial positions and seeming to be simple serfs and lab ==Origin of name== ...

...;In the end, though, the relation of darks to enchantment is only a matter of definition and semantics. ...er bare darks nor neighbor darks are called [[halo dark]]s. Neither of these terms, however, is in particularly common use, and certainly neither ...

...[life]], it has been heavily colonized by the SKE, such that more than 62% of its surface is covered by [[city|cities]] and urbanized [[shee]]s suspended The adjective to refer to things and people of Oe is "Oean" ({{IPA|/ˈɔɪ.ən/}}). ...

.../}}). The spelling of this word is often simplified to "geisic", and that of the plural to "geisi" or "geasi", though many scholars still frown upon thi ...ely powerful effects; a geis never to say the word "trout" in the presence of a one-eyed woman in a blue hat would so rarely come into play, and its impa ...

...9;}}) is an enormous arena on [[Kadis]], in the [[sovereign state|nation]] of [[Gerech]], filled with deathtraps and labyrinthine ledges and corridors. ...e partygoers, deaths still occur, but the duplicators ensure that any loss of life is not long-lasting. ...

...day one of the most diverse nations of Curcalen, Djarvin is home to people of all ancestries and ethnicities. ..."land", so this was interpreted as "Land of Djarvin", and when the people of the area formed into a unified country "Djarvin" was taken as its official ...

...requently the distinction between a city and a town is made on the grounds of [[government]] (in many [[sovereign state|state]]s a "city" must be recogni ...square kilometers. For all its area, however, Baie-James had a population of not much over a thousand, rendering its classification as a city problemati ...

...eam rulers, called [[onirarch]]s, generally keep themselves apart from the people, existing on another level that rarely interacts with the lower [[class]]es ...s seldom visited by the inhabitants of Dadauar proper. It is the presence of Chethe that gives Dadauar its name; the name "Dadauar" comes from the [[Lil ...