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Distracting Cat Sidhe: Culture and Death (A Guest Post by Out of the Darkness)

June 8, 2019 Cedar Sanderson

Distracting Cat Sidhe: Culture and Death Out of the Darkness   Culture plays a very large role in how your characters view death, how they

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The Queen is Dead (What the hell do we do now?)

March 28, 2014 kilteDave

*I got this all written up, then realized this is the first time it’s been my privilege to post on MGC. I’d be more concerned

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