Beneath a dying sun, legends will rise

Armageddon: How long can you survive?

Sand, Spice, Sid.
Stories Between The Sands.
The Desert Takes All.
Shade and Water.

Armageddon: Blood, Sand, and Betrayal
Armageddon: Swords, Sorcery, and Shenanigans
Armageddon: Sand, Swords, and Sorcery
Armageddon: Dark Sun meets Dune
Armageddon: Desert Fun Beneath a Blood Red Sun
Armageddon: Silt, Sorcery, and Spice
Armageddon: Blood, Fury, Sand
Armageddon: Silt, Sand, and Silk
Armageddon: Where Roleplay and Writing collide
Armageddon: Fury, Silk, and Sorcery

Gaslight, Girlboss, Gatekeep.

Corruption, betrayal, revenge.  Just need to stop leading with murder really.

Corruption is great it gives criminals space to be naughty and drives continued low to medium stakes conflict.

Betrayal is still key I think.  It's not a big part of my play.  But it speaks to volatility and politics. 

Murder is fine, but the point is not to lead with it. So what do we want to go with corruption and betrayal? Revenge! Perpetuate the cycle. 

Sul-Krath always rises.

Not a suggestion but just a comment to add.. To me the Arm themes I am most attached to are: the mud's post apocalyptic desert, sorcerous stylings; the fact that it's permadeath and a survival game; and it's roleplay enforced.

Survive. Adapt. Conquer.
The desert remembers
Your choices write the next chapter
Survival demands sacrifice
Will you bend or break?
Your choices, your consequences, your legacy.

Quote from: MarshallDFX on Today at 05:41:27 PMHow about a short sentence like:

Tell your own story in a post-apocalyptic Zalanthas, a ruined land ruled by sorcerer-kings and their powerful templarate...

(If you live)

Whatever format (within reason, guys, no ascii vulgar art) you like, we'll look at them all.