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Sedorner
n.Â
1.) Official and most insulting and incriminating name for a monster-lover in the Haacobin Empire.
2.) Anyone with friendly or sympathetic feelings towards or relations with monsters.
Note: Anyone found guilty of being a Sedorner will immediately be sentenced to death on the Catherine wheel.
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Maps - Half Continent - My Edits
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Finished the Foundling's Tale/The Monster Blood Tattoo trilogy~
I enjoyed the books thoroughly and highly recommend them! I just wish there could have been an ongoing tale with Rossamund and Europe. That could've had a wonderful list of adventures between the two of them. I think that's my only complaint at this point, however I eagerly await the next set of Half-Continent stories! :D
(Sebastipole is still my favorite fellow OVER ALL! And I'm SO GLAD Numps got away safe!)
Half-Continent Word of the Day: Whortleberry
A whortleberry, also known as a chortlingberry or Periacharë, is a berry that is both the best and most expensive wayfood, giving an adult enough energy to last for much of a day as well as revive the spirits in the same manner as a good restorative. They grow on the whortleberry bush, which can only be found in the western part of the Half-Continent and are cultivated in the farming region of the Patter Moil and the Lausid States. Wild whortleberries however are more potent than the domesticated variety, inducing those brave enough to venture into the wilds to pick them, as twice as much can be made for the same amount of orchard-grown berries.
The berries are about the size of a fingernail and have an unimpressive appearance similar to "the color of a plum gone bad". They taste bland when in the mouth, but when swallowed the effects can be immediately felt. Whortleberries are best picked when they are fresh and pink and are usually dried to keep longer. They can also be made into whortleberry jam and eaten with hard-breads. Whortleberries retain their restorative properties in any form, all of which keep for a very long time. Monsters find them as appetizing as humans, requiring the orchards that grow the berries to be heavily guarded. Europe favours whortleberries as a wayfood.
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Monster Blood Tattoo "Word of the Day" bits
Due to finals and leaving the books at home, I've been letting this slide for much too long, so here's a short one detailing the sorts of names combinations of teratologist skills might get you, and hopefully I'll have proper entries up starting tomorrow.
scourge-pistoleer = flagrant, orspirator/orspiratine
scourge-wit =Â severine
scourge-leer = staide, austerine
skold-leer = scryer, saltscry, saltstrait
skold-pistoleer = locksalt (though really, such a person is really a skold with a penchant for delivering potives from a firelock)
leer-pistoleer = scrylock, lockstrait, straitlock
wit-leer = looksooth, straitsooth
Explicarium Word of the Day
Combinade(s): Hand arms that are a clever combination of melee weapon and firelock. The firing mechanism on most combinades is an improved wheel lock, being more sturdy than a flintlock, and able to take the jars that come when the weapon is being used to strike a foe. Added to this, the lock mechanism, trigger, and hammer are usually protected by gathered bands of metal, a basket much like those protecting the hilts of many foreign swords.Â
I finally found D.M. Cornish's concept art for his calendar pistoleer (calandine spendonette) for his Half-Continent series. I was looking for this for a long time, but I haven't seen the art for this in the first two books. (it might be in the third; I haven't bought it just yet)
the reason I wanted to find this so much is because I had an idea for a female gunner-type protagonist in a pseudo-fantasy setting, and most of my inspiration for her design stemmed from this pistoleer concept.
